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28 Jul 1770

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 28, 1770

Page

4

Letter to Lord My Lord Oxford on Revolution and Reform

A dated letter from July 28, 1770, urges Lord Oxford to consider firm measures against looming upheaval. It warns against revolution or reform and calls for prudence, accountability, and a rejection of tyranny while asserting English liberties and justice. It critiques judiciary overreach and admires juries as defenders of liberty.

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Oxford Lishmen Court of Justice England Iranael Bes Rhodeland St Christopher’s Spa- Niaras Lord Halifax William Barnes Goldese Woodstreet Compter Portmouth Amit Accession Pennock Newcastle Clark Oats Plymouth George Margaret Stevenson Sunderland Haydon London Flores Bwsown Johnson Active Urry Lenby Edward Mary Carter Stone Weymouth Grafton Sampson Britannia Rous Bengal Madras Caslinore Boucher Pearce Pool Stiles Chichester Mr. Stourton Lord Stourton Dr. Bond Pond-stretr Hampstead Devonshire S Square Settlem Great Eastcheap Ann Miers Cannonstreer Jefferson Allss Jefferson Well’s-Street Cavendish Square Edinburgh Alex. M‘millan Dunmore His Majesty Duks Gordon Wynn New York Nelly Hannah Norman Antigua Providence Honywell Bristol Simon Greer Gallipoly
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Pacha Piri Zade Mehemet victory and port news

Postscript from Constantinople dated June 15 reports Piri Zade Mehemet winning a major victory over the people of Georgia and the Russians by seizing the fortress of Azifka. It notes treachery by the Kinhaja and Gamedar, with executions. Also recaps Coro, Modon, Navarino retaken from Russians after a sharp battle. two Russian colonels lost. Mehemet Pacha conquers Walachia. Monolaki named governor. Messina earthquake devastates camps as 30 shocks in a month collapse many palaces and kill many.

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Reggio Messina Ancona Isle of Candia Suda Berimo Mitali Morocco Spain Ceuta Danube Moldavia Hamburgh Laf Warsaw Panin Count Romanzow Bender Hanover Duke of Gloucester Pyrmont Moravia de Porte Georgia Pacha Piri-Zade Mehemet Azifka Heracliaus Solomon Bey Piri-Zade Kinhaja Gamedar Porte Moegzoen-Zade Pacha Morea Coror Modon Navarino Reffians Bin-Barchi Walachia Mehemet Pacha Monolaki Craiova Naples Fune Sicily
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Dockyard Fire at Portsmouth Delivers Great Damage

Letters from Portsmouth dated July 28 1770 recount a large fire at the Royal Dock Yard. Incendiaries set stores ablaze causing massive loss including hemp, tar and rigging, with authorities detaining several suspects. Reports describe dramatic efforts to extinguish two engines and guard the important shipbuilding facilities near the academy as the fire raged.

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Portsmouth His Majesty Port Down Fair Long Stort-House Portchester Motherbank Pumber Academy Isle Portfacush Portnouth
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