Ottoman Turmoil and Turkish Progress Reported Abroad
News from Leghorn and Smyrna describe Corsican rebel activity and Sari Bey Oglow's forces growing to about 8000. reports of Belgrade fortifications, Bavarian and Saxon arrivals, and preparations for new camps. Venice dispatches claim a sea battle with the Russian flotilla and Turkish advances near Belgrade, Semlin, and Transylvania amid ongoing peace talks and imperial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Corsica
Lord Theodore
Smyrna
Sari-Bey-Oglow
Sari-Bey- Oglow
Semlin
Peterwaradin
Belgrade
Niffa
Saave
Driva
Bomna
Vipalanka
Semendria
Panczone
Venice
Senate
Catro
M. Contarini
Epublick
Constantinople
Sea of Asaph
Bashaw
Breda
Asaph
Bredal
Murder at the George Inn Roscrea Ends in Multiple Fatal Wounds
Dublin reports a brutal quarrel at the George Inn in Roscrea. Lieutenant Hume of the Hon. Col. Campbell's Regiment, with five companions, is assaulted after a tavern drinking incident. Guards arrive as weapons are drawn. two soldiers stabbed, Hume mortally wounded by a drawer and a gentleman with a cuttoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
George Inn
Roscrea
Hume
Campbel
Foot
Earl of Marchmont
Tedvill
Murder in Arklow and Local Notices From The City
Stabb'd him in the Belly and after this inhuman Act they made their Escape. The Coroner's Inquest sat on the Body and brought in their Verdict Murder. From Arklow we hear that Mr. William Baker was challenged to fight by George Johnson after church. Baker defended himself, was wounded, and killed Johnson. The quarrel stemmed from Baker disliking dogs on Johnson's grounds. Also reports Jeremiah Roan died in South Carolina. Mrs Webb of Dunthalton died last Wednesday. Francis Barker of Waterford married Miss Fell of merit and fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arklow
William Baker
George John Fon
Johnson
Baker
South Carolina
Jeremiah Roan
Webb
Noah Webb
Dunthalton
Meath
Francis Barker
Waterford
Esg
Miss Fell
John Fell
London Chronicle Notes On Street Nuisance And Nobility News
The Grand Jury cites the Fleet Street chair vendors as a major nuisance blocking footways and inviting pickpockets. Updates include M. Vantack buying Dawley Estate, a Hinckney Coach robbery near Covent Garden, a Princess Carolina portrait sent to Kensington, and a Charterhouse governance meeting to elect a new Governor after Sir Joseph Jekyll’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
Grand Jury
Aldermen
M.’Vantack
Hinckney
Prince
Southampton Street
Covent-Garden
Princess Carolina
Zeaman
Kensington
Charter-House
Prince of Wales
House of Lords
Joseph Jekyll
Rolls
Deceas
Duke of Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening-Post
Holland
Leghorn
Vienna
Count Konigsegg
la Favorita
Hungary
Konigfege
de Harrach
Council of War
Duke of
Tufay
Lobkowitz
Transilvania
Bannat
Temeswar
Republick of
Ducati
Porte
Ireland
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