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Daily Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 31, 1836

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Peter the Great and Russian Military Reforms

The author extols Peter the Great for modernizing Russia by sending nobles abroad to learn arts, sciences, and naval warfare, and by employing foreign officers to reform discipline. He praises General Gordon and Count Larci, notes Irish and German officers' roles, and critiques a Swedish letter as misinforming about Sweden’s alliance with Turks. The piece urges Britons to study Russia’s military rise and respond to the shifting balance of power in Europe.

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Peter ‘I. Czar Russia England Blackmore Peter the Great Peter Hns Holland Saardam Amsterdam Sweden Pultowa Lerave Gordon Britain Rufsia Count Munich Count Larois Marshal Lard France Stanislaus Paris Larci Ireland Hugh de Lacy Ufe Duke of Berwick Foote Sveral Munich Spain Oran Asaph Funk Constantinople M. Palmquist Hague Voltaire Charles the Twelfth M. Funk M. Voltaire Czarina Ottoman Empire Europe Precop Christendom Philatrakicus Daily Journal
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Empress orders 40,000 Calmucks and 10,000 Cossacks to Crimea

Late letters from Holland report Empress's two grand garden entertainments in honor of Asaph. She dispatches Veldt-Marshal Count de Larci with 40,000 Calmucks and 10,000 Don Cossacks to join Count Munich, forming a force poised for the Crimean campaign. Each Calmuck bears four horses and a camel for every seven men. The Countess de Munich travels to Crimea as the Empress awards her fine clothes and a diamond scuff-box, promising reward for service.

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Asaph Count de Larci Count Munich Crim Calmuck Countess de Munich
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Port News Brief from Weymouth to Portland Road

PORT NEWS. Weymouth, Fuly 28. This Morning came to an An chor in Portland Road, the Lucy, White, for Mars seilles, and the Elvett Catherine, Sieron, for Fal mouth. Deal, Fuly 29. Came down Yesterday, and this Morning fail'd thro', a Ship for New York and one for Cadiz, Names unknown. Arriv'd the Drummer, and the Elizabeth, Wolf, both from Guinea. Wind S. W.

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Weymouth Fuly Portland Road Lucy White Marsseilles Elvett Catherine Sieron Falmouth Deal New York Cadiz Arriv Drummer Elizabeth Wolf Guinea Wind S. W
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Frontiers of Hungary News Mention Turkish Troop Counts

London Vienna reports explain why Emperor sent troops into Hungary after peace with France. Letters from Leghorn note Spanish reinforcements to Corsica and Bastia sallies driving attackers from ports. Paris-C Madrid dispatches discuss Catalonia armament amid Tuscany Evacuation doubts. Obits include David Pouchoud and Henry Sumner Ely. Funeral of Mrs Jane Chester noted with marching cortège. Arrival of Archer MP’s wife’s son reported. Dogger’s Coat and Badge race planned August 1 from Old Swan Stairs to Chelsea.

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Vienna N.S Hungary France Leghorn Corsica Genezfc Bastia Paris Compiegne Madrid Catalonia Tuscany Utrecht David Pouchoud Castleyard Holbourn Henry Sumner Ely County of Bucks St. Mary Hall Oxford William the Third
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