Victory at Choczim detailed by Wallis and Rumors
The August 3 account from Vienna describes a major battle against the Turks near Choczim. It claims 90,000 Ottoman forces faced Russian and allied troops, with a nighttime feint and a bold assault leading to the fortress’s capture with heavy Ottoman losses and minimal Russian casualties. It notes Czars, generals, and prisoners of war.
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Letters from Stockholm report Moscow minister Beftucheff received an express from Petersburg two days earlier. Market quotes show South Sea stocks and annuities opening higher, Bank stock and premiums nearby, with Indian and African securities listed. The second edition of The Epinion by William Broome LL D, with alterations, is announced for publication by Henry Lintot.
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