Preliminary Articles of Peace Between Emperor and Grand Signor
Readable excerpts outline preliminary peace terms brokered through France in the Ottoman camp after Belgrade. Key points restore Belgrade to the Ottoman Empire, regulate forts on the Danube and Saave, cede Servia and Walachia, and fix borders by the Danube and Saave with Carlowitz limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S
Holy Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
Charles the Sixth
France
Marquess de Villeneuve
Mehemed-Bafhaw
Ali Bafhaw
Bosnia
Ali. Bashaw
Romelia
Haffan-Aga
Aga
Janissaries
Belgrade
Danube
Saave
Sabacz
Porte
Servia
Carlowitz
Perifchan
Ortova
St. Elizabeth
Bannat of
Temeswar
Walachia
Zerna
Mendia
Bannat
Old Orfova
Zérna
Old
Orfova
Port News Admits Several Vessels Arrive at Gravesend
Outward-bound ships remain as listed. Frederick Loney from Virginia arrives. Ellis Frigate Nomne and Hannah Turner from Jamaica also arrive. George and William Anstell, Callingbourg Addison from Petersbourg pass by. Phanix White from Narva. Prince William Hind from Rotterdam. White Pidgeon Currier from Bremen. Mary Wormes and John Fidgét from Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Deal
Arriv
Frederick
Loney
Virginia
Wind
N.E
Dover
Ellis
Nomne
Hannah
Turner
Jamaica
Gravesend
George
William
Anstell
Addison
Petersbourg
Phanix
White
Narva
Walpole Arrives as Navy Prep Goes Ahead at Whitehall
London dispatch notes Horace Walpole and family arriving from Holland. Royal George and Victory ordered prepared for sea as Admiralty appoints Capt. Robert Trevor to Buckingham and Edgcumbe to his commission. Guildhall Court considers Mansion House contract and related petitions. City reactions to Lord Mayor election, merchant letters praising the City, and notable deaths and trade activity including imports and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horace Walpole
States General
Holland
Whitehall
Royal George
Victory
Board of Admiralty
Robert Trevor
Buckingham
Piercy
Edgcumbe
Richard Edgcummbe
Leftwithel
Cornwall
Guildhall
Robinson
Hartley
Lowndes
Piccadilly
Poultry
Nixon
William and
Bourdeaux
St. Sebastian
Fall of the Markets and Winter Forage Preparations
The notice describes farmers threshing barley for straw to feed cattle through winter as cold weather sets in. It mentions a theater program with Julius Caesar and Robin Goodfellow at Drury Lane and The Rehearsal at Covent Garden, plus high water at London Bridge at five minutes after five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Julius Oesar
Robin Good- Fellow
Covent Garden
London Bridge
Market Prices and Securities Snapshot
Yesterday figures show South Sea Stock at 94 and South Sea Annuities at 109 with early opening levels for New South Sea Annuities at 107 1 qr. Bank at 139 3 qrs. for opening. Various securities listed include Mine Adventure Shares 41 and Three per Cent Exchequer Orders at 1 half per Cent. Lotteries Tickers at 1 7s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Bank New Ciculation
Prem
India
Cenc
Royal Exchange Assurance Co
London
Ditco
Mine Adventure
City Lands Committee Seeks Lease Proposals at Guildhall
The Committee for Letting the City's Lands gives notice they will lease several lots in Sun-Yard Cornhill and Fore Street, in the occupancy of Azariah Page and Edward Hayward, with proposals to be received today at the Guildhall Chamber for the eastern frontage. details at the Comptroller's Office.
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City of London
Cornhill
Azariah Page
Edward Hayward
Packer
Guildhall
London
Kolly
eCloch
Comptroller
For Sale by the Candle at Garraway's Coffee-House
Samuel Torin, broker, advertises sale by candle at Garraway's Coffee-House Exchange Alley on Friday the 12th Inflane at four in the afternoon. Goods include Campeachy logwood oil hogsheads cocoa carraca almonds and Velvets, with viewing at East India Arms Rotherhithe Cocoa Warehouses Coal Harbour and No 17 Dyers Hall Thames Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Garraway
East-India Arms
Sir John Thompson
Rotherhite
Coal Harbour
Thames-Street
Dyers Hall
Samuel Torin
Lloyd’s Coffee
Lombard-Street
Cozens. Lane
Radcliffe
Fishmongers Hall
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Newmarket Street
Wapping-Dack
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