Embassador’s Commission and Ottoman Persian Talks
Yesterday arrivals from France and Holland recount the Ambassador Kouli Kan negotiations. The Porte seeks Persian alliance with cessions to Persia, and 160,000 men may aid. Vienna notes Russian forces marching toward the Dniaper, with naval flotilla to support the Emperor. Reports mention Spain’s council on Sicily, tax plans for Vienna, and Croatian troop movements amid ongoing war preparations.
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Thomas Kouli Kan
Porte
Kouli Kan
Russia
Asia
Omar
Haly
Persia
Thomas Koulihan
Vienna
de Munich
Bialograd
Bessarabia
Black Sea
Spain
the Two Sicilies
Count de Sintzendorff
Duke of Lorrain
Tuscany
Count de Seckendorff
Czazach
Bosnia
Zwornick
Baron de Tahlman
Nimirow
Transilvania
Irish landlords seek rents in gold amid old leases
Dublin reports in Ireland that several landlords intend to collect rents from tenants in gold at the value of the leases. The notice cites charitable Lady Conolly as example. A Kerry report notes a 4 couple wedding where ages and a mare add to 29003, with aid needed for the bride to rise from her knees.
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Ireland
Dublin
Conolly
Dingle
Kerry
Merchants Agree to Accept Gold at New Rates
London Traders and shopkeepers in the manufactories sector resolve to take gold coins at fixed rates due to circulating gold shortages. Edinburgh reports note no London mail account despite searches and indicate a robbery motive tied to papers rather than money. Also recorded are a solemn fast in Bolton and the death of William Baird of Sauchtonhall with burial at Etheron parish church.
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Edinburgh
London Mail
Adair
Bolton
Camburnethed
William Baird
Secord
Robert Baird
Sauchton-hall
Eitherion
Rising of the Cor inth Tinnets Reported in Exon News
An obscure country brief notes a rising of te’ Cor inth’ Tinnets dated September 30 and tied to a 160-trule incident. It mentions esportation of W tidat 5 for by unclear cause, with limited readable details.
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Country News
Exon
Large Wheat Demand Triggers Theft Across Market Towns
Reports from Padstow Pendennis and nearby towns describe a severe wheat shortage that led to four sacks per market day being unavailable and grain stores broken into. Thieves claimed to steal to feed families, offering to pay market prices, prompting a 40 to 50 man detachment to march to Oakhampton with orders pending from the War Secretary. Also noted are local civic elections and a death near Bauburgh of a man bitten by a mad dog, with two others contracting the disease and a hog later killed.
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Padstow
Pendennis
Oakhampton
Aprwich
Edward’. Lynch
Lloyd
John Marjoram
Norwich
Bauburgh
William Whittle
Marriages, appointments, and naval news from London
The bulletin reports Joseph Wilson's marriage to Miss Andrews of Dinglite, notes Sir William Irby’s appointment as chamberlain to the Princess and MP for Lauriston, and mentions the Tower of London succession of the Earl of Warwick and Holland. It cites Dutch naval activity near the West Indies, recent marriages in Kingston Chapel and Red-Lion Square, and a report from Eretess about a Mayoral election at a Grece warm for trade and costs.
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London
Bolton
Lancashire
Joseph Wilson
Inner Temple
Kew
Carlton-Houté
Norfolk- House
St. James’s Square
Prince of Wales
Earl of Warwick
Holland
Earl of Leicester
Tower of London
Royal Exchange
West-Indies
Netherlands
Kingston Chapel
Ise of
Wight
Col. Ligonier
Fanny Minghall
George Mills
Efi
Dipself
Surrey
Mils
Catherine Tuckfield
Diet Daugtver
Roger Tuckfeld
Eli
Réd-Lior Square
Eretess
Grece
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Arriv
France
Constantinople
Count Bonneval
Prince Ragowki
Efterhafi
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Croatia
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