Retreats and Hostage Talks in Vienna Dispatches
From the London Gazette notes Vienna reports on September 19 as General Brechainville’s corps retreats to preserve lines to detachments opening the Low Countries to enemy forces. Turkish forces advance to Moldova forcing Imperialists to abandon Camp IHova and shift from Carantebes valley. Also, Cobourg and Soltikoff plan to receive hostages from a fortress surrender near Checzim. In Whitehall, John Row of Marnhurst Dorset is granted licence to assume the surname Hufley and bear its arms per his uncle Giles Hurley’s will.
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Europe War Dispatches From September 23 Report Movements
Corenhagen Denmark September 23 dispatches say orders have been issued to arm more vessels while troops march toward the Baltic coast. Command in Zealand assigned to Prince Wurmb e rgh and others. Norway duties given to Prince Frederick of Helle and Barons. Admiral Greig sighted off Sweabourg with a notable engagement near Bornholm. Stockholm Sweden September 23: King meets Commons at Dalecarlia and nearby districts raise volunteers. He travels via Warmeland Bahuflan Goteborg and Scania as the population arms for defense. guards man royal residences and guard the Royal Family. Fortifications updated. four ships nearly ready. new forts at Norkoping. southern magazines formed. Frank Formt September 23: from Cherson, Serafkier leads 30,000 to Potemkin camp. battle ensues with Turks retreating after heavy losses. Vienna Austria September 14: Turks attack left wing at Tlova. infantry wavers, cavalry flanks counterattack. heavy casualties on both sides. Emperor notes battle in a personal letter to Princess Elizabeth.
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Queen of Sweden appeals to Danish king over war risk
London reports a letter from the Queen of Sweden to the King of Denmark pleading for peace and cautioning over a possible war. Dispatches note Emperor Wilhelm’s alliance talks and Morocco fleets seeking peace with Britain while merchant ships face fruit offerings during interviews. The Bishop of London issues a church presentation praised as worthy of episcopal imutability.
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Reforms, disasters and society notes in distant pages
The column records appointments and church matters, naval deployments to Barbadoes, price shifts in sugar and wool, hurricane impacts on Dominica and Martinique, royal marriages, a highway robbery attempt, a suicide note of a jurist, and local notices from Newcastle to Birmingham including a clergyman widow fund meeting, elections and mineral spring inspections.
Contract Signed for Basingstoke Canal Completion
Winchester reports a contract entered with Mr Pinkerton under Mr Jessop for completing the Basingstoke Canal in four years. In Stafford on October 10 a chaise accident near Greetham killed the driver and another horse at the Hancock Inn gate. three gentlemen aboard were unaware of the crash until the chaise toppled.
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