Turbulent War News From Constantinople and Aegean Seas
Letter from Constantinople reports shifting rumors on Turkish and Russian movements near the Danube and in the Aegean. Major actions include a Turkish army possibly crossing the Danube with 100000 men, and a Russian fleet defeating a Turkish squadron near Sciros. Aug 31 notes Paris Rouen oaths and a Touraine subscription to ease state debts.
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Constantinopit
Juty
Berézen
Ocaakow
Keep & Mtlesee
Railschuk
Faid
Vienna
Baron de Vechey
Ion
Trieste
Cazzioni
Mfand Sea
Turka
Black Sea
Lorenzi
Parlé
Rouen
Touraine
Tate
Paria
M. Bailly
Nantes
Bourdeaux
Bank of
Perron and
Gouffin
Period of European unrest and belgrade siege echoes
London notes a mysterious European situation as summer ends without a solid plan for war. It cites authentic reports on Belgrade siege delays, Austrian health issues, and a possible autumn campaign. It warns revolutions abroad may shift power balance and hint at renewed hostilities rather than peace.
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Europe
Belgrade
Haddick
Autunn
Pacha
Ifpatghies
Semtip
France
Lagge
Spait
Germaan
Moand
Spain
Turbulent European politics and Baltic reports from Warsaw
The letter discusses alliance tensions near Warsaw and the European political scene, noting British influence and movem ents in Constantinople. It mentions the Polish Diet banning corn exports, affecting armies and Russian interests, and Paul Jones obtaining leave to go to France with a favor from the Empress.
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St. Albin’s
Hanworth
Enigland
Ea. Paul Jones
France
Petersburgh
Order of St. Ange
Revolt in Liege Principality Builds Citizen Armies
The revolution proceeds peacefully with citizens forming companies to guard sleep and palace while workmen return to trades. Liege and surrounding towns arm their residents, with 40,000 ready to act quickly, and no clear opposition from the Prince Bishop or Noble Chapter.
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Liege
Huy Tongres
Paris unrest and royal move sparks political rift in France
Reported in the National Assembly debates a proposal to move the King and Royal Family from Versailles to Paris provokes fear of party strife and potential overturn of prior gains. Paris artisans demand natives only, while foreigners face looming displacement and a fund for the destitute. Laggard wages and public works crews from provinces are returning home with stipends to subsist until new employment is found.
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National Assembly
Versailles
Paris
National Council
Paria
France
Prices of Stocks at Two O Clock Sept
A fragment lists stock prices and financial instruments with rates such as 19 per cent red, 78 per cent, 4 per cent conf, 13 per cent India Stock, and various government and corporate bonds. Abbreviations and archaic terms indicate a historical financial market watch with numerous figures and security names.
Fragmented Irish parliamentary notes and local notices
A damaged chronicle records political mentions and local events including references to peers, candidates, and a public procession from Ringfend to Me Pidgeon boule. It notes a Governor of Skinner’s Alley presenting a Busy to brethren and a marble likeness of King William with remarks on liberty and religion.
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Skinner’y Alley
William
Baskin festival in Dublin Guild of St John ends grand procession
The Baskin feast of the Tailors Guild in Swords Fingall featured a full day of breakfast, a civic procession, and a lavish dinner in Dublin. Master Thomas Hacon and his wife led the celebrations with military escorts from the Goldsmiths’ corps. The event concluded with an ornate supper and dances in the Guild Hall, highlighting Heman’s praised planning.
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Gagud Gara
Saint Jane
Barta
Corporation of Tailors
St. John the Bapcist
Baskiq
Swords
Fingall
Thomas Hacon
Goldsmith's Corps
Bacoh
Uballona
Dublin
Prince of Wales
Guild of St
Devotional tribute and obituary fragment with names and places
Fragmentary OCR notes honor a departed figure, mentioning religious charity, care for the poor, and a civic guardian role. Names such as John Rawlon and Tiber Happy appear with references to England mail dispatches and Liverpool passenger listings. The tone resembles a memorial page with scattered place names and parish notes.
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AR Rte VY D
John
Rawlon
Memuill
Tiber Happy
Woodall
Dronthim
Deals
Rawke
Liverpool
Betborough
Packer
Mail
King
Parkgate
Lands for Lease in Wicklow County Sealed Proposals Sought
Proposals in writing for leasing lands in Wicklow County near Baltinglass Dunbin Dunerath Donard and towns within twenty four miles of Dublin. Lands include arable pasture and meadow with limestone access. Sealed proposals to be received by Repeat Howagey at Square Dublin. delivered through Jeff Mc Fenton Ballinclear or agent.
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Wicklo
Ballyvouguan
Antain Pytture
Sibaintan
Acai
Wicklon
Dublin
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Heton Londen
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Qur
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Royill
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Ringfend
Vernon
Draper
Rogers
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Suridayi
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Lube
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