European dispatches note Ottoman resolve and Balkan moves
Telegrams from December report Tartars quitting Ottoman campaign, Russians taking Silistria disputed with booty figures. Varna reportedly in Rufsians hands, with a march toward Adrianople if provisions allow. Also noted are French troop readiness, Bavarian payments, and widespread maritime traffic with ships arriving at Deal and various ports.
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Holland
Danube
Bularia
Porte
Franckfort
France
Warsaw
Moldavia
Silistria
Varna
Adrianople
Vienna
Turku
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Amsterdam
Dantzick
Cet City
Dantazickers
London Chronicle fragment describes royal birthday observance and legal notices
This long item records the queen's birthday, petitions schedule for private bills, ship movements, a major fire in Wych Street, crime and punishments at the Old Bailey, corn prices at the Exchange, clerical appointments and removals, deaths, bankruptcies, and various surrender notices with dates and locations, including London and Bristol.
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London
Nancy
Toureaux
Grand Riviere
Gaspey
St. Lucar
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Exeter
Henley Bridge
Wych-street
Thames
Fry
Newgate
King’s Bench
Borough
Boyd
Swan-court
T. Batholomew-lane
Old Bailey
Alice Walker
John Norton
James Longman
Cheapside
Thomas Hanby
James Eastlander
John Bewley
Richard Fyost
James Gallaker
Samuel Harris
William Waine
John Bund
William Brown
Guildhall
Corn Exchange
Bailey
Dublin Fan and Parliament Debate Stamp Duty Change
A Dublin source says if annuity loans are filled the Stamp Duty will be dropped in the next Parliament session and not counted as hereditary revenue. A letter from Kinsale Athlone, misparsed, notes Major Bruce died from wounds after a duel with Col. Pigot.
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Gosport
Chelmsford
William Tinton
Ipswich
Marks ‘Tey
Ingatestone
Oxford
Shipton-under-Whichwood
Curbridge
Witney
Haversham
Bucks
Aylesbury
York
Ferrybridge
D. Salisary
Dublin
Kinsale Athlone
Bruce
Col. Pigot
Prologue to the Tragedy of King Henry and Rosamond
Prologue speaks of anxious doubt before presenting a tragedy. The author asks for patient hearing, pleads to Rosamond for mercy, and pleads not to presume on audience kindness. He fears judgment by dramatic law and seeks indulgence for his fault.
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Henry
Rosamond
Muses
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Downs
Wid W. . Deal
Seager
Alicant
Boos
Oporio
Camie
Pitt
Bridges
Francis, Cockburn
Lisbon
Covi,son
Maryland
Hanter
Carry
Turkey
Diana
Love
Senegal
Judith
Curren
Newry
WindWio Dval
Elizabeth
Boog
Speke
Dutton
Hull
Cendall
Belfast
North Carolina
Minerva
Hammett
Tuscany
Walley
Newfoundland
L‘orient
Bourdeaux Packet
Jenkins
Dartmouth
Hett, Veldhoen
Phicl
Pool
Waldron
George, Edmonds
Figura
Sturminster Martha
Scott
St. Sebastian's
Bare
Brinton
Avila
Southampton
Godwill
Watton
Kingston
Shepherd
Oporto
Plymouth
Minehead
Widbourn
Oports
Falmouth
Helford, Williams
Bilboa
Macartney
Mercury
Gargiese
Scarborough
Richard DeCourcy
St. Aloman
Shropshire
Charles Allen
Aby
Leicestershire
Tio. Meyler
Marlborough
Preshute
Wilthire
John
Norfolk
Ware
John Adams
Joseph Adams
South-Sea
Racclid-cross
Daniel Kirby
Andrews Reeve
Jeremiah Hill
Bristol
Merchants and Partners
Nag’s-head
Wine-street
Edmond Crodd
Sunyard
Nightingale-lane
Middlesex
Liverpool
Guildhall,Wm. Dawkins, of Gospert
Bockeiler
James Innell
Chalford
Gloucestershire
Clothier
Catherine Wheel
Calne
Wilts
Thomas Raymond
Shadbook
Suffolk
Grocer
Francis Morier
Joseph Rogers
Stratford
Essex
Calico
Copartners
Guildhill
James Pulkin
Kiswick
Stephen Sargent
Rotherhighe
Surry
Mariner
John Chapman
Bowlane
Christopher Raitbeck
Joan Chapman
Bow-lane
Joseph Cotterell the Elder
Joseph Cotterell the Younger
Wailfall
Staffordshire
Bull's Head
Watfall
Robert” Lowe
Derby
Robert Bogie
Robert Bogie the Younger
Wo, Scott
Love-lane
Eastcheap
Guilthall
Daniel Fravesling
Christ-Church
Edward Brewer
St. Mary, Whitechapel
East Smithfield
James Cockerill
Rebere Cockerill
South Shields
Rope
Thomas Sha
Charing-crow
London-Bridge
Irelan
Loventor
Lountor
Berry-Pomeroy
Devon
Gadd
Torbay
Totnes
Newton Bushell Fix
Ashburton
Forest
Dartmoor
Lyde
James Martin
Jim Court
Middle Temple
Stoodley
Taylor
Luscombs
Atsornies
Tognes
Pena
Birmingham Canal Navigation
F. Sketchley
Tim
James Smyth
Raft Dereham
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harris
Lincoln's Inn
Frankcombe
Cowley
Gloucester
Gam
Geo
Minett
Jun
Win
Tyndale
Cam
William Morse
Cowleys
Willian Griffin
Remrot al
Warner
Pacrith
Cauley
Bath
Baitiol
Henry Rucketts
Lotz
Haw
Greyhill
Firley
Hartfield
Athleworth
Deechurtt
Tewkesbury
Nathaniel Hawkins
Richard Craswel
Leigh
Lye
Win. Murry
Morrizy
Briel
Yr. Thorncloe
Worcester
F Fry, Fripp, Wad Co
Bistol
Salissury Court
Fleettreet
Bristol Crown
Fry, Fripp, and Co
Bond
Anthony Vieyra
J. Nourse
Katherine-street
Strand
Boonferipr
Price Gs
N. B
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