Belgrade Siege Update from the Imperial Camp and Poland Letters
The dispatch reports troop movements toward Panofza and Semlin with Wallis and Hildbourghausen’s forces, Turkish defenses, scarce provisions, and a possible sall y. Vienna notes Schmettau’s control near Belgrade and Isle of Snave as Imperial lines hold. Paris letters discuss Poland, Russia neutrality, and French mediation proposals amid Sweden and Denmark concerns.
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Wallis
Semlin
Prince of
Bellegifch
Panofza
Sunet
Schmergjau
Belgrade
Schmettau
Vienna
Schmetrau
Gtory
Petersbourg
Ruisia
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
France
Marquess de la Chetardie
Petersburg
Wreck of Thomond Snow at Kinsale Leaves Woman Lost
A storm wrecked the Thomond Snow at Kinsale. Master Fitzgerald, from London, carried hemp and other goods. all crew saved, but a female passenger drowned as her boat capsized. Silk damask and lutestring damaged by salt water. collector and over twenty revenue officers defended the shore with armed men and officers.
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Ireland
Kinsale
Thomond Snow
Limerick
Fitzgerald
London
Bates
Ship Beached Near Edinburgh After Stormy Strait Run
From Frazersburgh report that the London bound venture William Gibson of about ninety tons ran onto a rock four miles south of Edinburgh during a violent storm. The crew fled to their boat and were helped by townspeople who saved the cargo with pumps and improvised repairs. The ship remained two days, then was staved off and towed to harbor. Cargo damaged but salvage hoped through kiln-drying and malting.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Frazersburgh
London
William Gibson
Findhorn
Bath
Trial of Lympus at Wells and jailbreaks in Bath region
Exeter Sept 6 Lympus once Wells faced trial after demurring to the indictment asserting denial of pen ink and paper during confinement. The judge allowed the trial to proceed lasting four hours. Rumors circulate on the execution date with some reports of Wednesday and others a respite. Additionally Fitzpatrick a hops dealer and an attorney who visited Wells faced arrest after Limpus’s information tied them to the Bristol Mail robbery. others are under warrants. A young woman charged with murdering her bastard child a man charged with horse theft and another for burglary have been sent to High Gaol since last officer.
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Vinces
Sweden
France
Havre de Grace
H Ddock
Admiral Haddock
Great Britain
Spain
Hague
Marquess de Fenelon
States General
Paris
Compiegne
Dantzick
Poland
Russia
Vienna
Luneville
Stanislaus
Exeter
Lympus
Wells
Fitzpatrick
Limpus
Bristol Mail
Caild
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Imperial Camp
Count Wallis
Republick
Paola Conventa
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