Constantinople Dispatches Hint at Crim War Peace Prospects
Constantinople reports H E Mekroupgi arrives with dispatches, a Divan endorses peace with Christians if war becomes untenable, and the Grand Signor authorizes negotiators. The old Tartars’ exile to Scio signals ongoing mistrust over Crim and Russia. The new captain Soliman is praised. Armenian Patriarchs meet Marquess de Villeneuve. a cautious note on peace expectations follows. Florence notes Tuscany troop measures and lavish gifts to leadership. Paris reports the French Academy celebration at the Louvre. Port news lists ships arriving at Liverpool, Plymouth, Bristol, Weymouth, Portsmouth, Deal, Gravesend, and Leghorn ports.
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London
Constantinople reports 40000 Janissaries march to relieve Widdin
From London a letter discusses the Mufti's peace decision, a renegade Bashaw with 40000 Janissaries advancing toward Widdin, and a surge of Janissaries in recent foreign print coverage. Paris notes the Just, a new three decker, ready to sail with heavy French cost.
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Tyburn Executions And Horse Races At Winlaton
Last Saturday Tobias Goodwill was executed at Tyburn near this City. Clarke received a death sentence but was reprieved for transportation. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton traveled to Edinburgh with a great retinue. On Monday races at Winlaton yielded Mrs Surtees’s Grey Mare Smiling Molly taking the Plate, then Charleton’s Lady-Legs won the Plate, and Crage’s Why not won the Guineas Purse. Prices and funds listed include South Sea stocks and Bank variations as of the current market, with British mercantile notes and shares cited in detail.
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