Persians threaten Caspian frontier amid European congress talks
Moscow reports Kouli Kan plans to press through the Caspian frontier, assembling 60,000 troops near Astrakhan. Ruler Olga orders war stores and 150,000-troop expedition, while Czarowitz Bakars lash to arms. Concurrent dispatches note Austrian Netherlands subsidies and Hes- sian troop mobilizations as Europe nears a congress in Ab0.
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Caspian Sea
Kouli
Kan
Anne
Biatricha
Derbent
Bahu
Persia
Dolghorucky
Kouli-Kan
Astracan
Terk
Russia
Kouli Kan
Emefs
Poliie
Czarowitz Bakar
St. Petersbourg
Abo
Holstein
Empire
Dantzick
Fan
Anthony Ulrich of
Wolffenbuttle
Brince
Riga
Germany
Naples
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Apdalen’s
Granatelle
Ilan
Modeneze
Parma
Placentia
Piedmont
Bologna
Count Goge
Mbuon
Genoa
Spain
Duke de Montemar
Castellar
Antibes
Count Gage
Mariani
Hague
States General
Hungary
Brussels
Aremberg
Uxeifibourg
Count Neuperg
George of Hesse-Casfel
Austrian Netherlands
Thither
PORT NEWS Deal Fan Greyhound and Shark Men of War
Wind S by W. Gravesend Fan 17 Arriv'd White Lympe Lorrence from Zurickzee Antwerp Packer Wor thell from Middlebourg Princess Royal Man of War Capt Douglas John and William Morris from Cette ar rvd Dublin
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Deal
Greyhound
Wind S
W. Gravesend
Lympe
Lorence
Zurickzee
Antwerp
Worthell
Middlebourg
Princess Royal
Douglas
John
William
Morris
Cette
Dublin
Victualling Office Ships for Gibraltar and Port Mahon
Capt Kililey named Gentleman Usher to the Princess of Wales. Victualling Office lists ships to carry provisions to Gibraltar and Port Mahon: London, Endeavour, Sally, Sea Nymph, Apollo, John and Henry, Killmore, Bacchus, Richard and Sarah, Three Nuns, Sally and Fanny, Anne. Also reports Hale’s marriage to Miss Pearse of Stepney. death of Mr Wendy Fuller, organist. tea seizures on the river. a Spanish privateer capture near Barbadoes. mutiny and execution of a ship’s crew. execution of Thomas Raunce at Newgate. Sesions House trials with transportations and acquittals. theatre performances listed for Drury Lane Covent Garden and Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
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Killiley
Uther
Victualling Office
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
London
Endeavour
Sally
Apollo
John
Henry
Killmore
Bacchus
Richard
Sarah
Fanny
Anne
Hale
Pearse
Stepney
Cambridge
Wendy Fuller
King’s College Chapel
Pembroke Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Greene
Margaret
Barbadoes
Bilboa
St. Sebastian’s
Thomas Raunce
Newgate
Bankrupt trader quotes and London market prices
William Williams of Notterfield York is declared bankrupt. The report lists high water at London Bridge, afternoon timing, and a sweep of South Sea stock and annuities with varied prices and terms. It notes bank circulation, India bonds, and other financial instruments with prices or no price given.
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William Williams
Notterfield
County of York
Dealer and Chapman
London Bridge
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Asurance
London
Cenc. &Schequer
For Sale by Candles at Marine Coffee House Birchin Lane
To-morrow the 20th infant at five o clock in the afternoon the executrix of Mr Nicholas Vanderhoven deceased offers 30 pieces of velvet 150 pieces of Padua fabrics, silks and laces, numerous haberdashery items, hats and linens for sale seen at Mr Bell's Warehouse Aldermary Church Yard Bow Lane Cheapside.
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Marine Coffee
Birchin-Lane
Nicholas Vanderhoven
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Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Theatre-Royal
Lincoln's -Inn- Fields
Correy Creger
Lautar
Lord Foppington
Cibber
Charles Fary
Giffard
Lord Morelove
W. Giffard
Katy
Butler
Graveairs
Chetwood
Betty Modiuth
Mr. Hemtkirk
Viumeheart
Dove
Julian
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Buckley
Mr. Cleigh
Peterson
Mreo Dighton
Mr. Blakey
Mr. Blakey; A Sick Lacy, Mrs. Bainbridge ; A Coquette Lady, Mrs. Dunstall
Farr Bent
Bony
Charles Jones
N.B
Piers
A& FE
Swan Tavern
Exchange Alley
Cornhill
Capite
Thomas Mapox
His Majesty’s Historiographer
C. Davis
Gray’s Inn
Holborn
A. Millar
Kartherine Street
Strand
England
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