Campaign update from the Ottoman theater and Baltic dispatches
The journal notes Seckendorff and allied generals inspecting posts near Mehemet Bacha Palanka and Piros, detailing garrison moves, Turkish advances toward Novi Bazar and Vidin, and Daun's Jenitza take. It also reports Danube marches, a Levigrad expedition, and Neapolitan toasts as news from Peterburg and Vienna including changes in the Ottoman Grand Vizir and Russian coastal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heroth
Count Seckendorff
Modena
Philippi
Schmettaui
Mehemet Bacha
Palanka
Pitos
Niffava
Niffa
Bulgaria
Hildbourghausen
Lentulus
Saave
Gradisca
Bosnia
Novi-Dalatee
Bellina
Ratfcha
Sabaétz
de Walvafon
Baranjovar
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Rastcha
Wallis
Vidudil
Widdin
Danube
Colfumblia
Tabernik
Targoman
Count Daun
Jenitza
Morava
Pethin
Mehemet-Bacha Palanka
Piros
Novi- Bafar
Peston
Port News: Shipping Arrivals and Vessels Sailing
The Sept 9 to Sept 10 notices list recoveries failing to Jamaica and Lisbon bound ships including the Farnley, Prerry, Tom and Mary, Mary for Cadiz, Fair Henry for Oporto and Caro for Guinea. An arrival includes Herring from Lamatte and Elizabeth report off the Lizard after speaking with Captain Sidilron. Davy for Lisbon sails. Gravesend and Deal reports arrivals from Falmouth Antigua Hambourg and wind conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wder
Spence
Jamaica
Farnley
Ducker
Lisbon
Prerry
Lux
Maryland
Dorothy
Douglass
Madexe
Manetty
Mary
Morris
Cadiz
Fair Henry
Oporto
Caro
Pearce
Guiney
Gravesend
Betty
Gross
Antigua
Anne-Catherina
Sympson
Hambourg
Cadiz Fleet Returns with 17 Million Pieces of Eight Cargo
Madrid letters dated the 3d report 13 sail flotilla from the Azogues safely arrived at Cadiz on the 27th and 28th, with cargo valued above 17 million pieces of eight. Paris dispatches publish September 18 reveal a royal ordinance restricting arms and enlistment, barring soldiers and officers from carrying swords after six, limiting private acts, and ordering domestics away from service. penalties include galleys and fines for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Azogues
Cadiz
N.S
Paris
Paris Alamain
Hoxse
Dragoons
Fragments Chronicle Court,Marriage, and Murders in London
A crowded 18th century notice dump reports arrests for posting offensive notices, a church prelate resignations, clerical appointments, a bishopric transfer, a death of Maucour aged about 83, and legal actions. It also details the Marquess de Coefanfar case, royal progress signals, death of Jeremiah Elgar a liveryman, a London murder in Inner Temple Lane with a conflicting fate for Levinge, and a wedding in St Margaret Pattons Road Lane with Miss Worthington. In sum a string of society notices, legal proceedings, and sensational crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landlard
de Fontenelle
Meaux
Pasis
Nicolai
Chamber of Accompts
M. Moreau de Maucour
Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres
Duke of Grafton
Honthold
Hampton-Court
Prince of Wales
St. James's
Augusta
Duke of Bedford
Bloomsbury Square
Baywater
Kensington
Cullmar
Dunrchess
Chandos
Jeremiah Elgar
Aldgate
William Smith
Peter Canaries
Dove
Charles
Wuginig
Wes
Drew
St. Margaret Pattons
Road-lane
John Whiting
Nicholas-lane
Lombard-street
Worthington
Queen-Square
Westminster
Col
Ursula Moore
Iniér-Temple-Lane
Moore
Levinge
Evinge
Bath
Ursila Moore
Mr.Levinge
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Grand Imperial Army
Nukeia
Petersbourg
Lacy
Crimea
Kertch
Kaffa
Peterhoff
Niemeroff
Czarina
Constantinople
Bathaw
Bonneval
Port News
London
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