Disturbing Riot at Kingston Surrey Ends Peacefully
Yesterday Morning two deaths were reported in St James's and Dalston. A fire at the home of Mr Thomas Jones in Stokes Croft destroyed the house and claimed Mr Jones and his wife. A Fast Day riot at Kingston saw a preacher assaulted, mobs clashed, Inniskilling Dragoons intervened, and order restored by the commanding officer using drums and guards.
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St. James’s
Whitendale
His Majesty
Dalston
John Blackburn
Birchin-Lane
Bristol
Thomas Jones
Stokes-Croft
Jones
Kingston
Surrey
Pasco
Sun Inn
Ebenezer Coker
Thomas Hammond
Clerkenwell- Close
St. James
Clerkenwell
Maddlesex
Goldsmiths
Eben. Coker
Posts Crip This Day Arrived From Europe and Jamaica
Reports from Stettin and Mecklenburgh on March 2 to 7 describe military shifts in Prussia and Sweden, with Manteuffel to resume command and a new corps formed to counter Prussian incursions. Letters from Vienna hint at Austrian Silesia plans and Neiss siege, while Jamaica mourns Anthony Langley Swimmer, Southampton.
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Flanders
Stettin
Leutenant
Manteuffel
Lower
Pomerania
Prince Charles of Bevern
Rosteck
Mecklenburgh
Gustrow
Saxony
Count Soliikoff
Petersburgh
Fermor
Marschwerder
Vienna
Silesia
Neiss
Hamburgh
Tottleben
Poland
Ra Liff
Fraustadt
Lipstadt
Paderborn
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Wilhelmsthal
Hesse
Hamelon
Brunswick
Paris
Charlotte Godfrid
Elizabeth and
Rohan Soubise
Princess of Conde
See
Charles de Rohan
Prince of
Soubise
France
Anne-Mary Louisa de la Tour d
St. John d’ Acre
Jamaica
Anthony Langley
Ely
Southampton
James Nettleton
Ann Bray
Gravesend
Betsey
Johnston
Maryland
Barbados
Griffith
Chester
George Howard
Dublin
Launceston and
Lyme
Downs
Victuallers
East India Yard
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