Ottoman Throne Succession and European Peace News
Folio reports during the late Insurrection a Grand Divan named his nephew successor to the Ottoman throne. A dispatch notes locust swarms near Thorn and cattle disease in Poland. Turin reports 40000 regulars kept with militia in peacetime. Genoa says 16000 French pay and 6000 more to garrison ceded lands. Paris shows court amusement at Fontainebleau and late royal levee. gold medal from Pontoise. King’s peace celebrations. Orange visits troops, then travels to Endhoven and The Hague. life guards escort the monarch to London. Ship arrivals from Naples Genoa Sallee and Newfoundland. Jamaica reports Knowles’ envoy Taylor hanged by Spaniards at St Jago de Cuba. sailor casualties and mutinies in London. Local incidents include duels, robberies, and a highwaymen attack. multiple deaths and marriages noted. Wimbledon bequest details.
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