Plague in Constantinople and Allied War News
Reports from Constantinople describe a plague outbreak and the Grand Signor Almoner’s death as foreign ministers retreat. Other dispatches cover Persian and Austrian maneuvers, Italian campaigns, and negotiations for peace with France, detailing troop movements, sieges, and political stances across Europe.
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Shah Nadir
Asia
Kars
Erzerum
Ali Bashan
Iwas
Smyrna
Robinson
Damietta
Andrea
Bashaw
Bologna
Italy
Sardinia
Bermuda
Savona
Marquess de Mirepoix
Ceva
Bochetta
Saravalla
Placentia
Lodefan
Genoa
Nice
Infpruck
Vienna
Tyroleze
Mantua
Francfort
Wurtzburgh
d’Ingelheim
Otober
Bamburgh
Count de Stadian
Baron de Franckenstein
Berlin
Poland
Czartorinski
Poniatowski
Tarta
Warsaw
French King defers envoy as war talk swirls in London
London reports the French King refuses to send M de Puyfieux to The Hague or Breda until he learns the instructions of the King of France. Parliament factions debate a war declaration while a royal procession and military preparations unfold. News covers marriages, appointments, memorials, and local deaths across the realm.
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Prague
Crown of
Bohemia
Hague
Hungary
Charles Palfi
M. Ammon
Waldeck
Ravenstein
Elector Palatine
France
Martha Saxe
Brussels
Antwerp
Earl of Sandwich
Republick
Great Britain
Ghent
Tournay
Paris
Waffenaer
d’Argenton
Holland
M. Gilles
Marquess de Puysieux
Argenton
Luxembourg
Count Saxe
M. de Puyfieux
Breda
KKK
Fexer
Fies
Navarre
Bouillon
Peter
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The
London Evening-Post
Constantinople
London
Earl of
Harrison
Finch-Lane
Thomas Winterbottom
Efy
Bullingsgate-Ward
Robert Alsop
Coleman-Sitea
St. James’s Church
Lake Spence
South Malling
Sussex
Frederick
Earl
Ireland
Marie O'Brien
William Earl of
Bristol
Thomas Ford
Wells
Banwell and
Wokey
Somersetshire
Ambrose Wilson
Fenchurch-Street
Langbourn
Richard Wilson
Pinner
Francis Bolton
His Majesty’s Land Service
Lincolnshire
Lismullen
Robert Ford
Earl of Winchelsea
Hermitage-Street
Wapping
John Robey
Middelsex