Tartars Clash at Nieper River Invasion Fails
Reports from March 13 describe a clash near the Nieper where 3000 Tartars crossed the river but were repelled by the Ruffians, many drowned, and the remainder pursued toward the Ingulitz. The Tartarian army, about 20,000 strong under the Sultan of Bialogorod, retreated toward Poland after sacking several towns.
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Great Britain
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Dey
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Irish Ship Disaster and Local Obituaries
Ireland Dublin March 24 reports by Letters from Holyhead a Carnarvon ship left Rhofelin on the 15th fatal for all aboard including Mrs Foxwift and her child. Agmondifham Vesey Esqr longtime MP for Tuam died at Lucan seat. his son succeeds as Accomptant General. The King grants 10001 to the Incorporated Society for English Protestant Schools. Last Monday the Rev Mr Killenhausen of the Dutch Lutheran Church in this city died.
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Woodford
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Salisbury
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Two Sicili
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Elys
House of Commons
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Strand
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Downing-street
Westminster
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Thomas Drury
Overstone
Northampton
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Devon
Roger Tuckfield
Deceas
Prince of Wales
William Scott
Wm. Hamilon
Princess of Wales
Scott
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Guildhall
Lee
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Alderman Lambert
Robert Alsop
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Stevens
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Efy
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Naples
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Haynton
Devonshire
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Helston
Laft
Hackney
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East India Company
Thursday
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Ely
Duke of Chandos
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Longlane
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Jones
Rhofelin
Tuam
Agmondifham Vesey
Incorporated Society For
Killenhausen
Navy Orders For Full Manning Of 70 Gun Ships
In London royal instructions demand full manning of the Burford Grafton and Buckingham each of 70 guns and the Norwich of 6 guns. The vessels were lately reduced to their lowest complement and must be replenished with all expedition. It is reported that next Tuesday several ships of war will be placed into commission.
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