Emperor seeks pacific path despite Turkish delays
The manifesto narrative details Emperor's restraint to deny Turks any war advantage against Christians, preferring mildness and delayed action to secure peace with Persia. It describes Ottoman duplicity, Russian alignment pressures, and Konigsegg’s letters urging timely peace while the Porte stalls over venue and concessions, with a note that the continuation follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Eugene of Savoy
Count Konigsegg
Council of War
Count Konigreg
Porte
Omar
Aly
Russia
Christendom
Konigsegg
PORT NEWS DEAL UPDATE FROM JULY IMPERIAL COASTLINE
Shipping news from Deal and Gravesend reports arrivals from Norway Ireland Malaga Isle of May Jamaica and Lisbon with several vessels sailing to France Leghorn Ostend and Leeward regions. Names include Carolina Guy Ruckifly Henrietta Hood Davy Diligence Henry and Jacob Catherine Don Carlos and Dragon Annesley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Deal
Fuly
Caroline
Guy
France
Arriv
Swan
Piercy
Lamar
Sail
Ostend
Ellen
Wallace
Lightfoot
Robinson
Virginia
Gritfin
Nicholls
Genoa
W. Gravesend
Robert
Hester
King
Norway
Carolina
Ruckifly
Leghorn
Henrietta
Hood
Isle of May
Chesterfield
Moody
Malaga
Stuart
Ireland
Davy
Seman
Diligence
Smeaton
Henry
Jacob
Allen
Milford
Catherine
Farmer
New York
Don Carlos
Beefton
Canaries
Dragon
Neare
Jamaica
Annesley
Lisbon
Dover
Marriage of Duke of Hamilton and Miss Spencer in London
Yesterday morning at Grosvenor Square the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon wed Miss Spencer, a fortune of 75,000 pounds. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. Trebeck. They travel to Mortlake for a week of open house. Also noted are births, a royal bedchamber member’s son, a widow’s corpse laid to rest, a remarkable 136 year old workhouse pensioner, Essex assizes verdicts, and stock market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon
Barker
Grosvenor Square
Spencer
Trebeck
St. George
Hanover Square
Hamilton
Mortlack
Grovestein
M. Gravestein
Prince of Orange
Princess of Orange
Augustus Schurz
The
Hague
Catherine Hyde
Earl of Clarendon
Rochester
Jerusalem
Westminster Abbey
Mary Patten
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Chelmsford
County of
Essex
Thomas Rowden
Gregory
Tea seizure and trade notes amid Surrey excise actions
A cart of tea seized by Surrey excise officers was brought to the Southwark excise warehouse under guard after a tallow chandler, recently convicted of clandestine work, had his house possessions seized by extent. The article also lists imports and exports of silk, linen, yarn, flax, hemp, sailcloth, and other goods from various ports, and notes the Hampton Court court scene with appointments and a prorogation order for Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise
Surrey
Excise- Office
Southwark
Commissioners of Excise
Turky
Riga
Holland
Linnen
Ostend
Flanders
Spain
Ireland
Dividends to be Paid to Proprietors on July 28 1727
Notice announces a dividend payment to proprietors of Sun Fire Office on Thursday July 28 between 11 and 2, with payments repeated on subsequent Thursdays between the same hours until fully paid.
Auction Notice at Horn Tavern Battle for Premises
Proprietor to subscribers of Guinea Subscription announces a battle at Thorn's Great Room Horn-Tavern Fleec-street to determine property of premises using a Parent-Mathematical-Machine. Tickets required for admission, remaining tickets and proposals available at the Horn Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Horn-Tavern
Fleec-street
Thomas Foubert
Horn Tavern
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Ruffia
Count Konigregp
Grand Vizir
Asaph
Imperial Court
Count Konigse
London
Evan Jones
Bristol
Chapman
James Roberts the Elder
Edward Roberts
St. Saviour
Lighterman, Chapmen and Partners
Stephen Simes
Froom Selwood
Somerset
Clothier
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Reg
Gs. Prem
Mine Adventure
Ditto
Exchequer
London Gazette
John Lord Monson
Willam Lee
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Augustus Earl of Berkeley
Gloucester
Fame
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