Siege of Ulitza Ends with Turkish Garrison Surrender
The siege of Ufitza near Ulitza concludes with a capitulation after heavy bombardment and stubborn defense. Count Seckendorff negotiates terms after the garrison, about 200 strong, agrees to surrender and march to Vicegrad. Reinforcements from Waldeck, Wallis, and Philippi bolster the besieging force amid rumors of Turkish relief.
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Duels ban and unrest across Europe and London
From Copenhagen reports a Danish king bans duels and appoints clerical inspectors while Vienna sources reveal peace demands restoring Nagy cities and Belgrade to the Grand Signor. London notes a fire at the first President of Parliament’s stables, racing results at Newmarket, and various legal and criminal updates including a public murder and highway robbery incidents.
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Port News Briefs From Deal and Cork
PORT NEWS item notes a vessel named the Factor, commanded by Rawlins, sailing for the River. It also records the arrival of the Paradox from Cork with east to northeast winds noted.
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