News from Europe on April Mail and Turkish War Plans
Letters from Holland and Petersburg discuss Empress marriage plans and a Riga tour for Princess Anne of Mecklenburg. Reports from Buda describe Wallis assembling the Imperial Army near Belgrade, with troops to move by early next month. Mention of Ottoman forces shifting toward Moldavia and Temeswar, and measures to fund the campaign. Conditions include preparations for siege and fortification, with brief naval movement notes from Gravesend and ships passing via Dunkirk and Norway.
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Kernisouska
Asia
America
Anne of
Stockholm
Belgrade
Temeswar
Hungary
Moldavia
Orcer
Assur
Bender
Widdin
Vienna
Servia
Niffa
Walachia
Bannat
Akéwife
Meéadia
Detache
Orfova
Coghfis
Baron Damnitz
Veldt-Marthal
Baron d’Engelshoffen
Maritime arrivals and departures at English ports
Port News from Falmouth and Cowes reports the St Katharine arriving from the Canaries for orders, the Eagle arriving from Carolina for this place, and the Davie sailing from Carolina for Rotterdam. Deal notes His Majesty's Ships remaining in the Downs with easterly wind.
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Port News
Falmouth
Arriv
St. Katharine
Roberts
Canaries
Cowes
Eagle
Williams
Carolina
Davie
Patton
Rotterdam
Deal
His Majesty
Downs
Rumors of Crumbling Powers and Sailors in 18th Century Europe
Letters from Petersbourg and Madrid recount court intrigues and military reshuffles as Empress Catherine orders Camitimir to depart Paris, Seckendorff awaits Vienna’s word, and Sultans move troops toward Hungary. Reports from Francfort Warsaw and Mentz note princes named major by imperial edict, Tartars released, and Turks advancing or retreating near Servia. News of finance ministers, prison sentences, port-ready fleets under d Antin, and a string of local incidents accompany the broader geopolitical flux with market updates on stocks, exchanges, and commodities in London.
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Petersbourg
N.S
Czarina
Camtimir
Paris
Gratz
Count Seckendorff
Vienna
Bufiness
Francfort
Sultzbach
Warsaw
Bialogorod
Poland
Ben‘der
Choczini
M. Wilkers
Prussia
Berlin
Spandaw
Syri-Bey-Oglou
Porte
Hungary
Rist
Madrid
M. Heraldi
Marquess de Terrenueva
Spain
Price vs A Discourse on Confirmation in 18th Century Pamphlet
A historical pamphlet titled Price vs A Discourse upon Confirmation from IM Mate verses iii 13 14 15 16 19 by a Non Juror. Published years ago and now dedicated to the Archbishops Bishops and other Clergy of the Church of England. Available at Mrs Dodd Temple Bar and other shops in Royal Exchange Grosvenor Street and St Clemens Church Yard Strand.
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Church of England
Dodd
Temple-Bar
Royal Exchange
Mr. Chapelle
Grosvenor Street
R. Minos
St. Clemenc’s
The
Strand
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Jane
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Oldner
Simonson
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Red-Lion-Street
Oldfield
Windsor
Berkshire
Three- Coney-Walk
Lambeth
Samuel Dennet
Excise
Customs
John Stanley
Townshend
Halifax
Wilmington
India
Deptford
Erith
Wiggin’s Key
Sarah Hitchcock
Knowlings
Southwark
Islington
Engier
Earl of Selkirk
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Bailey
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Prem Iedia
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Ditta
Prems
Prem
Ditto
Birmingham
Warwick
Ecclesiast
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Town and Cownry
Edward Young
A. BettefWworth
C. Hitch
Red Lion
Paternofter-Row
Lock
St. Paul
Dean Stanhope
Roger L’ettrange
Seneca
Cyrus
Edward Yoni
Sarum
Bishop Hutchinson
G Morris
J. Kxogherton
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