Peace talks and campaigns swirl through European frontiers
From Babadagh to Belgrade and Vienna reports detail Ottoman Grand Vizir preparations and troop movements, Austrian commander Seckendorff’s march, and ongoing negotiations with Russia. News notes fleets, fortifications, and a Vesuvius eruption may have spared Naples a quake, with discussions of Ardently cautious peace amid war.
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Calheen
States General
Grand Iair
Ruffia
Sublime Porte
Aga
Janissaries
Tamaroya
Danube
Warsaw
Turku
Bialacerkiew
Oczakow
Bender
Vienna
Count Seckendorff
Gradisca
Bosnia
Semlin
Hungary
Duke of Lorraine
Buda
Vipalanca
Belgrade
Ortova
Widdin
Palfi
Duke of Lorrain
Ness
Paris
Lorrain
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
London News Briefs From The Cheapside Church To The Sea
The piece reports on the consecration plans for Rev. Dr. Thomas Gooch as Bishop of Bristol, court vacancies and sheriff qualifications, a mock trial incident in Middlesex, horse race results near Cobham and Ripley, Captain Burrith’s voyage misfortune, deaths of Dr. Willmot and other notable figures, parliamentary appointments, ship losses near Bonny, a Harpsichord maker’s death, and a sensational domestic incident ending with a wounding.
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Thomas Gooch
Elire
Bristol
Bow Church
Cheapside
Lambeth
Lord Hervey
Champberlain
Ickworth
Suffolk
Earl of
Middlesex
House of Commons
Cobham
Surrey
Mr. Larkin
Merrow Downs
Guilford
Ripley
Burrith
London
Africa
Island of
Princes
Guiney
Britco
Hand of Princes
Bonny
Swan Inn
Bedford
Willmot
King’s College
Cambridge
Miltox
Bath
Woolwich Yard
Board of Admiralty
Pitts
Wood-street
John Berkeley
William Chapple
Knt
Dorchester
Court of King’s Bench
William Lee
Lee
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Westminster
Bigg
Jones
Shudall
Lord Hardwicke
Robert Brown
Frampton
John Brown
Holbourn Bridge
Josiah Southam
Beckingham
Kent
Sanwel Pugh
Ely
Hammersmith
William Ashton
Shiptonmoyn
Tedbury
Gloicestershire
Harrow
Ives
Old Street
New Prison
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