News From Europe on Belgrade Peace and Ottoman Talks
Yesterday's mails report preliminary peace articles between the court and the Porte examined by the Empress at Belgrade. The definitive treaty signed near Belgrade is published, with allied Russian demands and contingents. Rumors spread of Munich’s forces at Moldavia and debates over Belgrade district limits and possible King of the Romans election.
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Porte
Belgrade
Vienna
Munich
Russia
Marquess de Villeneuve
Count Neuperg
Count Sintzendorff
Kettler
Petersbourg
Roffin
Moldavia
Una
Namber
Castaniowitza
Servia
Proclamation of War Declared by Majesty in City
On 26 Thundey Ni Glincefir 275 Lagton the Right Worshipful Mayor and sheriffs met with dragoons and the Cross to proclaim Majesty's Declaration of War against the King of Spain. Crowds cheered, expressing hope for redress of injuries suffered by countrymen. The mayor led toasts to His Majesty and the Royal Family, praising Great Britain’s arms.
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Thundey Ni Glincefir
Lagton
Dragoons
Spain
Port News Arrivals and Departures At Gravesend And Dover
Multiple ships arrive and depart en route to and from Virginia Jamaica Carolina Antigua Maryland New York and Lisbon with outward-bound vessels Dover and Gravesend reporting October 30 and 31 early 19th century port activity includes the Windsor Neptune Ethelred Prince William and others under sail and steam era listings of captains origins and destinations without detailed narrative.
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Port News
Liverpool
Arriv
Windsor
Chaffers
Mary
Katherine
Edwards
Virginia
Neptune
Brooks
Jamaica
Jenny
Newman
Feider
Falmouth
Tryton
Appleby
Rotterdam
Genoa
Ethelred
Bishop
Cancer
Bee
Webber
Topsham
Carolina
Lisbon
Southamprin
Huelin
Gurnsey
Deal
Colchester
Dunkirk
Atriv
Prince William
Rooke
Galipoly
Sarah
Elizabeth
Antigua
Paris Letters Hint At Large French Naval Build Up
Letters from Paris claim preparations will let France mount a fleet of over 60 ships of the line and many frigates next spring. Reports from Francfort say Metz Jews offer horsts for remounting cavalry, while magazines at Fribourg and Old Brisne store provisions and warlike supplies. In Vienna, two English nobles hold private talks with Count Sintzendorf. A Belgrade treaty pledges mutual access rights for Christians and francs, with conditions for Algiers Tunis Tripoli and privateers to observe peace terms.
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London
Paris
France
Francfort
Metz
Fribourg
Old Brisne
Vienna
Sintzendorf
Belgrade
Ira
Msjesty
Kewise
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Dulcigne
Belgrade -Between
Russia
Porte
Asaph
Turbulent Treaties and Naval Updates From Naples to Petersbourg
Reports cover Russo Turkish boundaries, river Nieper limits, and a new convention. News from Naples says nine battalions and dragoons sail to Spain, while Teheran and Berlin relay high-level moves and an ambassadorial shift. Admiral Haddock captures a Spanish ship. ships prepare to counter Spanish privateers. East India Company secures protestations. river trade surges with 150 merchant ships entering Gravesend. Also noted are a London marriage, Bethlem Hospital actions, and privateer captures near Alicant with losses at sea.
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Don
Tagarnok
Sea of Asaph
Peter I
Baltick
Schaffhausen
Italy
Berlin
Marquess de la Chetardie
Petersbourg
Admiralty Office
Haddock
Gibraltar
Charles Wager
Spithead
Chester
Admiralty
Spain
Hon. East- India Company
Board of Admiralty
Gravesend
Cuffamhouse
Hubbock
St. John’s College, Oxon
Jordan
Buswash
Sussex
Chichester
Brideweth
Alderman Parsons
Richard Hoar
Bethlem Hospital
Bethlem
William
Rotterdam
Dongesness
George
Brown
Needles
D. Sn
Thomas Ward
Newgate
Alderman Lambert
Benjamin
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Holland
Ratisbon
Austria
Rhein
Hungary
Viator Philippi
Council of War
Bender
Cheezim
Pruth
Beflarabia
Olfers
Choczim
Charles de Biryn
Kiaw
Ghoezim
Stockholn
Germany
Sinclair
Charles the 12Th
Furky
Fawkener
Constantinople
Finch
Jesty
Mr. Trevor
The
Hague
Sieur‘Couturier
Major Sinclair
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