Embargo on Black Sea vessels amid fleet movements abroad
The London Evening-Post reports an embargo laid on all ships in the Black Sea carrying military and naval stores. Rumors say the Grand Signor may move toward Adrianople as Polish nobles press the Porte for a new course. Updates cover Constantinople, Smyrna, and broader European moves.
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