Advance on Crimea and Caffa Reported by Gen Berg
The article notes Berg advancing to the Crimean peninsula to siege Caffa, a rich Black Sea city defended by two castles. Turks hold gallies to deter Cossack incursions on the Black Sea while several cattles guard approaches. The capture is hoped soon.
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Black
Berg
Criméa
Caffa
Black Sea
Quarantine Mixup On Ship From Memel In Edinburgh
In Edinburgh a ship from Memel brought a passenger who disembarked to visit a relative in the Cannongate. A guard was placed on the sister’s house and the captain was sent back to the ship for quarantine. The vessel then proceeded to Innerkeithing Bay to complete the quarantine.
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Edinburgh
Firth
Memel
Innerkeithing Bay
Dublin notices on coal ships and Dublin city petition
An extract from Dublin reports notes Admiralty protections for coal vessels owned by Whitehaven and promises for other coal vessel owners. It also records a marriage between Richard Browne and Hon. Miss Catherine Cole. A Dublin city assembly resolved to petition the King to show loyalty while airing grievances over Parliament prorogation.
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Dublin
Lords Commissioners - of- the Admiralty
Whitehaven
Richard Browne
Bsq
51St Regiment of Foot
Catherine Cole
Lord Mountflorence
Tholfel
Ranwart
Notable Deaths and Naval Movements Amid Plague Quarantine
Norwich report notes the death of Edward Bacon's coachman Wilson at Earlham stables. Spithead dispatches announce ships and crews moving to quarantine duties for infected ports. Royal Navy orders changes at Spithead with captains sworn, ships fitted, and prize money debates among officers. Local incidents include assaults, fires, robberies, and court proceedings with multiple convictions and sentences.
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Wilson
Edward Bacon
Earlham
Bath
Queen’s Second Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Pill
Porter
Portmouth
Phoenix
Spithead
Tonya
Glory
Liverpool
Achilles
Mediterranean
Namir
Anyold
Guinea
Jamaica
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Geary
St.Antonio
Ireland
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Queen’s Palace
Princess Dowager of Wales
Princess Amelia
Gunnersbury
Carlton-house
England
Duke of Gloucester
Cranbourn Lodge
Marquis of Granby
John Calcraft
Ingress
Kent
Lord Edge
Comb
Ocean
Trident
Hartwell
Cambridge
Terrible
Royal Oak
Royal Navy
Farringdon
Old Bailey
Wood-street Compter
East-India Service
Frys
Cinersay
Vidarage
Asel
Princess Amelia Endorses Public Essence Dente Rice
Fragmented text presents a royal endorsement for a dental product named Essence Dente Rice, praised by Princess Amelia for its elegance and enamel preservation. The garbled OCR mentions teeth, enamel, and complaints about dental issues, suggesting a speculative advertisement or royal recommendation.
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Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Price Seis i Bhree and Monthly Repository of Literature
A fragmented historical catalog lists a monthly repository of literature and entertainment with varied works. It mentions biographies, poetry, debates, fiction, and reviews, naming several fictional or satirical pieces and contributors amid a mixed catalogue of publications and entertainments.
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Fales
Ann
England
Auettini
New Publ
Graciound
Lucy
Loveall
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