Plague and political notices from several ports
Saturday September 5 and various dates report plague in Salonica and environs, Turkish and Prussian political tensions, naval and colonial affairs. Dispatches note forced levies in Polish Prussia, Sweden Prussia intrigue, Cadiz loans, Rhode Island judges, and maritime movements with ships to Virginia, Maryland, Jamaica, and Gibraltar.
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Salonica
Warsaw
I Danizick
Polish
Prussia
Turkey
Crimea
Grand Vifir
Osman Effendi
Marseilles
Larrache
Cadiz
Denmark
London
Irwin
St. James’s
Scotland
Africa
Petersburgh
Kamschatka
China
Japan
Empres
Asia
Sweden
Prusia
Frederick
Newport
Rhode-island
Joseph Wanten
Rhode- Island
Daniel Horfmianden
Falmouth
South-Carolina
England
Great Britain
Tzolb
Indica
Berkeley-square
Deal
Wind
Euphrates
Willis
Smyrna
Bellona
Canhel
Maryland
Bristol
Father
Desire
Moorton
Virginia
Plymouth
Fox
Norman
New England
Bentworth
Durand
Col
Owen
Sidebottom
Jamaica
Friends Goodwill
Overby
Oporto
Leoftoff
Grove
Strannock
Cirolina
Duan
Hawke
Best
Quebec
Newfoundland
Betsey
Davis
Boston
Warbone
Olive
Wind S. W
Talbot East Indiaman
India
Boyce
Justitia Sommervil
Marquis of Rockingham
Clark
Downs
Clement
Gibraltar
Berfey
Dugn
Morlaix
Henry
Bennet
Liverpool
Maritime Arrivals and Departures at Ports
Fragmentary report lists multiple ships sailing from Vernda and Guernsey routes to Wyberg, including James Sor, Ductes de Nivertois, and Ofén. Arrivals include Friendhip Simp son from Christiane and Humble from Sunde land, with Bacchus and Fortune among others at Plymouth. Ships named Ceres Judas, Leivre Don necall, and Falaise bound for Guernsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grivesend
Park
Lofien
Mary
Elizabeth
Caviel
Habsburg
Christian
Kngit
Guernsey
James
Sor
Wyberg
Ductes de
Newcastle
Fortune
Myrick
Joddon
Active
Petrelly
Dundee
Leithire
Wiltcay
London
Fox
Norman
Wiftulagha
Oporto
Findeavour
Hopkins
Industry
Forbes
Lecdon
Leprosy Cure Publicity Letter Promotes Marechant Drops
A London reader praises a two year cure of an inveterate scurvy described as extensive skin ulcers and leg holes, attributed to drops by Mr Norton of Golden Square. The letter urges publishing the cure for public benefit and lists numerous shops selling the remedy with prices and caveats about counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Cromarty
Chiswick
Lawthail
Suffolk
Sudbury-market
St. James’s
Rotherhithe
King’s-bench
Andrew
Bloomsbury Market
Allen
New- Prison
Clevenwell
Whitehead
Mr. Stevenson
Robert Goodchild
Kingston
Tagg
Queen’s Head
Kingtston
Guildford
James Hopkins
Surry
Newington Butts
Tyburn
Newgate
Mr. Samwell
Hockley-in-the Hole
Clerkenwell
St. James’s Park
Coleman Street
F. New Bery
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Little Chaipel-Street
Wardour-Street
Soho
N. B
Nathaniel Lane
Buffel Court
Covent Garden
Norton
Golden Square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
F John Norton
Stratfid
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Francés
Ireland
Dublin
James Jones
Thomas Green
Galway
Clonmell
Maurice Cafey
John White
Blackburn
County of
Lancaster
Diocese of
Chester
Iris Grace
Canterbury
Earl Delawar
Joseph Cooper
Francis VaHotton
Wallotton
Clyde
Sheerness
Sowers
Portsmouth
Viscount Falmouth
Francis Delapierre
Green
John Blaquiere
Jones
Bray
Exeter College Oxford
Courtenay
Christ Church
Hollingberry
Chichester
Dover-Castle
Edwards
Christopher Naylor
Lanaber
Merionethshire
Robert Christian, Esq
Antigua
Admiralty Court
Said
Iland
York
Thomas Edmonds
Selby
Todd
Charles Aylers
Kensington
Sligo
William Mooney
Vincent
St. Stephen’s
Walbrook
George Deighton
Bucklesbury
Catherine Curry
Newcasle Upon Tyne
Leeds
James Blayds
Greenwich
William Oliver
Tim Craven Buildings
Macbean
PuefAaw
John Caley
King’s Bench
William Lee
Kings’s Bench
Hastings
Sussex
Walter Gatford
Anderson
High Holborn
Hackney
William Wellers
Chelsea
Nathaniel Smith
Mile-End
William Deane
Matthew Felton
Clapham
William Hawes
Hammersmith
John Williamson
Royal Navy
Knight’s Bridge
Reton
William Johnson
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
Mr. Lennon
Poland-street
Hugo Hellen
Richmond
Swein
John Swein
Maddrel
Isington
Mr. Sherwood
Robert Sandford
Cts
Chace
Thomas Fairfax
J. Cooke
Great-Britain
William Bayley
Cockspur Street
Hay Market
J. Price
India House
Leadendall Street
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Grosvenor
Turnslite
Rysseeg
Mr. Norton
Golde Square