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Russian War Operations and Ottoman Naval Action Report
Yesterday's mails from France and Folland publish detailed dispatches on Russian army operations under Field Marshal Lacy. It describes crossings of the Sangar and Muddy Sea, detachment actions against Tartars, and a noted flotilla engagement with the Ottoman fleet near Biffarnnow. It also covers Belgrade and Vienna correspondences, Turkish advances in Bosnia, and potential peace negotiations at Nimirow. The report includes maritime hostilities near Portob, a Turks vs Russians cannonade, and allied movements toward Ufitza and Sabarsch with warnings of 50,000 Ottoman troops. Additional items recount court visits, ship losses, and local incidents in London and Dunnipace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Lacy
Sangar
Sangurski
Molotzi-Woddy
Precop
Dnieper
Bredall
Biffarnnow
Balbaw
Flowilla
Bathaw
Vienna
Hungary
D de Trina
Imperial Servia
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Count Seckendorff
Nisfa
Pickopp
Belgrazeck
Nifla
Bosnia
Niiitow
Temeswar
Elgrade
Nimirow
Warsaw
Kaminieck
Constantinople
Russia
Petersbourg
Paris
A-la-main
Count de Lautrecht
Geneva
Genoa
Republick
Auvergne
Baffigny
Noailles
Corsica