Turbulent Polish Confederates Menace Prussia and Russia
Reports from Warsaw and surrounding towns describe large groups calling themselves Confederates terrorizing the countryside. Russian and Prussian forces struggle to maintain control as deserters and epidemics thin ranks. Fronts near Thorn and Balta see clashes with heavy casualties, while Siverian and Moldavian theaters show Tartars and Ruffians in pursuit.
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Warsaw
Republic
Russia
Poland
Moldavia
Palatinate of Cracow
Lithuania
Finland
Prussian
Pomerania
Great Poland
Stagnard
Prussia
Danube
Culin
Skorzewski
Starograd
Bramberg
Danizicky
Niefter
Bender
Jaffy
Kaminieck
Romanzow
Soroka
Volhinia
Servia
Ciovia
Paris
Lyons
Levee at St James and Cabinet Council Held
Yesterday a levee was held at St James's followed by a Cabinet Council attended by all great officers of state including the Earl of Halifax as Lord Privy Seal.
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Lord North
Downing-street
Westminster
St. James's
Thynne
Lord Weymouth
King
Gobert Elliot
Barton
Percy
Reland
Chevalier Rongel
Denmark
Baron de Hake
Electorate of Hanover
Cleveland Row
Baron Walmoden
Count de Welderen
Hill-street
Berkley-square
States-General
the Hague
Carpenter
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Lisbon
Spain
Lord Hillsborough
West India Islands
North North
House of ‘Commons
Pembroke
D—n
Bengal
Edinburgh
Mungo Campbell
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Paris
Morocco
Mediterranean
Madeira
Berlin
London
Cartary
Soroks
Moklavia
St. James’s
Earl of Halifax
Fragments of 18th Century Court, Shipwreck and Fire Notices
A mixed digest reports on a Parisian styled epistle alteration by an Advocate, a Mary Power shipwreck off Dublin to Bordeaux with cargo losses, a Penzance letter noting the Princess of Wales lost at Scilly, and a Bankrupt action against Mr Williams of Llandovery. Coroner’s verdict links lunacy to a cheesemonger’s death near Copenhagen House. Apprenticeship grants from the Foundling Hospital and trials at Westminster for the Ripley murder set a grim urban tone alongside fires at Crown Court and Ratcliff Highways sugar house with injuries and collapses. Marriages and engagements intersperse with notices from Dieppe.
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Mary
Dublin
Bourdeaux
France
Dunn Remartks
Penzance
Wales
Scilly
Thomas Carr
Jamaica
London
Glasgow
Williams
Llandovery
Carmarthenshire
Powel
Islington Church
Newgate Street
Copenhagenhouse
Perann
Foundling Hospital
Baily
Mathew Kennedy
Patrick Kennedy
Michael M‘mahon
John Evans
John Ripley
Wesltminster Bridge
Matthew Kennedy
Stephen Grant
M‘mahon
Matthew
Kennedy
M‘*Mahon
Evans
William Warrecker
Elizabeth Alderman
Bloody Bridge
Chelsea
Crown Court
Boltmires
Ratcliff-highway
Fugarhouse
Geo.Pomphrey
Elys
Stoke-bishop
Mr. Field
Bretchingly
Surry - To
Rebecca. Grimes
St. James’s-street
Diep
Charles-street
Berkley-square
Lady Humble
Earl of ‘Darlington
Dieppe
Genevieve
Adrien Loyer
Intravill 100 Years Old Aged Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes Intravill aged 100 Mr Dan Blanchy senior Bath lane Cannon Street at his son's house on Breacstreet hills Mr Robert Balchin former merchant At Lartington York Mrs Bedingfield wife Mrs Gordon wife of John Gordon Esq of Glen cote Scotland references to St Annscourt Sohn and other scattered names in brief notice
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Intravill
Dan. Blanchy
Hill-Merchant
Bath-lane
Cannon
Houte
Robert Balchin
Formar
Lartington
York
Bedingfield
Widingfield
St. An'scourt
Sohn
Gordon
John Gordon
Eig
Gien
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John ‘Thompson
St. ‘Alban’s
Anthony Lawrey
Fleet- Market
St. Alban's
Fleet
Cary
Joan Thompson
Anthony Sawrey
Kitty Lefevre
F. Newbery
Sts. Paul's Churchyard
Sydenham
Thomas
St.Paul’s Church-yard
Lowe
Duke of
I’. Newbury
St. Paul's Church Yard
England and
D. Fenn
Ion
R. Baldwin
L. ‘Hawes
Carlon
Crowider
G.robinson
J. Rabex
B.collins
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