Grand Vizir replies to Russia and Ottoman peace talks
The London Evening Post reports the Grand Vizir's conciliatory reply to Count Konigseg, arguing the Ottoman Empire's right to resist Russian aggression under Pax Fatig, noting claims of Russia and Sweden's hostility, and asserting the Porte's resolve for peace and strength. The item also covers royal obituaries, public notices, and legal affairs, including court actions and debt relief petitions, with scattered society and governance updates from Westminster.
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