Reports of Porte and Ottoman Fleet Amid War News
The passage notes rumors of a concluded Porte agreement with Persians and plans for an Ottoman fleet to sail for the Crimea, while assurances from a Russian resident delay hostilities. Updates from Asaph, the siege, and Prussian-Turkish maneuvers are reported, with a broad sweep of European diplomacy and military movement across Petersburg, Vienna, and Constantinople.
Worm Medicines and Priced Powders Offered by John Moore
A 17th century apothecary advertises worm medicines that allegedly relieve stomach pains and expel worms. John Moore of the Pestle and Mortar in Laurence Pountney Lane warns against counterfeits and lists powders and tonics for sale at Reader’s in Orford Market. An appended note promotes Boyle’s Experimental Philosophy and a poultry pigeons work.
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Coleman-street
John Moore
Laurence
Pountney’s-Lane
Cannon- Street
Senghy
Homse
Moore
Byfield
Moore’s
Columbarium
England
WholeSale Brandy Warehouse At Keen's Wharf
Advertises wholesale brandy at the Apple Keen's Wharf Pool of Eflex Stairs on the Strand. Claims FQRANDY is as fine as any foreign brandy and increasingly used, sold cheaper than foreign price. Geneva brandy of the right HotLawn sort offered at 2s 4d per gallon. Open to all without purchase.
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Keen’s Wharf
Strand
Geneva
London
Port News Shipping Departures and Arrivals
Deal Fune 4 and 5 record outward bound vessels to Jamaica Newfoundland Lifton and France with Speedwell and Griffin sailing. Arrivals include Union from New England Oglethoryp from Carolina and Prince William from Oporto reflecting early 18th century Atlantic trade.
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Port News Deal
Fune
Downs
St. Fernando
Renton
Jamaica
Fair Henry
Douglass
Opexta
Speedwell
Eames
Merrit
Newfoundland
Happy Groves
Ware
Lifton
Wind S. W
Jaste
Davis
Griffin
Nicholls
France
Antelope
Aris
Arriv
Union
Homans
New England
Oglethoryp
Azair
Carolina
Prince William
Rooke
Oporto
Vienna Conference Signals Unity With Russia Against Turks
From Vienna reports say on a conference with his ministers the Emperor resolved to act with Russia against the Turks and to recall M Tahman at Constantinople. He plans to station as many troops in Hungary as possible and troops are marching from the empire. Ratibon letters note improving peace prospects and recruits rising across the empire, while Vienna counters orders to sell train and baggage horses used by the Rhine army. Deputies from imperial cities in Ratisbon petition the Emperor to engage robustly.
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Bashan Ahhmet
Bashaw
Czarina
Petersburg
Asaph
Petersbourgy
Speereather
Tittick
Afopb
Munich
Constantinople
Russia
Augustus III
Poland
Porte
Bismarck
Turku
Sweden
Saxony
Count de Hanau
Hesse-Cassel
Livonia
Vienna
Baron Dé Schmerling
France
Spain
Parma
Placentia
Tuffany
Count Kevenhuller
Ardviceahar
Marshal de Noailles
Milaneze
Ratisbon
Laxemdbourg
Ratifton
Widdin
Baron de Lotteler
M.tahlman
Hungary
Ratibon
Empire
Flancfrot
Rhine
Treaty Peace and Royal Movements Across Europe Report
Dispatches describe moves toward a treaty of peace with liberty of trade between the Empire and Lorraine and Burgundy measures urging British and Dutch support for revocation of the Rywick clause. News from Berlin Madrid and Paris note Prussia plans claims to Dutchies and large imperial troop builds while Sardinia and Corsica prepare contingents. Also announced are royal appointments and obituaries in Britain as court life continues amid mounting war tensions.
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France
Lorrain
Bas
Ryswick
Charuet
Empire
Great Britain
Sweden
Denmark
Prussia
Vienna
Versailles
Piudia
Ee and
Bergue
Pofsession
Berlin
de la Chetardie
Stanislaus
Madrid
Aranjuez
Holland
Europe
Paris
N.S
M. Pellitier
Genoa
Senate
Corsica
Republick
Sardinia
Tne
Rome
Naples
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York
William Saunderson
Golden Square
Sir John Giffard
General Tarton
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Court of Common-Pleas
Pary