London Evening-Post: Reports from Frontiers and Bristol
Letters from the frontier confirm the defection of the Grand Vizir and claim the Turkish ruler was strangled by the Porte. Details include confiscation of estates Count Bonneval recalled from exile, and Turkish plans to display Mahomet's standard in campaign, with caution about partial emblems. Reports from Corsica and Dublin follow with prisoner exchanges, executions, and public notices.
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Czarnczewska
Asaph
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Paris
Earl of Waldegrave
London
Brest
England
Country News
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John Kimmarly
John Philips
Newgate
Divine
St. Michael’s Hill
Kimmarly
James Burgess
Sherman
Earl of Dysart
Epsom
Lord Portmore
Mr. Fleetwood
Exon
Handafyd
Francis Leach
St. Evil
Cornwall
John Trewithick
Devon
Bampfyrd Carew
Simon Needs
Tiverton
Linnon
Samuel Lewis
Richard Bennett
Dublin
Henry Barry
Henry Barry, Lord Baron of
Santry
Laughlin Murphy
Palmerstown
Parliament House
Lord Santry
Compton Domville
Mr. Smith
Earl of Meath
Howth
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Compston Domville, Bart
Lord
Scotland
Holyrood House
Edinburgh
Earl of Selkirk
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Earl of Morton
John Middleton
Brigadier Middleton
Aberdeen
Lord Bruce
Carlton Gardens
Prince of Wales
Duke of Leeds
Mary Godolphin
Newcastle
Archer Crofts
New-York
Charles Ingram
Horsham
Sussex
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