Rebels Fail In Sicily Conspiracy And Naval News Report
Long dispatches describe a failed insurrection near Ajaccio with Paoli’s rebels driven back after cannon misfires and fortifications at two Franciscans. Naples reports a life sentence for a monk, and Dutch piracy and mutinies surface from Roanne to Cayenne. Copenhagen and London items note officials, marriages, and a count of executions and detentions in London and Berkeley Square.
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Marlana
Hes Uippanions
Comgrandan
Immediacely
Bonifacio
Paoli
Ajacxio
Maffaria
Naples
Nijmes Tin Languedsc
France
Inquisition
G Xerteer
Amsterdam
Roan
Cayenne
West-Indies
Batavia
Ure
Camezin
Cait ‘Maite
du Noid
Cape Orange
Riddell and Shaw
Lezhorn
London
Beckem
Algiers
Minorca
Amssterdam
Norton
St. James’s
Yorke
John Legg
Charingcross
Westminster Abbey
Burnwell
Clark
Bufwell
Str. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Thomas Woodington
Cork-street
Burlington Gardens
Rhoda Thickneffe
Piccadilly
Royal Navy
Wright
Salopian
Terras
Onaringcross
Berke-ley-quare
Norris
Admiral Norris
William Norris
Robert Chadwick
Fleet-street
Restoration of Triennial Parliaments Urged in English Petition
An Englishian signer argues for restoring Triennial Parliaments to end factional confusion and strengthen government. He cites repeal of duties on copper and power, stresses unity under a beloved English-born prince, warns that long parliaments foster corruption, and urges prompt action to secure public reverence for legislators.
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England
Cour
Tseir
Taport
Tioe
Tan
C. Antigallicus
Those who praised ministerial peace face French noncompliance
The author questions France's adherence to the peace treaty arguing Dunkirk, compensation for captured sailors, and Canada's cession. He suggests France foments Indian hostilities and commits or prepares further outrages, challenging the treaty's moderation.
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France
England
Dunkirk
Canada
Jester Pleads Public Note on Wilkes Marin Affair
The writer submits a plea to the London Evening Post editor to publish details about a supposed affair between Joan Wilke and Samus Marin. The letter urges prompt insertion and claims Mr Wilkes’s friends discuss the matter, hoping for a lasting memorial of his conduct.
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London Evening Poft
Joan Wilke
Sig
Samus Marin
Coumons
Wilkes
Priscians Jester on Latin Orthography and Authors Name
The text presents a Priscians dialogue on grammar and orthography, debating compound words and letter case. It cites Usus and arbiterium rules, urging pupils to adopt Puregiaes or Pravyvraios and to subscribe to Philomouses Philopatria as directed in a prior Jester.
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Philo
Kent
Unclear OCR fragment on Irish education figures and groups
Fragmentary text mentions Irish nation Timtrpus A Mopurator and Wipow's Perition. From Shropfuiri, rocciurd. No coherent events or identities clearly identifiable.
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Mujifiy
Shropfuiri
Public Libel Debate in London Over Pitt Letter
London readers debate the Pitt libel case and the role of licentious pamphleteering. The article condemns the spreading of a published letter as an unbounded insult and critiques party pamphleteers for circulating the piece while Pitt himself refused to seek legal action.
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London
Pitt
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Patrick O’hara
George Kelly
Joseph Stride
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Thomas Bond
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Bath
Collins
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Ethering
York
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