Russian Campaign Updates Across Europe Amid War
An 1800s style dispatch reports continued Russian offensives against Ottoman and Tartarian forces, detailing sieges planned at Bender and campaigns near the Danube, Crimea, and Morea. It notes Panin opening operations, dwindling Confederate numbers in Poland, and widespread appeals for peace or protection from various tribes and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanzow
Danube
Panin
Bender
Berg
Crimea
Natalia
Morea
Hague
Petersbourg
Count Panin
Dinvate
Rusia
Poland
Russia
Tartara
Londoners Angered by Dauphin Marriage Festivities
In London and nearby, crowds express disappointment over the lack of large English guineas spent on the Dauphin’s marriage. The Lord Mayor Aldermen and Common Council present an address at St James’s, praising the Queen’s delivery and royal protection. Against praise, mobs attack Alderman Harley and other officials. reports cover coroner elections, Admiralty talks, and political remonstrances.
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Paris
Versailles
Dauphin
St. James’s
City of London
London
Brackley
Kennet
John. Kirkman
James Bordefer
John Bird
Elgis
Robert Ladbroke
Ald. Alsop
W. Stephenson
Temple Bar
Alderman Harvey
Sun Tavern
Pars
Alderman Harley
Strand
Gates
Marthal
St.James's Gate
Guildford
Surry
Fewtrell
Peck
Fentresl
Joseph Mawbey
Francis Vincent
Robert Clayton
Joseph ‘Mawhey
Horne
Onslow
Fletcher Norton
Board’of Admiralty
Admiralty-office
Charing-cross
Privy Council
Duke of Cumberland
Princess Dowager of Wales
England
Denmark
Gower and
Rochford
Viscount
Weymouth
Alderman Wilkes
Bridge-House
Westminster
Sessions House
Baily
Cole Owen
Stevens
Caermarthen
Lord Holland
Birmingham
King of Profia
Bingley
Court of King’s Bench
Newgate
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Gawri
Bushat
Corn
Bingay
Bigby
Matthew Kennedy
Patrick
Winchester
Susannah. Fowler
George
Fowler
Cornhill
George Fowler
Sussex
Lord North
O’kell
Dover-street
Scotland Yard
Old Bailey
John Milbank
Benjamin Hall
St. George’s
James Atherton
John
Joseph Delaforce
Thomas Warren
Purpool-lane
White Horse
Vénables
Rogers
Spital-fields
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
Crosby
Broadstree
Pall-mall
St. James’s Palace
Theodore Charles
John Newton
Port Newb Falmouth May 26 Arrivals and Departures
Port records list ships arriving and sailing from Falmouth and nearby ports between May 21 and May 29. Vessels include the Mary Hawkins, Truro Broad, John James, Venus frigate, and several for destinations such as Quebec, Plymouth, Rotterdam, Philadelphia, Hamburg, Bristol, London, and Cadiz. Several ships are noted as arriving from London, Liverpool, and Leghorn, with others listed for outward voyages to Hudson Bay, Newfoundland, and Ireland.
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Falmouth
Mary
Hawker
Truro
Broad
John
James
Quebick
Portmoteb
Spithead
Venus
Barrington
Harbour
Fairham
Pye
Plymouth
Rose
Wood
Sunderland
William and Mary
Shaw
Newecaille
Fox
Rotterdam
Dal
Smelia
Villeneuve
Philadelphia
Wiliam
Jefferys
Liverpool
Cruizer
Cateline
Birmingham
Morgan
Nevada
Elizabeth
Ann
Prof
Bristol
Royal Charlotte
Love
Lonedon
Scandroon
Triton
Thorne
Ditto
Corunda
Success
Cole
Faro
Hodgson
Cadiz
Port of
Richards
King George
Fowlers
Seahorse
Christopher
Virginia
Lunn
Lloyd
Nicks
Neal
Newfoundland
Smith
Petersburgh
Experiment
Penny
Norsway
Norway
Bear
Bodom
Neptune
Laders
Amsterdam
New Content
Liewen
Marseilles
Smyrna
Mills
Cork
Henry
Metcalf
Dublin
Charming
Nancy
Seaxes
Limerick
Industry
Woodbridge
Waterford
Hirry
Silk Hosiery Sale At The Star Opposite Beaufort Buildings
An early 19th century notice announces a stockist sale of hosiery and silk hose at the Star opposite Beaufort Buildings Strand. It claims reduced prices, asserts affixed pricing with no deviation, contrasts with imports from “our natural Enemies the French,” and defends against alleged monopolistic practices while urging wholesale retail and export sales.
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Cheapside
Owas
H.O S
Star
Beaufort Buildings
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