Turmoil in Persia and Ottoman politics stir Europe
The article discusses Kouli Kan's perceived betrayal and the Persian upheaval, contrasting it with the Grand Signor's stance and the Porte's hard line. It weighs potential consequences for Russia, Turkey, and Christendom, noting alliances, naval power, and the likelihood of renewed conflict in winter negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kouli-Kan
Persia
Porte
Luitre
Thomas Kouli Kan
Soja
Schach
Vienna
Gzarina
Sherenerhook Haha
Peverbourg
Sigdot
Russia
Europe
Great Tartary
Christendom
Kouli Kan
Czarina
Koah-Kan
himselan-Asia
Ruffia
Port News Shipping Arrivals and Departures
Port News reports arrivals at Falmouth and Southampton with masters names and origins, noting Masterman from Corunna and Clies for Lisbon. Liverpool ships Partis Scipio Bibby Cuncliffe Welsh from Virginia, Anne and Jane from Antigua. Deal and Pool entries list Robert and Sarah and others from Newfoundland and Jersey bound vessels. Wind S W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Falmouth
Eagle
Masterman
Corunna
Clies
Lisbon
Liverpool
Scipio
Bibby
Cuncliffe
Welsh
Virginia
Anne
Jane
Patterson
Antigua
Southampton
Elizabeth
Maynard
London
Jersey
George
Allen
Guernsey
Hope
Butler
Pool
Robert
Sarah
Brenton
Newfoundland
Deal
Downs
James
Norcom
Seville
Golden Fleece
Meggen
Oporto
Lydia
Rachel
Davison
Dublin
S. W
Clergy Deaths and Debts of London Poorhouse Undertaker
Notices report the death of Rev John Smith M A in Kensington and James Berkeley Ely heir to noble titles. also a licensing notice inviting John Thruckstone to contract seven years to lodge maintain and employ poor parishioners including children as laborers and apprentices in several London parishes with terms and profits outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kensington
John Smith
Clare Hall
Cambridge
Bath
James Berkeley
Ely
Earl of Berkeley
Lord Berkeley of
Scotland
Latt Thurfany
John Vincent
Ickworth
Suffolk
Grosvenor Chapel
Hennetth Lowther
Henry Lowther
Saxby
County of Lincoln
Jaac Burges
Tomas Howson
Worster
St. Paul's Churchyard
Credic
St. Magnus
London-Bridge
White-Fryars
Fleet-Street
H -Heu
Bishopsgace
St. Mary Monthan
Sc. James
Duke’s Place
For Sale by the Candle at the Marine Coffee-house
A large parcel of mercery goods from a Mercer who left trade will be sold Friday next at four in the afternoon. About 30 pieces of rich Dutch velvet and coloured velvets, stuffs, calimancees, camblerees, berillions, suk stuffs, broad camblets, silks and related fabrics. Goods viewable at Weatherfellers Hall in Luirtlee. Helen’s seen Bishopsgate from this morning till sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Coffee
Birchin-lane
Assilant
Paduafoys
Linfeys
Eic
Grand Sale
Weatherfellers Hall
Luirtlee
Helen
Bithopsgate
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The
Daily Post
Jobn
Foundling
Aldesfgate
N. B
Foundling’s
King’s Theatre
Hay Market
Sirok
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Venice
Covent-Garden
Perseus
Andromeda
Theatre-Royal
Lincoln’s - Inn - Fields
London Bridge
South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Tachange Assurance
Ditto
Dirco
Ditta
Exchequer
Ditco
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