News from Europe and Asia in September weathered by war reports
The Daily Courant item surveys Russian troops advancing into Lithuania with disciplined conduct and cash payments, Franco‑Ottoman diplomacy in Poland, naval and political moves from Venice to Hamburg, and societal notices from London including deaths and local crimes. It notes Warsaw elections, Saxon and Imperial movements, and a sudden grisly tie to crime and punishment in Worcester and Bristol.
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Lithuania
Petersburg
Grodno
Novogrod
Minsk
Vengrou
Warsaw
Elector of Saxony
Stanislaus
Marquis de Monti
France
Sweden
Count Welzeck
Poland
Pruth
Vienna
N.S
Constantinople
Venice
Senate
M. Peter Michiel
Republick
M. Sebastian Vendramin
Brescia
Fino
Ottoman Porte
Natalia
Berlin
N. S
M. Radziewski
Ratisoan
Philipsburg
Kehl
Hamburgh
Dresden
Hirsberg
Silesia
Dantzick
Prussia
Masovia
Amsterdam
Wisnowieski
Russia
Saxony
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Holland
London
Burrill
Prince of Wales
Hampton-Court
Earl of Tankerville
New Palace Yard
Westminster
Richards
Poland Street
Watling-street
Whitechapel
St. Clements
Southwark
Cripplégaté
George Whitmore
Marriott
Pucktidge
Sturbridge Fair
Te New
Lades
Worcester
Bolter
Autstin
Crown Inn
Pitchcroft
Miles
Edward Walker
Aton
Bristol
John Scrope Elg
Recorder
William Buffel
James Jones
Sydenham-Shipways
Clement Couzens
Benjamin Darby
Bond, Mercer
John Philips
Like Bell
Daniel Ithél
John Sansom
Gustavus Bloom
John Whatnell
Whitfield
Mary Davis
Thomas Shepperd
William West
Isaac Burgess
Psepig
James ‘Keen