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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1772

Page

3

Peace Conference at Fockzani Between Russia and Ottoman Empire

Historic dispatch describes the opening of the Fockzani congress between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. Count Orlow and Osman Effendi led parleys on peace terms, with mutual offers, ceremonial exchanges, and disagreements over Crimean independence ending in a breakdown and renewed hostilities.

Holland France Flanders Vienna Fockzani Orlow Sigur Obrefkow Osman Effendi Sieur Oberkow Count Orlow Oslow Crimea Criméa

European War Rumors Reach London as Watches Claim Longitude Breakthrough

London reports whisper of broad European conflict with Russia Sweden Denmark allying against Prussia as ships from Bombay and Woattan Bay arrive at St Helens. Letters describe watches improving longitude measurement and safekeeping details amid a busy political and maritime scene.

Hampshire Spithead Bombay Downs Cive Allen Rochford Hunt Woattan Bay St. Helens England Copenhagen Russia Norway Sweden Europe Berlin Finland Prustia Pomerania Dunkirk Edinburgh la Flore Chevalier Borda Abbe Pin Academie Des Sciences le Roy Monsieur Berdour Cadiz Madeira Teneriff Cape de Verd Atlantic Martinico Antigua St. Domingo St. Pierre and Miquelon Newfoundland Iceland Brett Harrison Che

Court of St James appoints ambassadors and honours in 1772

From the London Gazette of Ohio: royal appointments name Simon Earl Harcourt as Lieutenant General and Governor of Ireland, Lord Stormont as Ambassador Extraordinary to Versailles, and Edward Townsend to assume the surname Loveden with arms. Also notices of population moves at Constantinople and fires in Smyrna, plus bankrupts and tradesmen surrendering in Guildhall and Bristol notices.

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