Plague devastates Algiers. negotiations and trade disrupted
From Algiers the plague has swept through the city for two months, killing nearly four per day and depopulating quarters. The Dey’s palace is infected, forcing the ruler and consuls to abandon the capital. The Kapıcı-Kafban’s mission to secure peace with the King of the Two Sicilies collapses as plague halts diplomacy.
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Mrs Dundas Dies in Edinburgh Widow of Dr James Dundas
Edinburgh reports the death of Mrs. Dundas wife of Dr. James Dundas a physician greatly lamented. A vacancy was created in Stirling for local ministers with Rev Turner and Mr Daniel M'Queen named for first and second seats. Perthshire freeholders gathered to back Rosehauph Tate Kenzi as MP replacing Do Fort Murray.
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Great Attendance at Three Choirs Meeting
Gloucester reports Worcester and Hereford choirs drew many gentlemen and ladies to the annual gathering with an excellent sermon by Rev. Dr Green. The concert pleased the audience and cathedral offerings rose. Wheat prices from Salisbury show 9s 6d per bushel, beans 6d, new grain 22-74, old 15 2s.
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