Fragmented Ottoman War Report From The Levant
Fragmented OCR style text recounts events in the Levant with references to the Porte Serdar Mandaki Waivods and Count Metaxa. Mentions Bucharest Wakek and Moldavia, Greek and Turkish ports, ships from Smyrna, Leghorn, and Morea, and forces dispatched to Cefalonia amid war talk and taxation exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitians
Bucharest
Ilie
Moldavia
Enchurag Enietta
Pont Thefe
Repub
Levant
Rinfia
Cefalonia
Ifla
Metaxa
Morea
Leghorn
Mayo
Negro plot to kill white residents exposed in New London
A long April letter from St Eustatia reports a planned revolt on St Kite s Island led by a man named Archy of Mr Rowland s estate Monkey Hill. Archy would be King and a Mr Phillips s slave governor. The scheme aimed to kill every white man and seize their wives. Fifteen enslaved men were implicated, seventeen jailed, and Archy captured with a warship sent, while the others fled or were detained. leads to severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
New-London
St. ‘Eustatia
St. Kite’s
Rowland
Monkey-Hill
Free- Masons Meeting
Woodley
Philip
York
Mdougall
Butte
M‘dougall
St. James’s
Prince$ Dowager of
Wales
Sir John Goodriche
Bart
Port Egmont
Spain
South Sea
Athhurst
Joseph Yates
House of Commons
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Tate
Fountayne
Wentworth Osbaldston
Pynfent
Hume
Vencefidus
Britain
Appointment of County Governor in Limerick
The Lord Lieutenant names Sir Thomas Mayde Bart as a governor of Limerick County replacing the late Nehemiah Donvelian. Credible reports say over 460 French fishing vessels have recently operated off the western coast, boosting the Mackarel fishery but causing scarcity and hardship for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thomas
Mayde
Bart
Lipperary
hemiah-Donvelian
Garke
Venice Letter Claims Republic Failed to Deter Tusks
A Pond On Letters from Venice asserts the Republic has exhausted all means to convince the Tusks of their deterrence. The fragment emphasizes diplomatic efforts and political struggle within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Republic
Noblesea: Account and notices from a London paper
A long London summary reports captures and rewards in imperial affairs. It notes a 200 ducat reward for Capt. Raliaciih, Turkish incursions near Hungary, and tensions with Russia and the Ottoman Porte. It includes trade news on tobacco duties, Massachusetts tea resistance, and royal ceremonies. It also lists arrivals of East Indiamen, naval postings, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raliaciih
Vienhave
Ofungary
Smelin
Russia
Imperial Court
Vienna
Lisbon
America
Boston
New-Egland
Massachusets Bay
England
Port News Southington and Dartmouth Ship Movements
Journal of harbor items lists vessels sailing and arriving, with crews and destinations. Ships such as Industry, Ken ney, Haddon, John and Mary, Ceres, Dolphin, Euphrates, and Ar rived sail from Plymouth and Grenades, bound for London Naples Spain Jamaica Gibraltar and Dublin. Wind 8 remains. several ships remain off the coast as Dixon, King of Spain, and others proceed to ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O.R.T -News
Southington
Funeab
The
Industry
Kenney
Hamburg
Crawford
Morrison
Glasgow S
Ann
Rebecca
Haddon
Exeter
John and Mary
Weston
Ceres
Beck
London
Hiana
Maria
Lerfo
Ongland
Hannah
Thomson
Waterford
Deals
His Majesty’s
Euphrates
Anson
Naples
Tucker
Tamer
Moop
Florida
Plymouth
Deal
John, Bates
Maritime Listing From Nevis Planter And Jamaica Ships
Historical shipping notices list numerous vessels arriving and departing from Caribbean ports. Names include Nevis Planter Lydia Susannah and Antigua FB frigate Butler with crews and captains, plus arrivals from Jamaica and Port of Lavan. The document also mentions ships cleared outward for Gibraltar and routes to Petersburgh and alternate destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan
Joe Plymouth
Elliot
Giinea
Smyrnas Mills
Marseilles
Hopewell
Brownley
Exeter
Mermaid
Harifons
Portsmouth
Shephierders
Shepherd
Hav
Ramaia
Granby
Indiamen
India Piloty
Grivesend
Nevis Planter
Lark
Johny
White
Pariafus
Jamaica
Prince George
Forrie
Oporto
Aimity
Adottion
Hodey
Inategrity
Rippon
Petersburgh J. Amity
Dispatch
Phillips
Dantzick Fox
Gottenburgh
Lavan
Dandar
Middleburgh
Antwerp Packet
Hodgskins
Gibraltar
Layton,Taylor, Ricket
Unity
Newoolilde
Dublin
Cardigan
Debates and Proceedings of the British House of Commons
A paged advertisement listing multi volume sets from the 18th century including The Debates and Proceedings of the British House of Commons from 1744 to dissolution, with prices in guineas and shillings, plus related Irish and Lords of Appeal volumes and works by editors of Parliamentary histories. Includes publication details, bindings, and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottavo
Price T
House of Commons
Jo Abnon
Ipposite
Burlington-Housey
Piccadilly
House’ of Conamions
Ogavo
Hour of Lords
House of Comthons
Ireland
Duke of Northumberland
Jamies Caldwen
Earl of. Chatham
Seally's Accountant's Companion New Assistant to Practical Arithmetic
This Day advertisement lists Seally's accounting and bookkeeping manuals sold by J. Roson at St Martin's le Grand. It promotes Seally's SchoolMasterly writing guides, spelling books, running hands, and new sentimental works by a Lady, with prices in shillings. It notes volumes on Sir Charles Dormer and Miss Harriot Villars and De Vergy's Henrietta, Countess of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel Royals
Tiefeld
George Barlow
Horts-Guards
John Wyche
Walworth-common
A&t
Auttion
Newington
Nesterday
Scott
India House
the Downs
Bombay
Smallwood
India-house
The
Downs
China
Earl of
Lincoln -East
James Fisher
Chelsea College
Carman
Milbank
Westminster
Catharine Thorn
Bath-street
Clerkenwell
John Wooley
Thorn
Fleet-street
Hackney
Groves
Pall-Mall
Thomas Bowes
Eigs
Westsminster
Jones
Stapleton In
Gleuceferhite
Lockwood
Mr. Lockwood
Diane Accountant
School-Mater
Fingle
J. Seally
Dridgewater Square
Bar‘bican
J. Roson
St. Martin's le Grand
Seally
Charles Dormer
Harriot Villars
de Vergy
Henrietta
Letter endorses Noruton Drops cure of scurvy and other maladies
A Portsmouth dated 1770 letter from Wilhelam Heron testifies to being cured of scurvy and eye weakness by Nor ton's Drops after various medicines and sea bathing failed. It urges others to visit the London distributor at Golden Square or listed shops to verify efficacy, noting signs by John Nor ton in his own handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilelampheron
Portsmouth
Norony
Golden Square
Piccadilly
London
Prietor
John iNor
JohnrNor
Maredaht
Norton
Kearfly’s
Ludpates Street
Piddington
Snow Hill
Rytherhithe
Keen's
Bied-Street
Mir
Deering’s
Newport-Street
Long- Acre
Patapiiolter Rew
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Mr. Norton
Golden-square
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