War measures and royal dispatches amid European conflict
From Constantinople to London a long dispatch details bold military steps by the Porte and Armenian restrictions, plus Paris and Berlin war chatter. Reports note Turkish appointments, slave protections, Pope Catholic zeal, and a Khan’s revolt. Europe teeters with Prussia, Austria, and Sardinia maneuvers as Britain weighs campaigns.
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Achmet
Bashaw
Achmat Bafhaw
Bagdat
Hamal Oglou
Roman Catholick
Porte
Fienna
Lobkowit
the Two-Sicilies
France
Berlin
Prussia
Moravia
Austria
Hungary
Hanover
Earl of Hyndford
Breslau
Westminster
Great Britain
Europe
Paris
Flanders
Marshal Noailles
Mons
Tournay
Menin
Austrian Netherlands
M.de Noailles
Mount Alban
Prince of
Nice
Count de Maurepas
M. Amelot
Amelot
Foreign
Attairs
Tencin
Mide
Chavigny
Senet
Sardinia
Lore- Wantnenier
the Hague
Republick
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King’s County
Thomas
Lumm
Lord Tillamore
St. Stephen’s- Green
Ifi
Chat Willcocks
Joseph Fade
Portaferry
Down
Mary
England
Spain
War-Office
Lexenden-Heath
Essex
Pennenden-Heath
Kent
Lords of the Admiralty
West
Lenox
Pulteney
Kington Upon Hull
York
Will’am Carter
Downs
Sandown Castle
Lords Commissioners of
the Treasury
William Penties
Daniel Green
Deceas
Richard Leigh
Blackburn
Lancashire
Hampstead
Afton
Sir Thomas Afton
Cheshire
Bart
Laft
St. Paul’s
Grafton
Miss Flower
Bread-Street-Hill
Barnet
Isaac Middleton
Col
Cholmondeley
Regiment of Foot
John Norris
John Williams
Benenden
Cranbrook
Slocock
Bath
Whitefield
Nash
St. Martin’s Roundhouse
Newgate
Simon Tackson
Chandler
Shoreditch
St. John’s Court
Holloway