Peace rumors from Constantinople and European moves
Letters from Constantinople report a peace treaty between the Porte and Shah Nadir with terms including Shah withdraw from Ottoman lands and improved amity between the Porte and foreign powers. Meanwhile, Vienna and Paris dispatches describe Hungarian affairs, Russian representations, and Prussian troop movements amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Constantinople
Bashaw
Babylon
Shah Nadir
Shah Rade
Shah
Porte
Petersbourg
M. Hohenholtz
Hungary
Marquess de Botta
M. Lantzinski
Vienna
Marquess de Borta
Francfort
My Klinggraff
Prussia
Empire
Paris
Count Rothembourg
Berlin
Dunkirk
Oftend
France
Rhgland
Foreign Officer Seized in Castle District Case
A French officer was captured on Cagk Street and escorted to the Castle after interrogation. His servant was sent to Newgate. A proclamation offered rewards for capturing subjects pressed for foreign service, with 3000 pounds for the first, 1000 pounds for each of the next four, and 100 pounds for every other person.
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Alsace
Flanders
Quesnoy
Versailles
Count de Saxe
Dunkirk
Calais
Ireland
Marseilles
Toulon
London Gazette
Roth
Monaco
Count Saxe
Prince de
France
Channel
Paris
Mediterranean
Rennes
Madrid
M. de Court
Poder
Spain
Catalonia
St. Elizabeth
Barcelona
D. Jean Joseph Navarro
Exeremely
Constant
Hercules
Orient
Cartagena
Real
M.‘de Court
D. Navarro
Lreland
Dubdin
Cagk-Street
Newgate
Ford
Min
Jesty
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