Foreign and Domestick News from Sep 13 Print
The report covers Cairo rebellion and its suppression by Grand Signior troops, the fall of the Bey’s palace, and confiscation of lands. It notes Beys seeking pardon in Morocco with French mediation, and a French ambassador’s involvement. Madrid dispatches warn Spanish ports to bar Admiral Jennings’s English squadron, with troops posted along Biscay Gallicia and Asturias to deter naval action.
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Everal
Basha
Cairo
Porte
Tripoli
Barbary
Egypt
Basha of
Grand Cairo
Niale Contets
Grand Signior
Morocco
M. d’ Andrezel
Constantinople
Madrid
Fieth
Malaga
Almeria
Carthagena
Alicante Valentia
Barcelona
Majorca
Jennings
Biscay
Gallicia
Asturias
Fleet Movements and Fortifications Abroad in Late Summer
Reports from August to September describe the Approach of a squadron to St Antonio and St Vincent de Banquie, a voyage to Corunna, and a harbor entrance refusal. Segovia's Duke de Ripperda remains in the castle as events unfold. Revel hosts a humane reception for sailors, while Palatine fortifications and Mannheim Landau garrison reinforcements advance. Foreign ministers deny an accommodation between France and Spain. Plague fears Turkey to Persia affect warfare plans and Polish boundary fortifications increase.
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St. Antonio
St. Vincent de Banquiero
Corunna
Duke de Ripperda
Segovia
Attairs
Petersburgh
Wager
Cologn
Manheim
Landau
Seckholm
Richlieu
France
Spain
Hague
Turky
Poland
Persia
Riffia
Hungary
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