Campaign Winds Across Balkans and Court Talks
The report describes 14 battalions of 500 men each ready to march into the Bannat, with Bavarian and Saxon troops arriving soon. It notes disturbances at Constantinople and movements toward Sophia, while populations return home from fear of Turkish invasion. Barons Neuhoff and Dahlman appear in Corsica and Belgrade news, with peace talks and military planning for spring campaigns and a large army assembly in the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendia
Bannat
Temeswar
Danube
Vipalanka
Semlin
Constantinople
Sophia
Servia
Bosnia
Count Wallis
Leshon
Lord Theodore
Cortica
Atlas
Genoa
Porto-Vecchio
Baron Neuhoff
Theodore
Hland
Count de Boislieux
Bastia
France
Uiland
Venice
Senate
Thomas Kouli Kan
Sophi
Persia
Porte
Hers-Effend
Hungary
Niester
Republick
Istria
Warsaw
Oczakow
Count ‘Neuperg
Asoon
Ruthin
Petersbourg
Baron Dehlman
Ortova
Count Colloredo
Belgrade
Baron de Cornberg
P.S
Baron Dahlman
Port News Debris of Shipping Trials and Departures
Port News from Deal notes outward-bound vessels fail'd while others returned or passed by. Ships Agadier Jobson Gift Elger Atwell sail for Barbary Bristol Oporto. North-northwest winds. Vessels Peter and Ann Dale Providence Dale Eltham Macnamar Ellenor Pallister Ruby West pass by Gravesend and recite origins Norway Guernsey Barbadoes Maryland.
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Deal
Agadier
Jobson
Barbary
Gift
Elger
Atwell
Bristol
Carter
Oporto
Wind N.N. W
Guernsey
Ellenor
Pallister
Barbadoes
Ruby
West
Maryland
Admiralty orders more frigates after Black Sea clash
In London news from Petersbourg and Vienna report the Admiralty ordering many frigates and other vessels to replace losses from the Black Sea action with the Turkish fleet. Russian envoy Lanczinski assures the Emperor the spring campaign will resume with vigor if peace terms allow. Copenhagen notes Swedish forces grow, while Denmark plans a 40 ship line and 12 frigates. Rome dispels a mistaken Persian envoy story. Obituaries and court-martial notes follow, with recent deaths and sentences detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersbourg
Admiralty
Black Sea
de Marquess de Villeneuve
Constantinople
Count Munich
Porte
Oczakow
Vienna
M. Lanczinski
Munich
Lacy
Rufsia
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Dyet
Sweden
Rome
Thomas Kouli Kan
Financial Market Notes From London Bridge Opening Prices
Data on South Sea stock and annuities with opening prices, Bank rates, premiums, and bonds. Entries include South Sea stock at 103 1 qr, South Sea Annuities 112 3 qrs, New South Sea Annuities 1rr 1qr, Bank 142 1 qr, India 173, Three per Cent Annuities 105, Royal Exchange Insurance 1081 qr, London ditto 143 qrs, English Copper 315s, South Sea Bonds 21 a2s, premiums on India ditto, sale tallies hedge at half co 2 half ditto, Mine Adventure Shares 61, Seven per Cent Emperor's Loan storhalf, Five per Cent ditto 93 78chs, Three and a half per Cent, Exchequer Orders 61 qr per Cent Prem, Three per Cent ditto 1: per Cent ditto.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Alsurance
London
Mine Adventure
Emperor’s Loan Storhalf
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the Daily Pott
Yeterday
Holland
Port News
Versailles
Alstracan
Duke de St. Aignan
Congregation of Propaganda Fide
Great Marlborough Street
Grimes
Foot-Guards
Ramellies
Spithead
Hawes
Martin
Atkins
Smith
Lingen
Hutchinson
Onley
Ireland
Hampshire
Viscount Lymington
Earl of Tankerville
Jonathan Rathleigh
James Gibb
Frances Murray
Murray
Shoreditch
John Johnson
Ashford
Kent
John Beale
Fleet-Screer
Islington
Middlesex
Chapman
William Beadon
Taunton
Somerset
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Colombine Courtezan
Covent Garden
Jane Shore
Flora
London Bridge
Hinchliff
Ludgate-Hill
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