Embassadors and War News From Vienna and Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople and Vienna describe Ottoman Persian alliance negotiations, Kouli Kan’s potential 160000 man aid, and Turkish efforts to gain advantage. Updates note imperial promotions, shifts in governorships, and Russian army movements toward the Dnieper, plus taxes and defence plans for Transilvania and Croatia amid the looming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaimas Kouli Kan
Rufsia
Kouli Kan
Rudfia
Affia
Omar
Haly
Porte
Persia
Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
Hungary
Count de Kevenhuller
Council of War
Count de Munich
Bialograd
Bessarabia
Black Sea
Feck
Transilvania
Count Bonneval
Prince Ragouiki
PORT NEWS FROM FALMOUTH AND LIVERPOOL SHIPS ARRIVE
Port News reports vessels arriving and sailing from Falmouth Liverpool and Deal. Ships include Torrington Saltash Mary Perkins Exmouth Jane Unity Bohemian Guilford Eleanor and more with cargoes to Cadiz Gibraltar Leghorn Seville and Jersey. Also noted are outward-bound ships and a report of a sea encounter with Captain Skinner near Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Falmouth
His
Torrington
Saltash
Mary
Perkins
Portsmouth
Cadiz
Exmouth
Chappel
London
Gibraltar
Jane
Wilson
Unity
Bohemian
Leghorn
Guilford
James
Sevil
Eleanor
Randal
Plymouth
Gibralter
Expedition
Lisbon
Townsend
Groyne
Dartmouth
Burrington
Suart
Shorham
Barcelona
Liverpool
Endeavour
Johnson
Barbadoes
Bristol
Williams
Somerset
Saunders
Virinia
Pool
Concord
Christian
Norway
Southampton
O&. x. Arriv
Trinity
Cam
St. Malo
Pitton
Gurnsey
Hope
Percherd
Jersey
Hamble
Dorman
Oliver
Alderny
Mignor
Ditto
James Skinner
Topsham
Newfoundland
Virginia
Deal
Downs
Finch
Rotterdam
Arriv
Lilly
Malaga
Gravesend
Craford
Caffena
Cooper
Amsterdam
Wilmington
Griffith
Empress
Jout
Gould
Tickner
John
Robert
Petersbourg
St. George
Roberts
Prince William
Burchell
Litbon
Report on Inquisition executions and European affairs from Lisbon to Genoa
A Lisbon report details 48 condemned by the Inquisition including three men and eight women executed for persisting in Judaism, others sent to life imprisonment or gallies, with a cartel proposal between Naples and Austria. Paris Genoa letters note Corsican unrest, papal galleys capturing Tunisian slaves, and a Bavaria elector daughter marriage. Local London items cover weddings, an Exeter mayoral election, a Richmond glove by a felon, and Norwich mad dog cases with Drury Lane theatre that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Dominicans
Inquisition
San Benito
Naples
Two Sicilies
House of Austria
Germany
Italy
Francfort
Ryswick
Nimiron
Paris
Republick
Bastia
France
Corsica
Genoa
Marseilles
Porto Ferrara
Tunis
the Two Sicilies
Mary Antoinetta Walpurge
Bavaria
High Water near London Bridge and Market Quotes
Market brief notes the height of high water at London Bridge at 6:21 PM. Ongoing prices show South Sea stock and annuities opening varied with quoted points and premiums. Additional listings include Bank stock, Royal Exchange Assurance, African and English copper, India shares, Exchequer orders, and lottery tickets with minor premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
South Sea
India
Sths
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Prem
India. 6] 196. Ditto
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
Notice to Stop Payments to Former Clerk Parker at Conic Lamp
Proprietors of the Conic Lamp Offices in Red Lion Street Holbourn displace Christopher Parker their late Clerk and warn that no further persons may pay money to him for lamps as he has no authority to receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lion Street
Holbourn
Christopher Parker
Chrittopher Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Constantinople
Efterhafi
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Croatia
Samuel Nicholson
Conduit-street
Miss Little
George Little
Jones
St. Mary-le-bone
Garbert
Judge Trevor
Exeter
Alderman Philips
Collumbe
Tobias Wall
Abchurch Lane
Richmond
Vauxhall ‘Turnpike
Selwin
Southwark
Country News
Norwich
Bauburgh
William Whittle
Theatre Royal In
Drury Lane
Caro
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