Mount Vesuvius erupts and Barbary pirate raid described
The report details a violent Vesuvius eruption with lava burying cultivated lands and fires burning gardens and trees. It notes Barbary pirates landing near Nettuno on the Tiber mouth, abducting several, while the rest of the population fled, and threads of European political and military announcements follow.
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Waples
Mount Vesuvius
Nettuno
Tiber
a.Piiett
Ciuita
Vienna
Ferdinand
Maximilian
Charlotte
Antoinette Flavé
Mary- Ann
Maryr Beatrix
Modena
Paris
Duke de Choiseul
Countrie
le Breton
Battile
Phillip Chevalier d’Ailly
Council of State
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Dublin
Athy
Kildare
Vesey
Kinsale
Suffolk
John
Fiezgersia
Limerick
Pitt
Crookhaven
St. John and
St. Laurence
Waterford
Kilkenny
Templegram
Pilltown
Cagharine Walt
afBzes
Watts
EU. Mr. Hewerson
Gatlavan
My. Hewerson
Plymouth
Lamb
Bowen
London
Norway
Fredérickfade
Drummond
Newfoundland
Friendship
Glover
William and
Samuel
Winsor
Parke Fort
Reed
Jolliffe
Newcastle
Thomas and
Elizabeth
Henning
Southampton
Liberty
Snudden
Rotterdam
Emanuel
Sukey
Whitiwood
Oporto
Ac Cowes
Neptune
Thorton
Georgia
Rutter
Bourdon
South Carolina
Portsmouth
Mary
Francis
Lisbon
Diligence
Pycock
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Grafcon
Lord Holderweile
Lord Roghfort
Madrid
Duke
Dutchess of Norfolk
St. James’s Square
Worksop Manor
Lord Clive
Shropshire
the Hague
Prince Ladtholder
Brunswick
Zealand
Delft
Dort
Ireland
Nial
CT India
all-India Company
Lords of the Treasury
Chatham
Deptford
America
Peart
Diammond
Prince Edward
Trolbps
Gibraltar
Amsterdam
Texel
English Channel
Oriland
India
Chamber of Amsterdam
Iceland
Holland
Sardinia
Constantinople
Mitia
Heelie
Adrianople
Admiralty
Christopher Raperto
Lyn
Dorsetshire
Saturn
Diana
John Tyrell
Esfes
Denmark
St. Andrew’s
Holbern
Loupar
Maidstone
Adl
Baeshot
Surry
Hartley Row
Middlesex
Wiliam
Lord Mansfield
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Westminster
Mipplesex
Marseilles
Morocco
Barbary
France
Toulon
Corsica
Jamaica
Darien
Mons
Dunkirk
Guin
Crediton
Devon
Combes
Lancoln’s Inn
New Square
Giles Yarde
Sourawick-Place
Havant
Fareham
Park
Strong
Clement’s Inn
James Philips
Southwick
Mr. Meres
Cees
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