Bloody engagement near London and Baltic naval news
Reports from Paris and The Hague mention a bloody engagement with 40 Romans killed and a Cuban force of 7000 men cut down. General Potemkin reputedly commanded Russian troops. Berlin letters note war-department activity and a potential alliance with Vienna. A Whitehall consecration and copper mine distress in Cornwall are discussed alongside Ramsgate harbor damage and wrecks off the coast.
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Paris
Hague
Potemkin
Berlin
London
Schosnha Fea
Liguienin
Pempel'sod
Vienna
Douglas
Whitehall Chapel
Carfle
York
Chester
Oxford
Grisdell
Fue Bihops
Caeser
Louch
Tig Axvcuby
Dougas
Monague
Steboing
Gray's Inn
Conith
Anglesey Company
Numeeuads Duraughs
Cornwall
Blackheath
Arrival of the Duke of Gloucester seen to aid town
Reports claim Cranbourne Lodge in Windsor Forest is under repair for the duke's reception while the Queen’s Lodge gains an adjoining house. General Harcourt wins land near Clewer, and a murder case fascinates and unsettles the town with details of a fatal kitchen assault and subsequent arrest.
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Duke of Gloucester
Cranbewrn Lodge
Windsor Forest
Carcer
Park Hill
Atford
Tome
Harcourt
Clewer
India
Nat
Radia House
Ais Fock
Oasis
George
Dres
Tag
Ray Woo
Ae Li
Pat Acnad
Lahuaa
Han
Ana
Tie Roth
Ll Ang Hy Beady
Agus
Lun
Aithor
Lardy Lad
John Llardy
Lynn
Mel
Doone
Norgate
Riley
Harry
Proverke
Janice
Ocean
Hardy
Broher
Mim
Flardy
Nureies Waa
Sery
Cpediy Bs
Iiudiand
Copeland
Madrid Letters Describe Exile Plans and Earthquake Toll
Letters from Madrid recount plans for a royal order to banish a group to a remote town while reporting an earthquake that devastates parts of a fortress region. The missives note many inhabitants flee for lack of homes and fear further disasters as details slowly emerge.
Almanacs and local notices in Towne and Causey area
The fragment lists various names, towns, and counties with references to almanacs and pricing. It mentions Towne and Causey Winn, Burdens Sa ety ty, and multiple place names such as Hampthire, Monmouthie, Yorkshore, and Duthany Wettingnclais. The note indicates almanac distribution through a tad Hall and a price from London.
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Causey Winn
Mopo
P Rtridge
Renee Ia
Poe
Colney
Tare
Ty Decer
Dore Feithire
Hampthire
Suirets
Monmouthie
Balik
Suthela
Bedfuidihig
Gcambiueges Mere
Hanon Domhre
Northarptontheya
Lemelenhue
Stuierdie
Chemure
Derydare
Yorkshore
Bane
Gu Bendy
Northanbyriard
N.B
Shorkeeners
Huss Kers
Almanaks
Toc London Boi
Fragmented notes on prices and views in a mixed text
The readable fragments mention prices, dates, and entities like Frances Cetete and Ven to a degree, but the text is largely garbled. Key names and contexts are unclear, yet hints of a price list and discussions on topics such as creation and contemplation appear amid the noise.
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Stamford
Butchers Bay
Trac
Indore
Wien
Samuel Fludger
Willan Lowther
Lind
Duke
Ancaster
Earl of Exeter
Lord Carbery
Lord Sharrard
Lucy Sharrard
Vhomis Urologe
Wilts
Fludyer
Samach
Sanford, Grantham, &c
Biron
Little Britain
Lord Derby
Croydon
Gardisyane
Connie
Toby
Ste Pauls
Bose
Price
Buuso
Clincrete
Abe Et
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T Uuesday
Lonwdon
Ramsgate
Downs
Ramsgate Harbour
Bleiing
Waterhouse
Shields
Woolwich
Union
Waterford
Lurgan
Jeffey
Wilemai
Quebec
Vadis
Madrid
Nis
Spain
Pririoic Sociers
Marcinouets
Fuaatie
Lec
Wlaciovels
Monde
Charmis Otoman
Appeas
Vinebre
Ginellar
Miruro
Cherbu
Fred T. Folig
Sfarconkis
Cvas Pubis
C. Joles
Callar
Corfu
Warn Gaul
Bethe
Johnson
Uwets
Mla
Mather
Kent
Growhom Omar Be Ody
tRavnre
William Burkitt
Peon
Cynbindze
Dede Bam
I. F.sand
Paul
N.R
Byam
Aly
Pisted Fir
Bivagin
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