Treaty of alliance between Poland and the Porte
Summary of a diplomatic accord: Poland and the Porte pledge mutual military cooperation against Russia, plan joint operations, and refuse armistice or peace talks without Prussia. Prussia may join, with notification to the Prussian minister in Warsaw, while negotiations aim for a lasting peace among all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Sharky
Travadgore
Medlote
Uslwar
Srizate Lahellv
Cormmodore Macnamara
Ted He
Travancore
Aycat
Cranganore
Byron
Uie
Cratiganore
Hartley
King of
Ravancore
Highnefe
Angus
Aydetta
Jamie Hirard
Parore
Tippoo
Kaon
Mont
Bally
Sith
Nahob
Crangapore
Baye
Rajati
Pruderice
Cogdndt
Col. Hartley
Wipcens
Aycotte
Chick
Cochin
Meadow
Coimbetoar
Patan
Vu Boyne
Mimael Bey
Poland
Hoffa
Pruffiz
Rusia
Porte
Pruffia
Russia
Prustia
Polish Turkish Treaty Provisions on Black Sea Trade
The Articles of the Treaty of Commerce set Poland as ally to the Porte with navigation rights for Polish vessels in the Black and White Seas and the Borifthener. Restrictions cap vessel tonnage at 10,000 kiloz grain, limits length, and require flag use in certain routes. Duties on Polish goods are limited to Ottoman customs and transit arrangements are outlined between Poland and the Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmael
Grenadiers
Tod
Patan
Paran Fort
Gibraltar
Saindeab
Jeypanr
Jeypour
Tirty
du Boyne
Hindostan
Sen
Laf
Eat India Company
Republic of Poland
Black Sea
White Sea
Borifthener
Berlin
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Tacjr
Porte
Carlowiz
Carlowitz
Poland
Framing of Alliances Amid War and Indian Campaigns
The text discusses proposed conventions forming part of a Treaty of Alliance and Commerce, arguing for mutual benefits and restrained ambition. It notes Sweden’s peace stance, the Empre as rivalries emerge, and cites a Philadelphia report of Harmar’s expedition against the Miami, detailing 183 killed or wounded and substantial agricultural losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
Sweden
Europe
Miami
Harmar
Frices or Stocks Jan 2 1875 market listing
Frices or Stocks lists numerous securities with percentages and denominations. Entries include stock categories such as per cent red ditto conf 805 and 4 per cent conf 5 per cent 1/81 half. Mentions Old Ann 5 New Ann 784 and India Stock 168. Also notes Navy Bills 83 p.c Excheq Bills 608 and Tontine 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baok L.A
India
P.c
Lot
Lick
Iryish Fund
Tygi
London
Royal Canal
Ballatt
Dubts
Jan. Ag
al. Sas
Risgod Qwartér
Stone
Boufhold
Dhogheda
Larud
Nl and Sons
Suacmen- Wales
Yabalfo
Bastia
America
Dublin
Proclamation on Limerick riot after election in 1790s
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland offer a reward of five pounds Sterling for the first five apprehended and convicted rioters after the Limerick disturbances following the county election. A pardon is promised for any principal offender or accomplice who helps identify others. Officials are ordered to maintain peace and aid in apprehending suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriitmorland
Qath
Limerick
Richard de Burghe
Barupet
Park
Licwties
Faid
Kinfaid House
Righerd de Burghe
Tagn
Cheri
Maetty
Cotmcil
Dublin
Gbbon
C. Antrim
Westmeath
Beétive Betlamont
Mulkerry
Loftus
Carleton
J Blackwiccee
W. A Pitt Arthur Wolfe
Dublin Cattle Jan Excellency Appoints High Sheriffs
Dublin news notes the appointment of High Sheriffs for Co Clare William Spaight and Co Mayo John Edmond Esq and mentions proceedings, land matters, and a reference to a letter from M Hamilton in Liverpool. It reports arrests for murder near Kilmallock and social ties, with additional notes on parish division and local marriages and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Britain
Hamilton
Liverpool
Elizabeth
George Brown
Henry
John. Burke
Adam Gilli
Beaumarig
Holyhead
Hawke
Totty
Chetter
Christ Church
Bart North
Ide
Grangegorman
Enel
Mounija
Sullivan
Bovohal
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AST Indies
Ponts
Ponana
Prussia
Prusian Miniter
Warsaw
Philadelphia
Ohio
Fort Washington
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Mon Dak
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