Grand Master blocks Tunis port ships and other war news
Late night mail from Holland reports Grand Master orders Gallies and religious ships to block Tunis after notices of Gallions and armed small ships ready to sail. Lisbon notes a French privateer took a Spanish armed ship at Cadiz and carried her to Gibraltar after heavy fighting. Madrid mentions a royal ague and Rome notes a conversion order for translations. Vienna reports Neuperg preparing to cross Neiss, Bavarian troops near Pasesau, and Prussia king's health. Paris lists camp officer appointments and troop movements toward Bavaria. Stockholm covers Sweden Russia tensions and diplomatic efforts. Further dispatches detail Prussian and Austrian movements, French troop routes, and Jamaica/Caribbean naval activity.
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Fire at Killilifs House Sparks County Tyrone Outcry
Dungannon July 14 reports that at midnight last Saturday the house of Mr. Kenedy Rea of Killilifs near Tunis Town was maliciously set on fire while he slept. The conflagration destroyed the dwelling and outbuildings. suspicion falls on the Friends of Robert Kane of the Kellymount Gang, a noted horse thief, who was brought to justice by Kenedy Rea and Thomas Rea. Servants saved him from the flames. Limerick reports Purple Fever raging with many deaths and widespread illness in families.
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