Turkish Forces Threaten Danube Frontier as Turks Advance
An Imperial Army detachment of 110 squadrons and 14 battalions, with 20 cannon, moved from Semlia toward Panczova. The Turks, reinforced by Janissaries, were reportedly approaching through wooded terrain toward the front. Our Hussars reported no enemy by noon, while rumors spread of fortifications at Orfova and Vipalanka under threat.
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Belgrade
Rsth
Berlinger
Caraffa
Bathan
Vipalanka
Bannat
Orfova
Khevenhuller
Berenclau
Ratfcha
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Meitrowitz
Saave
Paris A-la-Main
Lisbon
Wuncio
Cardinal de Fleury
Fontainbleau
Versailles
Dauphin
Count de Boisfieux
Rev Mitchel Found Dead in Stonekirk Close
From Galloway comes word that the Rev. Mr. Mitchel, minister at Stonekirk, was found dead in his Close. His servant, away on business, returned to find him lying on his back with a wound to the back of the head. Several persons have been examined on suspicion of his death.
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Edinburgh
Galloway
Mitchel
Stonekirk
Edward Jones
Predton
Lancashire
Rainford
Gol. Guise
Regiment of Foot Guards
Dorther
Briegadier
Col. Howard
Earl of Cassife
Sutton
James Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Col. Onslow
House of Commons
John Sackville
Howard
Foot-Guards
Fuller
Regiment of
Foot
Guards
Guise
Dormer
John. Fortescue Aland
Knt
Buckinghamshire
Kineg’s Bench
Westminster
County of Bucks
Charles Tyrrell, Bart
Aldrich
St. John’s Chapel
Clerkenwell
Richardsorn
Lovick
Ward
Bridgen
Folkington
West Dean
Sussex
Duke of Dorset
William Dolley
Eyre
Sarum
Hatton Garden
Robert Gay
Ely
Christ Hospital
Bath
College Hill
Thames-street
Mr. Kidd
Wintry
Altho
Ize
William Green elected Sheriff of Newcastle for year
Newcastle on Saturday William Green was elected Sheriff for the year succeeding, succeeding in the room of Mr Hauxley Surtees who declined the office. Northampton notes the death of Rev. Mr. Thomas Dancer, minister of Durston and Dallington near the town.
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Country News
Newcastle
William Greenwell
Hauxley Surtees
Northampton
Thomas Dancer
Durston
Dallington
Royal Progress and London Style At Bath Abbey
Extract from Bath shows Royal Highnesses visiting the Abbey Church with a Canopy State and a grand ball at Mrs Lovelace's rooms. A marriage treaty, regimental promotions, and local obituaries accompany reports of city gaiety and ceremonial pageantry in this late eighteenth century column.
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London
Bath
Earl of Darnley
John Ward
Edward Manfel
Defaguliers
Society of
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France
Vienna
Scrang
Scotland
St. James’s
Robert Low
Newton
County of
Chester
Amson
Zach. Amson
Holmes Chapel
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