Threats to Ottoman realms spark a broad European alarm
From Raffia to Cherim Chan in Persia and Georgian forces, reports tie rising revolts and impending campaigns across Poland, Moldavia, and the Danube. News cites 20 000 Georgians 10 000 more under General Tottenberg and Russian troop movements, with British diplomacy seeking reconciliation amid shifting loyalties and a possible overhaul of administration.
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Raffia
Cherim Chan
Persia
Porte
Heraclius
Tottieber
Sand Rusia
Princi‘pal
Moldavia
Roa
Fenité
Datisfation
Phoexko
Fang
Romanzow
Latyczow
Panin
Tauenberg
Lemberg
Pizeniislaw
Cracow
Poland
Hungary
Great Poland
M. Malazewski
Zytomniers
Kievia
Petersburgh
Nietier
Ronne
Dre
Seraglio
Galatz
Ibrailow
Danube
Belgrade
Niester
Malezendki
Copenhagen
Fan
Bremen
Courland
Denmark
Dantzick
England
France
Holland
Hamburgh
Jubeck
Prisfin
Rafsia
Rostock
Sweden
Spain
Vesserl
Expulsion Possible After Cockpit Debate
Tuesday morning a grand reunion of the remaining party members met at the Cockpit to plan measures for an upcoming decisive affair. The expulsion of Mr. M emerged as the main topic after he was questioned at a political club about grounds for a prior action. He claimed information came from a Paris acquaintance connected to D E N, and denied responsibility for the reported payments, calling the complaint frivolous and insignificant.
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Ation
George Grenville
Treasury
Lord Camden
Marquis of Granby
Lord Chatham
Great Britain
Duke of Grafton
St. James's
B.e
Barohet
Duke of Devonshire
Derbyshire
London
Ireland
Lucas
The
India Company
Nabob
Lord Sandwich
Earl of Rochford
Charing Cross
Robinhood Society
Admiralty
Ed. Hawke
Edward A
House of Lords
House of Commons
Portsmouth
North America
Rockies
James Grey
Madrid
Earl of Harcourt
Versailles
Republic of Genoa
Corsica
Parma
Bay of Bistay
Constantinople
Ibrahim Pacha
Piree Tale
Sivas
Asia
Spanaksi ‘Zade
Mediterranean
Turkey
Russia
Candia
Morea
Dolgorucki
Levant
Orlow
Stamford
Groom
Lowe
Chi
Mus Lowe
Mills
Lowe-matt
Mr.Groom
Miss Love
Clio
Camberwell
Gravesend
M—g—e
Paris
Trial of Mr Gumberland for spreading distress among cattle
A nineteenth century notice details the trial of Mr Gumberland before a proper court for spreading distress among horned cattle at St Alban’s and elsewhere. It also advertises Ox ford Magazine supplements and a new volume, with lists of articles and prices.
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Capper
Gumberland
St. Alban’s
Great Duke of Somerset
Edward ‘Seymour
Britannia
Worcestershire
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