Intrigues Rise Across Europe Amid Military Prep Here
Letters from the Hague report Austrian and Russian moves against the Ottoman frontier. Army and militia plans grow in Hungary while banners of war loom over Turku Fortifications. News confirms Janissaries deposing the Sultan and debates over the Ryswick Article, with mastry of finance via Amsterdam Bank.
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Hungary
Danube
Turku
Russia
Constantinople
Achmet
Ryswick
Empire
Italy
France
Duke of Lorrain
Lorrain
Bar
Versailles
Tuscany
Bank of
Amsterdam
Silesia
Coloza
Upper Rhine
Port News Deal Afard 27 Arrival From Hol Ind
This Morning arrived from Holand India and remains the Prince Frederick Eales for near. The Constant John Walker failed this roaring. Remain the two other ships as per Vel icracy. Wind 5.
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Deal
Hol- Ind
Prince Frederick
Eales
Nea
John
Walker
Wholesale Apple Brandy and Geneva Sale At Keen's Wharf
Advertises Randy apple brandy as a substitute at less than half foreign price three shillings sixpence per gallon and Geneva at two shillings fourpence per gallon. Invites all to taste without purchasing at the Strand location near Efflex Stairs.
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Keen's Wharf
Strand
Geneva
London
Gillon
Persian War Gains and Tactics Near Erivan Siege
London notes Advices from Persia describe Toamas Koul-Kan’s victory over Turkish and Persian conquests of the past two centuries and the capture of Eriwan. He advances on Erzerum while news arrives of a Turk-Persian army led by Laxcie marching toward the Caspian to join Tartars in Daghestan. Koul-Kan weighs lifting the Swern siege as a shared threat looms.
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Erzerum
Mount Caucausus
Chorasan
Philipsourg
Strasbourg
Philipsbourg
Groningen
WNI
Leuwarden
Prince of Orange
Grohingen
Count de Lautrec
France
Duke de Monreal
Parma
Placentia
Tuscany
Leghorn
Petersbourg
Moscow
Osr
St. Anne
Asaph
Don
Augustus
Danizick
Persia
Russia
Toamas Koul-Kan
Armenia
Erivan
Pierc
Turcomania
Laxcie
Caspian Sea
Daghestan
Koulfhan
Swern
Han
Transportation and trials listed in royal assizes report
The record lists defendants John Warren Philip Saddler Nicholas Cooke James Hand and Ursula Gath awaiting transportation for thefts including items from the Archbishop Canterbury ship and clothing from Thomas Sturt Come Wearing Apparel. Ralph Lee is acquitted of assaulting infant Margaret Hutke Durlége. Also notes bankrupts John Turner and Richard Ball and a busy theatre and financial market notices with prices and securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Vahie
Canterbury
Philip Saddler
David Jones
Nicholas Cooke
James Hand
Setphia
Alice Hutke Durlége
John Turner
St. Margaret
Wetminster
Richard Ball
St. George
Southwark
Surrey
Ligmerman
Theatre Royal
Din - Lane
Lor
Request for Author to Reveal Identity in Timely Letter
A nineteenth century style appeal urges the author of two dated letters to identify himself by a set day. The note promises gratitude, protection, and trusted safeguarding from the gentlemen to whom the letters were addressed, implying a need to prove friendship beyond words.
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Azhereas
Bath
Requet
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Holland
Vienna
Anne Wane
Lord Barnard
George Langdale
Wilts
Lord Langdale
Harrison
Lynn
St Martin’s-lane
Maidenhead
Kingston Upon Thames
County of Surrey
Francis Cochran
Samuel Jones
Jane Foffee
John Grimes
Graham
Michael Hughes
Thomas Parker
Lambeth
Richard Drake
St. George’s Fields
Thomas Edwards
Samuel Jollop
William Brown
Isaac Bran
John Barker
James Graneger
Edward Parsons
Ivey
Port News
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Abs
Bank
Prem
India
Ditto
Mine Adventure
Tos
Cenc
Francis Robinson
Temple-lane
Wheeter
Saunders
Rec- Lyon-street
Chapel-Street
Halboury
Fawkes
James-Preee
Europe
Temple of Arts
Windsor Castle
River of Thames
Trisoly
Barbary
Granst Cairo
Egype
Algier
Africa
N. B
Pires
Centon Ecclesiisticorum Historia Literaria
Aurore Guttermo Cave
Canonica Winterorien
Jese Wich
Scrahan
Cornhill
Barley
Cus
Joeps
Pole
Eller
Exon
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