Diplomacy and Ottoman Crisis News From Constantinople
Postscript from Constantinople dated July 8 reports prolonged talks between the English ambassador and a foreign minister, hinting at mediation with the Sublime Porte. It notes Russian successes in the Black Sea and at Oczakow, fears for the Ottoman fleet, and possible expedition against the Crimea. Fires in Bosnia devastate Sarajevo, famine fears grow, plague reappears as heat intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otroitdy
Black Sea
Oczakow
Crimea
Ain Pacha
Archipeldgd
Miinistera
Porte
Wallachia
House of Austria
Europe
Austria
Saraja
Bosnia
Igéy
Turbulent Europe reporters on shifting alliances and war aims
A historical dispatch from London dated September reveals Turkish superiority in the war, imperial and Danish intrigue affecting Prussia and Sweden, and ongoing maneuvers. Commodore Colby leads a Mediterranean squadron to blockade Morocco while France's ministry shifts and tensions rise as Archbishops are expelled and Notables gain influence.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
Prussia
Neurer
Russia
Sweden
Sweabourg
St. Omer’s
Ferdinand
Germany
St. James's
Song
Colby
Morocco
Mediterranean
Rum and goods import flood from Jamaica and Leeward Islands
A Tuesday arrival from Walli fax and New York reports over 200 puncheons of rum and 400% of new fogarty imported from Jamaica and the Leeward Islands. The Grand Signior favors English ships and a love for an English lady sways policy. Lloyd's notes indicate British ties, French influence fading, and Moorish disputes easing. A Queen Charlotte from Kamchatka brings China cargo to Europe. London sees influx of Maria de Camp Militaire crowds as Spaniards eye Inquisition changes. Lady and Lord reside in Rue St. Bertin with tea and watchers amid bustling carriage rows.
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Wallifax
New York
Fogarty
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
England
Europe
Queen Charlotte
Kamschatka
Canton
Dover
China
George
Lloyd’s
Levant
Prince of Asturias
Friend
London
Maria de Camp Militaire
St. Bertin
Letter from Holland predicts Continental war and fleet buildup
Dublin notes a letter from a nobleman abroad predicting war in Europe within three months. It cites a squadron of twenty ships to be commissioned after Christmas and reports on local canal and navigation projects. Also mentions a public theatre decor, mayoral duties, crime prosecutions, and absence of public amusements. Marriage and death notices conclude the item.
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Distinctios
Holland
Monasterevan
Athy
Kildare
Miltown
Angual Curom
Christt Church
Swan
Stanp Dod Swiprett
Ireland
Unclear historical mail dispatch schedule headline
The text notes a mail dispatch timing for England and lists names and vessels such as Molorwa, Barbadoes, Greenock, Lancaster, Dawson, Liverpool, and others. It mentions arrivals and departures including Orange of Liverpool with passengers, and references several ship names and coasters with cargoes like coals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molorwa
Barbadoes
M'Nab
Greenock
Lancaster
Dawson
Liverpool
R. Salt
William of London
Ford
Petersburgh
Fragmented Pension Bond Notice From Treasury Advert
Fragments indicate a bond or debenture payment schedule with principal and interest details. Mentions October 6 and October dates, treasury notices, and numbers resembling sums or lot numbers. Contains garbled OCR with references to payments, interest, and dates but no clear event or names due to text damage.
Theatre Royal in Smock Alley Premises for Lease in Dublin
Us 3 7F O be set for any Term of Years that may be agreed upon or the Interest of the Leases to be sold. The extensive Building, The THEATRE ROYAL in SMOCK-ALLEY with adjoining dwelling house and commodious vaults, all well suited for mercantile or public business. Small yearly rent of Gol per Annum for the Theatre and 2 1. 88. gd. for the dwelling. Apply to Richard Daly, Esq. No. 10 Harcourt Street, Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Richard Daly
Harcourt, Straat
Meath
Patrick Corbet
Abbey Street
Weather and timetable note from clipped page
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered day labels and times for Dublin area transport and weather notes. Readable items include water and bar references, fog indications, and dates like 12/6 and 07 28. The text remains incoherent but signals schedule fragments and conditions rather than a full story.
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Sun
Dublin
Sar
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Postscript
Constantinople
de St. Priest
France
Verfaillen
Verfaillge
Duke of Brunswick
John Tapp
Miss Walker
Nathaniel Walker
Milburne
Coleraine
Mr. Smith
Port-News
Orange of
Nancy
Carroll
Happy Room
Newcastle
Grey
A. William and Elizabeth
Weymouth
Corbet
Mr. Goods
Philip and
Mary
Maryport
Inman
Janene
Berborough
Wind
Rutland
Mr. Dennis
Mr. Daly
H. F
Col. Lumar
Ralph
Gil
Kildare Hunt
Raft
Captain Cunningham
Mr. M'Craith
Guinneas
P. P. Soft
Mt Lutton
Tocle
Aga Bats
Osea
Tay
Gor
Goa
County Kildare
Aorris
Lattin
Litley
Naas
Saltins
Patrick Lattin
Dorset-street
John Reilly
Newtown
Larry Lool
Crumlin
William Thomas
Grange
Rathfarnham
John Kccles
Eccles
Tuef
Ren
Cal
Hee
Wilvy Ogie
Paul Ah
His Majesty’s Treasury
Sam
Treasury Chambers
H. T. Clements
Dublin Gazette
Reid
Judith Broderick
Broderick
Gultomouse
J. Monck
Mason
Robert Ross
R. Annesley
Buckingham
Wis Fent
Castle of
Gorm Milton
King
Tung
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