From Frontiers of Poland and far news from Europe
A July 2 report notes campaigns near the Danube with Generals Kaminskei and Suwarow leading separate corps, defeated by Turks and forced to recross the river with notable losses. May 31 from Caaz mentions a Guatemala earthquake destroying houses and prompting a new coastal city plan. June 28 Leeds reports woollen manufacturers deputies thanking MP Edwin Las Cells at Harewood House for defending their interests in parliament.
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Poland
Kaminskei
Suwarow
Danube
Caaiz
Guatemala
Leeds
Edwin Lascelles
Harewood House
Royalist turmoil and colonial protests amid Boston embargo
Letters from Paris note health of the Count de Provence and others as British ministers debate surrender terms and lingering Parliament power. Pennsylvanians New York and Massachusetts Bay join a new importation accord while Hutchinson meets Dartmouth. Carleton to Quebec. Henry Fox dies. clerical shifts and sheriff polls finalize in Plymouth. A slave revolt near Betsey's Hope escalates. dramatic sinking wager reported from Plymouth. criminal trials proceed. Boston trade restrictions widen as New York merchants form a 50-member committee to coordinate across colonies.
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Provence
Artois
Boston
Great Bricaing
Pensylvania
New- York
Massachuset’s Bay
Hutchinson
Bolton
St. James’s
Earl of Dartmouth
Carleton
Quebec
Holland House
Henry Fox
Lord Holland
Foxley
Wilts
Henry Edward
Caroline
Thomas
Westminster
Rochester
Dr. Andrews
Trinity College
Dublin
Cholmondeley
Weflington
Sheridan
Guildhall
Plomer and
Hart
Greenland
Sunderland
Tobago
Edinburgh
King’s Bay
Plymouth
Massachusetts Assembly Elects Samuel Adams Clerk
Dispatches from St James's report Captain Califf's arrival in Portsmouth from Botton. In Boston on May 26, the Great and General Court convened as chartered. Members took oaths, Samuel Adams chosen Clerk, and Thomas Cushing elected Speaker. Governor's address followed.
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St. James’s
London
Califf
Portsmouth
Botton
Massachusetts Gazette
Boston
New England
Bolton
Honourable Board
Samuel Adams
Thomas Cushing
Gover
Opinion on moderation amid provincial tensions and frontier danger
The writer urges wisdom and peace in the town and province, notes many friends and enemies, and warns that patriots may be deceived in broader support. He mentions over fifty Indians recently murdered on the frontier, predicting a potential Indian war, and pleads for God’s blessing and quiet.
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Cemauttio
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Forte
Thomas Tyndale
HSHE
Univeris
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Ty G. Robinson
Pater-notter-row
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Jersuy
Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Measure
J. Hinton
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