Ottoman Peace Talks and Russian-Persian Movements
Constantinople reports the Grand Vizier notifying ministers of the sultan's pledge to peace with Venice, while Russia reassures the czarist court and a Capigi-Bashaw travels to propose accommodation. Turkestan and Derbent are debated, with forces near the Caspian and Persia, plus Poland relations and naval Armament. News from Moscom notes the emperor's stay, potential banishment, and delays for a China caravan. Additional items cover English wax portraits, crimes in Normandy, smuggling actions near Choify, royal leisure at La Muette, lottery finances, and a busy shipping log from Greenock, Plymouth, and Southampton.
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Grand Visier
Veneren
Effendi
Ottoman Empire
Republick of
Venice
Porte
Capighi- Bashaw
Russia
Persia
Caspian Sea
Derbent
Black Sea
Alexander the Great
Cyrus
Poland
Bashaw
Choczin
Helespont
Efreff
Thomas
Tauris
Ispahan
Moscom
Fune
China
Capigi-Bashaw
Constantinople
Turku
Prince Thomas
Marly
England
Normandy
Oudan
Caen
the India Company
Choify
la Muette
Greenock
Anne
Herring
Dublin
Glasgow Packet
Glasgow
Chalmers
France
Boston
Taylor
Shaw
Lindsay
Rotterdam
Kerwood
Bellfast
Pelican
Irvine
Laird
Danizick
Graham
Maryland
Rose
Mary
Jersey
Plymouth
Fountain
Bruneland
Calais
Assittance
Drake
Pool
Jamey
Hambourg
Safdnna
Southampton
le Gross
Richard
Jane
Hind
Westcomb
Alderney
Providence
Frickson
Frederickshall
Paris Council Refers Boar Drawing Machine to Academy Panel
In Paris on July 9 a new machine for drawing up boars against the scream faced opposition from private persons. The Council of Commerce sent the matter to the Controller General of Finances, who ordered it reviewed by the Academy of Sciences. The Academy appointed a six member committee to inquire into the machine's utility.
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Council of Commerce
Academy of Sciences
Academy
The Corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields Dancing Show
A notice for tomorrow at seven at the Oratory near Clare Market promising a mock magic show and lively performances. It mentions Fiddling remedies, wind music, dancing, and a satire of learning, with references to pipes, dancing masters, and chimes in score.
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Spiin
Royal grant powers for Kent light houses amid court and murder trial
London reports a royal grant to Sir John Jennings and others to continue erect and charge light-houses at the North and South Forelands Kent for 99 years with duties, plus court notes on damages against a sheriff’s officer, a Lady facing king’s indictment, and local crime, elections, thefts, and drownings.
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Q. Anne
Robert Osboldston
Esgin Watt
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Earl of Sunderland
Lord Henry Herbert
Michael Newton
The
Bath
Charles Stanhope
Sidney
Meadows
Willer
Duke of Hamilton
Brandyn
Paris
Sir Robert Walpole
Norfolk
Westminster Hall
Raymond
Wiliam Bearniffe
William Clendon
Middlesex
Mary Cooper
Newgate
Aid Beatliffe
Aid Beattie
Clendon
CuRtoe
Sherif
Sarah’ Tanner
Japhet Crooke
Peter Stranger
Frial
King’s Bench
Guildhall
Lund
Scotland Yard
Charing Cross
Tcher
Virginia
Westminster
Mary Molloy
Elizabeth Evans
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John Thompson
Thomas Colby
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Fawkener
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John Hanbury
Ralph Radcliffe
Nicholas Clarke
William Baxter
Sidney Godolphin
Charles Chamberlain
Edward Vernon
John Guy
William Collier
Jeyes Seawell