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Engagaments with Imperial Troops and Turkish War News
The Dublin Gazette reports a sharp engagement between Imperial troops and infidels near Orfova. The Bashaw of Widdin's son is said killed, Turks reportedly repulsed the Traewhes. News from Warsaw notes ongoing peace efforts with the Grand Vizier promising limited action and no deep incursions. A Divan in Constantinople ordered continued double tax on Christians but freed Hungarian enslaved at Constantinople and sent them to Ragotski.
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Warsaw
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Black Sea
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Caminieck
London
West Indies
Bolton
Wier
New-Englan
John Kellogg
Hoxte Daummer
Boyne
His Majesty
Osptford
Walter Gary
Dartmouth
Collins
Brands Child
West-Indies
Princess Amelia
Katherine
Nottingham
Winter
Bombay
The
India Company
Admiral Cavendish
Amelia
Portismouth
Tower
Victualling Office
Foot Guards
Gibraltar
Spithead
Admiral Haddock
Mother Bank
Georgia
Blandford
Burrish
Heétor
Yelverton Peyton
Bedford
William Wels
Dover
Bengal
Pelham
Mead Woodford
Princess Louisa
Richard Pennell
Devonshire
Laurence Prince
Newcastle
Richard Crabb
Gratton
Edward Williamson
Halifax
Thomas Manby
John Acton
William Markham
Dublin
George the Second