Revolt fears and city disturbances amid war news
A London observer reports growing unease over a potential revolt linked to the war’s perception as imperial and not national. Dispatches from Paris discuss Versailles councils on Russian fleet reception. New York notes factory work and loom-related unrest in Spitalfields. A Bow-street search raids a Dolphin lodging tied to the Cutters, who fire on officers, killing a soldier. Fire and accident reports follow with injuries and hospital care. deaths and weddings are noted in brief.
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Peterburgh
Germany
Ifter
Architchess
Dauphin
France
Pring
Paris
Versailles
New-York
Perth
Amboy
Staten Island
Spittlefields
John Fielding
Thomas Poor
Spitalfields
Bow-street
Hill
Dolphin
Wheeler
Oxford Road
Abingdon
Berkshire
Salisbury Street
Middlesex Hospital
Jonas Leader
New Norfolk-street
Oxford-road
James Oliver, Esq
Greek-streety
Soho
St. George’s Church
Elenaver Aydares
Odell
New Bondreety
James Fordyce
Kfq
Bowles
Oldfeld Bowles
Fifa
Frahea
Earl of Rochford
Robert Grwing
Majedhy
Willian Henry Littleton
Elys
Portugal
Francis
Bernard
Massachusets Bay
Isaac. Barre
Dennis de Berde
America
Baron de Hake
Baron ‘Behr
Electorate of Hanover
Cleveland Court
Earl of Darlington
St.Fambes’square
William Beckford
Birlow Trecothick
Henry Bankes
Alderman Trecothick
London
Middlesex
Benjamin Charlwood
Scotland
Britain
Paoli
Royal
Berlin
Prussia
Russia
Poland
Hyder Ali
India
Bengal
Arcot
Honourable East-India Company
Blackwall
Rotherhithe
Dawson
Liverpool
Africa
James' Coles
Benin
Grand Popoo
Whydale
Dann
Prince. Rupert’s Bay
Dominica
Los Ily
Aberdeen
Tervier An
Cape Rouge
Genida
Sepesia
Spain
Cathalied
Mitaire
Reading
Nes-Prison
Treasury
Scott
Green Park
Ste James's
London and Guildhall notices of surrender and trade listings
Fragmentary OCR lists names and occupations linked to surrender notices and trades. Entries mention Thomas Lewis a Poultry London hardwareman, James Harriott a wine merchant, Ott, 6, 27 nov. at Guildhall, Peter Francis Maunce de Court of Artillery faires, Bithopfgdte sireet merchant, Samuel Magfoo skitcoat Halifax dealer, Richard West Sidbury Devonshire tallow chandler at Swale's Wine-Cedar Exeter.
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Thomas Lewis
the Poultry
London
Farrender
St Guildhall
Janes Harriott
Breingee
Essex
Farrénder
Guildhall
Peter Francis
Mauncé
Court
Firomax Wilfder
Canterbury
Funrenx
Samuel Magfoo
Skitcoat
Halifax
Yorkshire
Richard West
Sidbury
Devonshire
Chandler
Swale’s
Exeter
Turbulent East Europe News Signals Turkish Moves Near Moldavia
Dispatches from Warsaw and Kaminieck recount reports of Turkish forces attempting to cross the Neister into Poland, with the Skuffian camp near the river. Observers note shifting Vizir leadership and Russian fortifications in Moldavia as multiple standoffs and skirmishes unfold along the frontier.
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Warsaw
Podolia
Moldavia
Kaminieck
Poland
Antex
Neifter
Choczim
Reland
Bender
Cheezim
Niéfter
Cracovia
Werfaw
Laudon
Ancona
Dolgorucki
Brescia
Republic of Venice
Yunis
Dey
Fire at Mount Ouftey House in Carlow Aided by Maid
In Mount Ouftey, Carlow, a fire consumed the house once owned by Sir Richard Ouftey. A maid’s careless use of kitchen fire under a table in the hall endangered the master Robert Doyne, a house keeper, and a boy who leapt from a two story window on a feather bed. The maid lies gravely hurt. Also noted, Sullivan’s execution rope broke on the 16th, mob violence and a jail pistol threat against a Drogheda clergyman.
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Sullivan
Goaler
Drogheda
DNDs Out Yesterday Express Arrival In Town
Yesterday an express from Versailles arrived in town. Mons Franceois faces charges related to the incident.
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Athe Coure de Versailles
Mons
Franceois
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