Turbulent East Front News From Belgrade and Belgrade Siege
The London Evening Post reports from Vienna and Belgrade on military actions near Belgrade and the Danube including engagements between Imperial forces and Turkish and Tartar troops. It notes casualties, captured prisoners, fortifications, and negotiations over Belgrade, Temeswar and Serbia, with advisory moves toward Transylvania and potential peace terms.
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Count Munich
Munich
Ali
Murfe
Choczim
Islam-Girey
Nyed-Girey
Belgrade
Schmettau
Vienna
Danube
Donawitza
Neuperg
Semlin
Count Waulis
The
Bohemians
Prince of
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Servia
Temeswar
Peterwaradin
Paffarowitz
Count Neuperg
Ortova
Asaph
Pru
Prath
Transilvania
Lobkowicz
Potzasky
Saave
Russia
Denmark
Prussia
Dignity, &Co. &c
Marquess de Villeneuve
Lodkowicz
Paris
Marquess de la Luzerne
Marine
Brest
Triers
Moselle
Naples
Rome
Great Britain
Spain
Hambourg
France
d’Antin
Copenhagen
N.S
Sweden
Schmedau
Death of William Brownlow Knight of the Shire
Dublin Sept 1 reports the death of William Brownlow Esq in Lurgan Armagh from gout. He is noted as the oldest member of the House of Commons. William Cope and William Richardson plan to stand as candidates for the county in his room.
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Dublin
Lurgan
Armagh
William Brownlow
Knights of the Shire
House of Commons
William Cope
William Richardson
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London Evening-Port
Holland
Petersbourg
Eer
Ireland