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Foreign Affairs and Imperial Successions Reported
Wednesday May 11 foreign affairs dispatches describe the death of the Sultana Zeinib widow of the Captain Pacha of the White Sea and heir to the Grand Signior with a fortune over 8.6 million florins. Letters claim rebellion in Natalias Junith under Bier Ismail was crushed by Ciapan Oglau in a pitched battle. In Poland Prussian hostilities rise as Warsaw reports clashes over territories. six regiments are being raised. Petersburgh notes Bibicoff's forces suffer a major setback with heavy artillery losses.
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Vienna
Etters
Constantinople
Sultana Zeinib
Pacha
White Sea
Bier Ismail
Junith
Natalia
Porte
Ciapan Oglau
Warsaw
Great Poland
Republic
Prussia
Petersburgh
Bibicoff
Poland
Baron Dé’ Stackelberg
Neral
Ruffid
Berlin
Éoutier
Elliot
Ireland
10Th Regiment of Dragséons
John Cleve Pleydell
Esgy
Cdme
Grenada
Campbell
Mr. Macdonald
England
Stoney
Hargraves
Janes
Daniel Fox
Ely
Sandhurst
Windsor Forest
Court of Exchequer
Court of Equity
Court of Revenue
Spitalfields
D. Wilmot
Basking
Silex
Francis
Derby-street
Westminster
Thomas Rumbold
Mr. Weode
van Barnette Dau Oes Barnett
Austin
Sarah-Cornelia Diemel
Hoxeton-quate
St. James’s Church
Charles Morris
Hatch
Windsor
Tonks
Méath
Dartmouth
Rowland Pigott
His Majesty’s Navy
Granado Pigott
Cambridgeshire
Ostorte
BS Lamb
Lincoln
Chancery
Miltoh-abbiey
Blagdeford
Thomas Fetalfe
St. John’s College
Barrow
Bury
Safolk
Bromage
Longhope
Frethén