Paris to Constantinople War News and Turkish Diplomacy
Reports from Constantinople to Aug indicate tense peace talks with Venice, with Austria and Prussia reinforcing in Gallias and the Danube region. Turkish plenipotentiaries cite the Grand Signor’s dignity, while Austrian forces under Seckendorff prepare to block Widin and push toward Sofia, Belgrade, and Transylvania as campaigns unfold across Europe.
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Hungary
Tartary
Melby
Republick of
Venice
Moxea
Sysia
Grand-Catro
Pettrfoourg
Marthali Count Lacy
Dedde
Udiy
Nimiron
Arig
Anns
Coutiers
Vienna
Petersbourg
Belgrade
Widdin
Marthal-Gaunt-Khevenful
Xiding
Count-Seff
Seft
Bostia
Seckendorff
Middin
Boftie
Imperial Grand Army
Bulgaria
Sergia
Appointments to Privy Council in Ireland
Dublin reports Edward How and Charles Thornly appointed to the Privy Council of Ireland. A separate letter from Redrum Wicklow details the sinking at Copper Mines. Of four men involved, two were recovered alive but died after eating. one recovered speech, another died of exposure. The dispatch mentions meals consumed during the ordeal and a note about a coat, hat, and other items.
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Ireland
Dublin
Edward How
Charles Thornly
Redrum
Wicklow
Ordes
Tiel
Cook
Raft
Dudiey
Beede
Gus Worthy
Dean Swift
Hes Dane
Fragmented notes on political unrest and public order
The readable text references a tense scene with a minister and city authorities, mentioning public demonstrations and threats of unrest. It describes a claimed march or march-like action and unclear accusations against a figure nicknamed the minister. The fragment hints at political conflict and potential enforcement measures but lacks complete names and dates.
Quiet Churches Reflect Amidst The Quiet City
A fragment notes minimal disturbance in church life and a calm reverence in the city, with no notable noise or uproar reported in church precincts. The text hints at orderly worship and orderly public demeanor during the period.
General Gaol Delivery Brings Death Sentences
Bristol falls to a grim report of the General Gaol Delivery results. James Freeman the glazier receives death for burglary at Mr. Ruels George in Castle-fired. Benjamin Young a seven month old child killer is condemned for murder by drowning. Others face transportation or public punishment as juries convict for theft, robbery, and assault with intent to kill.
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Country News
Bristol
James Freeman
Ruel
Benjamin Young
Reete
John Coal
Thewis Evans
Swan-Lake
William Waters
Exeter
Puftoe
Dorothy Williams
Jo Greenway
Ull
King
Michael’s Hill
Lake
Ha Dag
Lew
Leicester
Robert
Ling
Owiehe
John Black
Juries OF the Peace
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France
Holland
Sérvia
Sabatch
Ratfcha
Bar
Arriv
Poland
Republick
Choczin
Niefter
Nimitow
Crown
Lorrain
la Favorite
Zwernick
Count Seckendorfi
Boncouws
the Republic
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