Fragmentary war note hints at Black Sea retreat plans
The fragmentary text mentions retreat to the Black Sea and fear of actions by Heer, with vague references to negotiations, clergy, and large sums described by a Receiver General. It reads like an uncertain wartime dispatch with scattered place names and figures.
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Black Sea
Howes
Port Royal maritime accident and notable deaths and marriage
Fragmentary report notes a ship incident near Port Royal with gun and board concerns, then records the death of Anthony Danvers Esq a prominent European merchant and retiree, and mentions a Jamaica wedding on April 9 between Thomas Harrison Rig Attorney General and Miss Croffe eldest daughter of Samuel Baldwin Croffe Elq.
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Port Royal
Anthony Danvers
Retile
J. Mary’s
Tousen
Jamaica
S Thomas
Local notices and odd deaths cross old parish lines
Fragmentary notices report a poisoning death blamed on arsenic in wine amid a love affair dispute. Other items note clerical presentation in Bath and arrivals in a Wiltshire vicinity, listing several titled residents and family names amid scattered place references.
Shipping News Fragments From Unclear Destinations
Disjointed OCR fragment lists ships arriving or sailing to ports, including Britannia from Philadelphia, Phoenix from Jamaica, Olive Branch from Amister, and St. Ann from Saloe. Mentions Bristol, Falmouth, Jamaica, North Carolina, and Tobago with scattered crew and origin notes. No clear narrative or dates.
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Sohc Bone
Deal
Mame
Downs
Providence
Mayne
Dublin
Hndustry
Doyle
Waterford
Atrived
Britannia
Falconer
Philadelphia
Windar
Weo
Phoenix
Belt
Jamaica
Bristol
Falmouth
Hereford
Laney
Hendon
Dove
Tobago
Liverpool
St. Ann
Michelot
Saloe
Rolcaff
Tan
Meeting of the Mott Noble Order at St James's
A doomed vacancy in the Gartec order was to be filled after the late Dike of Saxe Gotha. Lord North received investiture. General Conway conferred with the King after the levee broke at St James's. Dispatches from the Hague and Madrid discuss Poland affairs and Jesuit policy. A Paris report notes a duel between Chevalier de Bearn and Marquis de la Chatre, with non fatal wounds.
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Lolnjd
Mott
Conway
Admiralty
Madrid
Spain
Versailles
Paris
Madrids
Chevalier de Bearn
Marquis de la Chatre
Count de Provence
Guildhall
Sefton
Scotland
England
Lords of Seffion
College of Justice
Séffion
Westerday
Javidica
Anna Tarefa
Robinson
Falmouth
Jis
Portsmouth
Duncannon
Goddard
West Indies
le Despence
Ditto
Pond
South
Carolina
Lord Hyde
New York
Charlotte
Buxford
Mogadore
Amsterdam
Téxell
Capt. Ogilvie
Flushing
Leith Road
Deptford
Hydepark
Westminster
John King
St. Matthew
Ipswich
William Short
King’s College, Cambridge
Lord Edgecombe
Beer Ferrets
Thornerton
Devon
Exeter
Ireland
John Friend
Dublin
Dudley
Fragmented dispatches hint at European intrigues and finance
The excerpt sketches a tangle of European powers, Danish talks with Algiers, and a looming fiscal proposal. It notes a plan promised by France to fund debt through a six year scheme, dispatches from Gibraltar, military shifts in Poland and Rafian armies, and a Danish squadron headed toward Copenhagen.
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Republic of Poland
France
Ote
Gibraltar
Mahon
Algiers
Denmark
Copenhagen
Mediterranean
Morocco
England
Ford
St. Margaret’s ‘Hill
Surry
King’s Arms
Palace-yard
Westminster
Middlesex
William
Stephenson
Alderman-Crosby
Alderman Beckford
Guildhall
Knights of the Bath
Weymouth
Hertford
Jersey
North
Lincoln
Wilkes,Sawbridge, Burke, Bankes
Garrick
Watkin Williams Wynne
Charles Maynard
Joshua Reynolds
London
Richard Jones
Christian Hennings
Hennings
Lord"Mansfield
King’s Bench
Cotts
Hydepark
Foot Guards
owcross-Firs
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Ayrshire
Thomas Measey
Henry Tudor
Whitechapel
Bow
Justice Pell
Tudor
Spitalfields
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Jatt
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Blanch
Shoreditch
Grosvenor-square
Billingspate
William “Backwell
Pall-mall
Jermynstreet
Walter Smythe
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Sussex
Wickins
Petworth
Mile End
John Dell
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John Sawyer
Stepney
Rickhards
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Twesday
Gray’s Inn
Edward Gale Baldero
Kensington
Darley
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
Leonard Marshall
His Majesty
S’ Navy
Hare
Hemsworth
Fenchurchftreet
Greenwich
Samuel Spence
Long Acre
Charles James Jefferys
Mr. Bennet, Hofier
Ruffelstreet
Bloomsbury
George Tutum
Stamford
James Clee
Carpenter
Bread-street
Thomas Smith
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
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