Hostilities and troop movements across Europe and Persia
Reports from Vienna and Ratisbon describe Shah Nadir seeking conquest of provinces once Persian lands, with 200000 troops moving toward Baghdad after blocking Erzerum. News from Turin mentions Lobkowitz preparations and potential Sardinian reinforcements against Spaniards. Observers note mixed intelligence on Polish affairs and court intrigues in Valenciennes and Ingolstadt amid ongoing continental tensions.
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Derbent
Persia
Taft
Constan
Ginople
Shah Abbas the Great
Fata
Bagdad
Erzerum
Egypt
Shah Nadir
Vienna
Italy
Lobkowitz
Turin
Sardinia
Alps
Quere
N.S
Marquess de Botta
Berlin
Ploc
Ratisbon
Baron Palm
Hungary
Ratifbon
Boynseth
Saxe-Weymar
Karrig
Stadt-am-Hoff
Vohbourg
Ingolstadt
Bambourg
Poland
Danizick
Bing
Dresden
Saxony
M. de Rou
Srenifins
Fiis
Cotutitr
Port News Shows Numerous Vessels Sailing From Downs
In the Downs wind easterly, several ships failed from the 13th instant including the Middlebourg Packet Newsom and the Hollow Oak Elithesa for Hull the Friendship Tickling for Yarmouth the Speedwell Laws and the Philip and Mary Grainger for Scarborough plus five light collier sailers bound home. The Spanish Prize Swan arrived from Ostend for Dunkirk. Remaining in port Neptne Freud for Amsterdam the Adventure Brooke for Rotterdam and the Elizabeth and Catherine Oliverton for Norway. Thames Merchant from London arrived at Smyrna.
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Port News
Downs
Dover
Middlebourg
Newsom
Elithesa
Hull
Yarmouth
Speedwell
Laws
Scarborough
Swan
Dnester
Dunkirk
Neptne
Freud
Amsterdam
Brooke
Roterdam
Elizabeth
Catherine
Oliverton
Norway
Arriv
Smyrna
Thames
Merchant
London
New Repairs On The Portland Storeship And Notable Marriages In London
The Portland Storeship Fubbs Yartcht under Capt Danfi e is repaired with top mast and fittings and yesterday the Bed of State was placed aboard at Deptford for Princess Louisa. Duke of Richmond visited the Prince and Princess of Wales at Carlton House. Samuel Bridgman, hardware man, wed Miss Molly Maxey of Greenwich at Morden College. Rev John Ward married Miss Methuen at St George Hanover Square. Sergeant Glanville, excise surveyor, died at his Poplar home. he was the oldest surveyor in that branch in London.
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London
Fubbs Yartcht
Danfie
Portland
Lawthorns
Rhine
Prince and Princess of Wales
Carlton House
Morden College
Samuel Bridgman
Cheapside
Molly, Maxey
Greenwich
John Ward
Baliot College
Oxford
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Miss Methuen
Brooktreet
Grosvenor Square
Poplar
Sergeant Glanville
Excise
The
Revenue
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Wrenedpat
Yeterday
Mazl
Flanders
Petersoourg
Paris
M. de Brou
Valenciennes
M. de Machault
M. Moreau de
Seychelles
Elandess
Paims
Piedmont
Port Chenal
Pont
Dauphin
Chevalier de Courten
Chevert
Prague
Marquess de la Force
Sen
M. Amelot
Savoy
Dauphine
Brufels
Hague
Mentz
Senet
Bruges
Ghent
Ostend
Mons
Aeth
Charleroy
Oudenarde
Courtrai
Luxembourg
Ruremonde
Tirlemont
Antwerp
Lier
Mechlin
Louvain
Vilverde
Day
Scotland-Yard
van Blackwell
Tafter
William the Third
Lincoln
Bernard Lewis
Ginpiair
Earl of Carlisle
Esie Iter
Frederick Reynolds
Miers
Elliott
Dell
Exci
Bunhill Fields
Excise-Office
Bedford
Duke of Bedford
Joseph Hawes
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Matthew Hewett
Ludgatehill
John Todd
Tunbridge-Weells
London-Bridge
South Sea
India
Dito
Royal Exchange Affinance
Ditro
Liscon
Marine
Birchin-Lane
Ayt
Ezekiel Dow
Paternoster Row
Deceas
Mr. Bell
Aldermary Church-Yarl
Bow-Lane
Cheapdice
Ohn Bell
Birchiun-Lane
Petersbourg
Horace
Orace
Joseph Davidson
Angel
Paulery
Cheapfire
Virgil
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