Execution of Wolinski and other sentences abroad
From Petersburgh July 12 and Madrid July 12 reports detail M Wolinski being degraded and executed in Russia with others beheaded or whipped. Empress clemency reduced some, while Count Muffin-Putchin to be tried next week. News also covers Gibraltar siege, troop reinforcements in Cadiz, and European diplomatic moves including Sweden Russia Prussia and Britain.
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M.wolinski
Stange
Sieurs Teropkin
Rourschoff
Sieurs-Biehler
Simonoff
Knoute
Sidra
M. ‘Wolinski
Muffin-Putchin
Council of Commerce
Cafan
Astracan
Russia
M.“Wolinski
Teropkin
Krourshoff
Petershoff
Keith
Madrid
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Ferro
John Norris
Paris
Earl of Waldegrave
Hanover
H.r
Europe
Marquess de Camas
Prussia
Cardinal de Fleury
Juliers
Bergues
Marquess d’Antin
Brest
Chevalier de la Roche-Allard
Toulon
Count de Teffin
Sweden
London
Berlin
Konigsberg
N.S
Charlottenbourg
Stockholm
M. Bertucheff
Czarina
Rome
Gotti
Pope
Cenaia
Petersbourg
Pruth
Hague
Germany
Two Privateers on the Western Coast of Ireland
A Cork letter reports two privateers off the western coast, a New England built sloop and a 150-sons snow, positioned near outward-bound Indiamen. The Baltimore sub-commissioners affirmed Col Tonson's seizure of a Teas ship Joaden worth 30004. William Baldwyn of Cork dies in Backlane from fever. Wheat prices fall at a large market as a fresh bears enters, and earlier convicts who escaped off Waterford amid shipboard mutiny.
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Cork
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Baltimore
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Joaden
France
Backlane
William Baldwyn
Waterford
British fleet sails with convoy to the Boyne
Portsmouth reports Sir John Nortis commanding a powerful fleet of ships of 80 and 70 guns with fireships, escorting merchant vessels. The Victory returned to harbor with head raised for repairs, damage lighter than anticipated.
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Portsmouth
Sir John Nortis
Boyne
Vicory
Sessions at Devon County yield record transportation and floggings
An Exeter letter dated July 22 reports the Devon Sessions ending on Monday last with thirty-one ordered for transportation and two whipped. It notes this as the largest session known in memory of man.
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Exeter
Devon
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