Envoy from Kezer offers Persian peace terms
Ocrosers report June 16 Bacpat arrivals from France and Flanders. Ali Kan under Kerim Kan proposes peace terms: Baffora stays Persian for years, Kurdistan shared by Amed Pacha and Kalid Bey after restore to the Grand Signior, Persians keep villages beyond the Dialat. Also notes Warsaw finances, London events, coronation chatter, and various robberies and deaths.
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Amed Pacha
Kalid Bey
Pacha
Persia
Dialat
Tiber
Warsaw
Republick
Branicki
Arrivals and departures at UK and foreign ports noted
The list records ships sailing from London and other ports to Quebec Dover and Pier, and arrivals at ports including Falmouth Dartmouth Dublin Halifax Plymouth Lifoon Honduras and Glasgow. Notable vessels include Greyhound cutter Tartar Peggy Providence Content Nestor and Mary with sailors and routes from Cork, Ancona, Bristol and Laiboy.
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Loqndon
William Mayne
Newhaven
Canterbury
Lord Germaine
General Carlton
Quebec
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Willson
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Bristol
Bourdeaux
France
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Halifax
Launceston
Bowers
Malaga
Portugal
West India
London
Rome
Vatican
Signora Corilla
Countess of Cardelli
CoriLa Ourmpia
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Prat
Wind
Thompson
Jenny
Keer
Dover-Pier
Gravesane
Heart of Oak
Terrie
Senegal
Devonshire
Webb
Ancona
Bersey
Rogers
Barbadoes
Corke
Ano
Ward
Oporto
Falmouth
Chance
Jarvis
Col
Grave
Dartmouth
Hope
Wilcotks
Nestor
Harrison
Honduras
Content
Bagwell
Laifboy
Anecdote on Mr Pope’s Birth and Posture
An anecdote from a trusted gentleman in Mr Pope’s circle suggests he was born with normal qualities but a cradle of insufficient length caused spinal contraction. The resulting hump and body distortions are described as explanations for the poet’s later frailty and perceived imbecility.
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Courtney Metmory
Architectural Designs Book Offered By Adams Firm
The piece advertises a publication of public buildings in England and Scotland by Robert and James Adam with plates in English and French. It lists selling points, locations and retailers in London and abroad, including Adelphi, Strand, New Bond Street, Cornhill, and other cities with engravings and views of noble seats and antiquities.
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zUgs Publiisans
Architecturg
Robert and
James Adam
Adelphi
England
Scotland
T. Becker
Strand
J.robon
New Bond
Freet Ij
Sewell Cornhill
Namibers
Duke of Northumberland
Sion-Houflé
Lord Mansfield
Cain-Wood
Earl of Bute
Litton
Italy
Cléerifeau
Cunego
Saillant
Nysa
Pars
Rey
Amterdam
Willen
Dublin
Balfour
Edinburgh
Acbin
Boaz
Queen’s Arms
St. Paul’s Church-yard
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church Yard
R. Henry
Hatton
Garden
St. Paul's Church-y Id
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