Russian Manifesto and Russian Porte rupture threat
The Petersburg report outlines a manifesto from the Russian Court reacting to the imprisonment of Mr. Bulgakov in Constantinople and the Ottoman declaration of war. It details alleged Ottoman breaches of the 1779 Aynaly Cavack arrangements and calls for satisfaction, noting failed protests and a pending conference as tensions rise.
Empress Defends Rights as Porte Outrages Peace
The passage argues the Porte without term delay summoned M de Bulgakow to a conference on the sixth or sixteenth and proposed he sign an act annulling the Crimea Presqu Isle treaty. On his refusal, peace is broken and he is imprisoned in the Castle of Seven Towers. The Empress declares she must take up arms to defend her rights, appeals for divine protection and Christian prayers for victory in a just cause.
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Crimea
Holland in peril and resilience under Louis XIV 1672
Voltaire recounts how Holland faced conquest by Louis XIV, with Amsterdam and other cities under threat and the sea flooding vast areas. Dutch resolve, naval defense under De Ruyter, and aid from Leopold, Brandenburg, and the Spanish Netherlands helped preserve liberty while France pressed for dominance. The Amsterdam magistrates safeguarded public funds as bank deposits drained to secure the republic’s future.
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Texel
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Spanish Netherlands
Voltaire’s Holland history praised for faith amid crisis
The passage notes Amsterdam magistrates preserving public faith during a time when Charles II bankrupted his subjects. It contrasts English breaches with Dutch trust, citing Voltaire’s lively account in his history of Louis XIV for readers seeking entertaining historical context.
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Charles the Second
England
Amsterdam
Holland
Voltaire
Louis XIV
Death and punishment in Swords for impious remark during harvest
In Swords parish three farmers hailed harvest safety while a fourth mocked that God slept as rain persisted. He collapsed instantly, remained unmoved for hours, and attracted crowds as witnesses described the mysterious punishment for impiety.
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Ireland
Nature's Vegetable Syrup Promoted By Dr Hodson
An old pamphlet from Marlborough Street announces Dr Hodson moving to 29 Hatton Garden in December and directs patients to contact him at 61 Great Marlborough Street. It touts Parisian Vegetable Syrup with testimonials, pricing, and delivery options across towns.
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Mesirs Wenham and Co Lottery Office Adverts
An advertisement from Mesirs Wenham and Co at No 11 Poultry London promotes sale of tickets and shares in a lottery with varied capitals and prizes including £20001 £5000 £3000 £1000 and multiple £38 prizes, noting no connection to other lotteries.
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