War Dispatches Report Turkish Force Movements Across Europe
Yesterday’s mail from Holland notes 3000 Turkish troops entering Choczim from Greece, reinforced garrisons at Bender, Jatzi, and Kiev's fortifications. Grand Vizir changes, court moves, and war preparations, with magazines on the Nieper banks and heavy artillery at Oczakow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwaniec
Greece
Bathaw’ Jakya
Choczim
Bender
Jatzi
Moldavia
Constantinople
Bashan
Kaimakan
Wasilkow
Petersbourg
Abdalla Bashaw
M. de'Schaffrof
Nimirow
M. Wolinski
Moscow
M. Nepleuff
Kiev
Empire
Nieper
Perewoowna
Otzakow
Oczakow
Count Lacy
Livonia
Munich
Anthony Ulsick de Welfenbuttle
General de Biron
Vienna
Two Sicilies
Naples
Dresden
Ghittni
Hungary
Gaurt
Tharionde
Tuscany
Count de Lowendahl
Bauditz
Count de Sulkowsky
Port News Ships Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports
Port News records arrivals and departures across multiple ports from February 6 to February 9. Entries include ships such as Ray leigh Roach from London to the Canaries, Sc Aghis Pollard to Morlax, Happy Return Emmet from Middlebourg to Madeira, Amity Coalthurst from Rye to Seville, Providence Daverton to Cork, Thompson Thompson to Hamburg, Dispatch Guillett from Amsterdam to Hamburg, George and Jane Allen from Guernsey, and Saltash sailing, with Wager and John and Martha, Katharine, Succe making passage to East Indies, New York, and Virginia. Arrival at Dover notes Sasannah from Guiney and Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Rayleigh
Roach
London
Canaries
Thompson
Saltash
Raymond
East-India
John
Martha
Farrow
Katharine
Farmer
New-York
Sims
Virginia
Corsican Offers Rejected as Corsica Refuses Genoese Rule
From Paris reports Corsicans rejected Genoese terms to continue armed, have bishoprics held by locals except one Genoese, and receive two million livres. they vow to submit no longer. Vienna letters note deserters returning after amnesty, Turkish incursions, and talks of a new congress mediated by France and Russia toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Genoa
Republick
M. Maffel
Chambré Des Comptes
de Wovida
Vienna
Hungary
Sabath
Belgrade
Peterwaradin
Netherlands
France
Russia
Count Seckendorf
Constantinople
Zintzendorf
Letters from Madrid and London Trade News Abroad
A Madrid letter notes subjects given leave to die and hints at silk and lace manufactories. The King’s infant cardinal is ill, and Britain may soon see France judge its affairs as disputes with Great Britain may be settled by abdiation of France. Lisbon reports five British warships and 107 merchant ships in port. Local notices cover a wedding at Minories and a death in Deptford, plus a Suffolk heiress’s fortune and a Gatehouse arrest for theft. Trade entries list commodities from cochineal to indigo, exports to Spain Portugal Holland and the Americas, and stock fluctuations at the London exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Great Britain
France
Cours
Britain
Lisbon
Rose
Aldgate
Nicholson
Anthony Nicholson
Council At Law
Welling
Kent
Latt
St. Nicholas
Deptford
Jonas Benjamin
Joan How
Scaplehorn
Westminster
Col. de Veil
Thomas Foley
Mary Cook
Newgate
Alderman Godscal
James Wilson
Bitoassoo
Ostend
Holland
Dunkirk
Carelina
Spain
Portugal
Hambourg
Lisbor Zoo
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Africa
Gocolu
New England
Carolina
New York
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Yeserday
Warsaw
Fan
de Frife
de Bruhl
Count Sulkowsky
Salmons de Wackerbarth
Prince Royal
Charg’d
Count de Bruhi
Port News
King’s Theatre
London Bridge
Rgr
New South Sex Annuties Og
Bank
India
Rosal Exchange
Afforance Tog R
Londo
Ditto
South Sea Hands
Prem
Mine Adventure
Cem
Dicco
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