Campaign notes from the siege of Oczakow and Kinburn forts
The Daily Post reports July advancing operations around Oczakow with forts near completion and supplies aboard 7,000 tons of provisions reaching the Liman. The army builds bridges over the Bog at Andreffka and Kinburn, conducts diversions, and engages Tartars and Cossacks while dealing with the Seraskier and Turkish signals. The narrative covers feasts for officers, reconnoitering parties, prisoner actions, and troop movements through late July into August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oczakow
Andreffka
Munich
Liman
Olitz
Empres
Ziekzackleja
Sultan bin- Jogrod-Afimet-Girai
Bachinetoff
Coupt de Munich
Prince of Wolfembuttle
Jugul
Zaporow Pass
Kifikermen
Dnieper
Crim
Precop
Kinburn
Knees-Trubefkoi
Sth
Serafkier
Veldt
Veldt-Marcal Gave A Grand Entertainment To the Princes of Wolfemburtle
Hesse- Hombourg
Constantinople
Bender
de Nicoud
Vienna
Knees Baratinski
Mamonoff Arriv
Perejailow
Rsoo
Mertwoy- Wody
Ukrain
Imperial Guards
Perewolozna
Bejance
van Sacken
Veldts
Count Seckendorff
Inels
Port News From Sept 30 Ports and Arrivals
Deal reports arrivals and remains of ships from Petersbourg including the Mary Reid from Virginia and the Burrell Waff Catherine Taylor and Charles Johnson from Virginia. Portsmouth notes the Wifbich Norris sailing to Chichester. Gravesend records the Duke of Kingston Merrington from Boulogne and ships Mary Galley Leghorn and Mermaid Africa in the downs. Baltimore Watts from Virginia Lovely Mary Carroll from Cadiz and Armstrong from Havana have sailed for Holland.
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Port News
Deal
Mary
Reid
Petersbourg
Burrell
Waff
Catherine
Taylor
Charles
Johnson
Virginia
Portsmouth
Wifbich
Norris
Chichester
Gravesend
Duke of Kingston
Merrington
Boulogne
Downs
Mary Galley
Wride
Leghorn
Mermaid
Wilson
Africa
Baltimore
Watts
Carroll
Cadiz
Armstrong
HaVannah
Holland
Mediation debate and tumult in London council scene
A London dispatch describes Genévi’s letters, the Council’s dance with French mediation, and tumult among Burghers over acceptances. It notes visits by nobility, racing results in Holt, a Physicians College meeting, a fatal accident at Gravesend, and market notices from the London Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Genévi
M.amelot
M.de la
Zurich
Bern
M. Amelot
Sindh
House of the Representatives
Duke
Dutchess
Dorset
Earl of Middlesex
John
Caroline Sackville
Betty Germaine
Vere Beauclerck
Distin&tion
Arriv
Namure
Flanders
Hampton Court
Golden-Square
Borde
Holt
Norfolk
Leath
Gezette
Cefai
Whitefoot
Mr. Ryley
Thomas Pellet
Horseman
Leatherland
Camargue
Coates
Hutton
Bedford
Wharton
Rechofen
Martel Register
Tyfon
Dr. Tyfon
Bourchier
Dr. Martel
Mr. Wating
George-Inn
Coney
Hertfordshire
Gravesend
Eriff
Tvo Watermen
Matthew Milby
John Ware
D Waterman
Sun Fire Office
London Bridge High Water and South Sea Market Patch
Financial telegraph style note lists prices and yields for South Sea bonds and annuities, bank openings, and various securities. Mentions high water at London Bridge at 5:32 PM and multiple entries for premium, stock, and government loan prices with scattered figures like 113 3 qrs, 145 3 qrs, 177, 106 half, and 114. Five percent and three percent stocks appear along with Exchequer Orders and lottery tickets.
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South Sea
Mine Adventure
Ditto
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the Daily Post
London Gazette
Hague
Walpole
Breda
Orange
Hungary
Prince of Saxe
Gradisca
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Provyox
Flora
John Davies
Haverford
Westin
Pembroke
Wales
Mercer and Chapman
Jacob Whitfield
Yarme
County of
York
Linnendraper and
Chapman
London Bridge
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