Narrative of the Breaking up of the Congress at Nimirov
An account of the Nimirow congress break up as Captain Petrauh arrives from Vienna with instructions for crisis handling. Turkish plenipotentiaries hear of a near peace refusal and prepare for departure while General Mirr seeks mediation. The Grand Vizir warns Kiev’s Palatine of continued war aims and Poland's alliance, as Turkish preparations and envoy exchanges unfold. Troop movements toward Oczakow and Vienna dispatches accompany the shift.
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Ooder
Petrauh Arriv
Nimirow
Vienna
Porte
Bashan
Bender
Mirr
Roth
Rth
Walachia
Mirz
Bernelau
Stanislowow
Palatine
Kiev
Poland
Constantinople
Petersbourg
Petersburg
Mire
Crown Army
Palatine of
Republick
R'Sih
Nimirov
Mirr Bestirr
Reublick
Reis Effendian
the Roth
Rufsia
Port News from Liverpool and London Ships Arrive and Trade Figures
Liverpool and surrounding ports report arrivals from Carolina, Gottenburgh, Lifton, and Virginia, with several vessels entering for Marseilles, Oporto, and Jamaica. Fleet news notes Parliament wagers, prizes drawn, exports of iron, gold, silver, indigo, and cochineal, plus market prices, and theatre performances at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Wind strong but no damage in the Downs. death of Mr Hudson, groom to His Majesty’s Scalding Office.
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Liverpool
North Carolina
Nottingham
Carolina
Coates
Gottenburgh
Dartmouth
Prince William
Hoyles
Lifton
Ramsgate
Netherfol
North Yarmouth
Marseilles
Rysbrack
Dornford
London
Oporto
Robins
Viana
Clap
Newfoundland
Falmouth
Arriv
Mercury
Tomlinson
New England
Ee Pool
Thompson
Alicant
Bremen
Lettice
Frond
Troth
Lisbon
Cowes
Mary
Newton
Barbadoes
Apollo
Brown
Jamaica
Duck
Drake
Barcelona
Martin
Cadiz
Southampton
Reunion
Lemeriiell
Sherbrook
Peak
Marcella
Trinity
Cam
St. Malo
Hope
Perchard
Jersey
Adams
Guernsey
Dover
Eleanor
Palaster
Cholmondeley
Brooke
Alaga
Deal
Downs
Esther
Kilpatrick
Shoreham
Portsmouth
Apahanock
Wilcocks
Clack
Success
Shakes
Hudson
Duke of
Dorfer
Eea
Holland
Streights
Bilboa
Bourdeaux
Calaisrooo
Spain
Africa
Ireland
Queen Elizabeth I Illness and Royal Accession Observance
London reports Queen Elizabeth the First remains dangerously ill after a morning relapse and a day of illness with Dr. Sandys arriving from Cambridge to attend her. Townsfolk will observe the accession with a grand entertainment at the King's Head Tavern in Fenchurch Street, a yearly custom linked to St Albans and Deliverance Church. In Cheltenham, Robert Ware of Thornbury marries Miss Barker, daughter of the late Col Barker, a wealthy match valued at 60001.
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Sandys
Cambridge
Elizabeth
St. Alballows Learning
King’s Head
Fenchurch-street
St. Alballows
King’s Head Tavern
Robert Ware
Thornbury
Gloucester
Chelsea
Miss Barker
London Lands Let by Committee at Guildhall
The Committee for letting city lands in the account of the Chamberlain of London announces multiple leases for properties in Ratcliff Narrow Street Bunkhill Row Goat-Alley and Windhill Hill. Proposals will be received in the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday next, November 23 at four o clock. Further details available at the Comptroller's Office.
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Bunkhill Row
Old Street
John Sampson
William Walker
Burleston
Eaton
William Robinson
John Hall
Windhill- Hill
Council
Guildhall
London
Merchant sell off stock at Great Wheat Sheaf Ludgate Hill
Mr Hincuier of Mercer at the Great Wheat Sheaf on Ludgate Hill advertises a clearance sale. He refuses to reduce stock for off trade but now lists cheap lots of rich gold and silver brocades, waistcoats, velvets, silks, damasks and satins in various colours. White ground flowered velvets for ladies and foreign velvets, priced from 20s to 22s per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hincuier
Mercer
Ludgate-Hill
N. B
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Port. News
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
Wantley
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ditta
S. Prem
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