Plague easing in Constantinople and Europe calm sought
The Mail from Holland reports plague decline in Constantinople from 3000 weekly deaths to between 12 and 1500, with Pera largely spared. Attentions focus on Ottoman Russia peace talks, succession plans for the Grand Signor, and broader European political current events. A London trial record details William Hales facing forgery indictments and a guilty verdict, with elaborate notes on his scheme and accomplices.
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Constantinople
Pera
Efreff
Russia
Chuter
Seraglio
Zinzendorff
France
Lorrain
Roth
Méffina
Dresden
Mauritzbourg
Maurice of
Saxony
Berlin
Meyer
Warsaw
Poland
Paris
Duke of Bournonville
Europe
Tis
Great Britain
Hanover
Tripoli
Baron d’ Agen
Prussia
Deal
Loo
Greyhound
Joseph
Knowler
Cadiz
King George
Harris
St. Kit’s
George
Jones
Welch
Betty
Blake
Lisbon
Wid S. . Deal
Holland
East-Indies
Noreh
East-India
Margate Road
Neptune
Weldon
John
Elinor
Cambridge
Crocker
New England
E. Blowshard
Court records indict Thomas Mitchell and other cases
The article lists a London grand jury charging Thomas Mitchell for sodomy and reports an attempted self harm at the Fleet prison. It notes Thomas Neeves’ theft relapse and a Goats theft case. It also covers Fulham Bridge design proposals, Cadiz letters about Lord Vere Beauclerk, stock quotes, and notices from the Royal African Company and Drury Lane theatre advertisements with cast lists and show times.
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London
St. James’s
Prince Frederick
St. James's
John Hedges
Bofiney
Cornwal
Turin
Viscount Irwin
York
Kingston Upon Hull
Holland
Harwich
Hanover
Baron Thompson
Viscount Malpas
Prince
Admiralty
William Hales
Gibson
George Warfon
Rumsey
Hales
Strand
Holbourn
John
Sheer-lane
Mr. Hales
Mr. Rumsey
Thomas Fowler
Rumfey
Hoare
Taylor
Hall
Lock
Tho. Gibson
Self and Partners
Mr. Gibson
Self
Samuel Palmer
Palmer
Thomas Neeves
Newgate
Gifford
Grand Jury
Thomas Mitchell
Red lyon-Street
Fulham Bridge
Cadiz
Lord Vere Beauclerk
Kinsale
South Sea
Bank
G T
Royal Exch. Assurance
London Assurance
Eng
Welch
India
African House
Royal African Company of England
Fra
Lynn
Lynn. By His Majesty
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Col. Careless
Wilks
Ruth
Colombine
Mons. Roger
Perseus
Boyal
Rainton
Houghton
Mr.Burney
Andromeda
Walter
Miss Lindar
Robinson
Fen
Robinson Fen
Tritons
Thurmond
Essex
Cepheus
Fielding
Caffiorea
Shireburn
Venus
Mills Biddy
Minerva
Miss Raftor
Uno
Diana
Miss Smith
Cupid
Mr. Surels
Squire
Mr. R. Wetherill
Hay-market
Freeman
Adams
Truelove
Hill
Arall
Reynolds
Truck
Lacy
Mackhazard
Williams
Plowthore
Layfield
Tim
Giffard
Mons. Capreol
Turner
Silvia
Lucia
Purden
Matchall
Nokes
Merchant-Taylors Hall
Pool
Bishopsgate-freet
Will’s
Cornhill
Guild-hall