Persian Victory Over Ottoman Army Reported from Persia
A late express from Holland via Constantinople reports a Persian victory led by General Kouli Kan against the Ottoman army. The battle near Arpa-Ciary involved ambushes and heavy cannon fire, with Turks suffering great losses and cannons, provisions, and baggage falling into Persian hands. A council named Achmet Bathaw Sesafkier interim commander, while Grand Vizir and Grand Signor consider further action. News from Petersbourg and Konigberg notes Tartars moving toward Russian and Polish theaters, with cautious measures against broader unrest.
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Persia
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Roth
Arpa-Ciairy
Thomas Kouli Kan
Erivan
Kiuperli
Demir Bashaw
Chinebus Mustapha Bathaw
Ging Ali Bathaw
Achmet Bathaw Sesafkier
Bashans
Persoa
Seraglio
Petersbourg
Constantinople
M. Nepleus
Cantemir
London
Great Britain
Konigberg
Stanislaus
Podolia
Hesse Homburg
Daghestan
Comuski
Czarina
Poland
Execution of Elizabeth Wilkinson and Elizabeth Fawson Ordered
Northampton July 28 8th August fixed for the execution of Elizabeth Wilkinson at eight in the morning and Elizabeth Fawson at noon the same day for poisoning her husband. They will be burnt at a stake near the Bowling Green in Northampton Heath. Wilkinson has confessed the fault under pressure. the motive is believed to be influenced by a person seen to insinuate but not to confess.
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Northampton
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Elizabeth Fawson
Northampton-Heath
London News Roundup of Assorted Deaths and Debates
A London column reports street violence by a Hackney Writer named Hamilton near Covent Garden, plus obituaries and noble lineages in Essex. It notes the death of a queen dowager in Prussia, a burial in Westminster Abbey, and parliamentary prorogation with upcoming October deadlines. Also mentioned are marriages, a treaty of marriage, and an heiress fortune of 20,090.
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Hamilton
Covent-Garden
Fel@end
Essex
Sir Charles Tirrell
Springfield
Bart
Walter‘Tirgell
England
William the Conqueror
Langham
William Rufus
New E Forest
Sppakes
Walter Tirrell
John Tirrell
Charles Tirrell
East Thorndon
Ife
Col. Wyndham
Suffolk
Mary
Prussia
Fresderick
Pruffia
House of Mecklembourg
Great Britain
Bellafire
George Bellafire
Viscount Fauconberg
Great George-street
Hanover-Square
Westminster Abbey
Drayton
Middlesex
Judith Countes
Jersey
Grosvenor Square
Bride
Col
Gordon
Major Welldon
Frederick Herne
City of London
Lord Griffin
Westminster
Spencer, Earl of Wilmington
Lionel Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Jacob Heublon
Colchester
Gray’s Inn
Wragg
John Hind Cotton
Bari
Cambridge
Thomas Lake
Hargew
Ety
Miss Gumley
Seworth
Jace John Gumley
Fortune