Peace negotiations and war reports from Belgrade to Paris
News from Belgrade Vienna and Paris details peace talks with the Porte and Russia after conferences with Grand Vizir and officials. It notes claims of treaties, conditions on Azov and Tartary, and possible shifts in command against the Turks. Reports from Warsaw Leghorn and Genoa cover merchant ships, privateers, and naval movements.
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Count Wallis
Count Neuperg
Schmettau
Porte
Aga
Janissaries
Marquess de Villeneuve
France
Constantinople
Gount Wallis
Vienna
Te Porte
M. Kanofsky
Russia
Aseph
Prath
Prath Fall Be Confirm’d ; That Satisfaction Shall Be Made To Ruffia
Ruffia
Warsaw
Munich
Walachia
Niester
Ukrain
Ghoczim
Leghorn
Malaga
Genoa
Sieur Couturier
Gies
Silesia
Paris
C&2
van Hoey
Wallis
Neuperg
Semendria
Morava
Belgrade
Crotfka
Cronka
Count de Gross
Charg
Grand Vizir
Council of War
Succow
Count Néuperg
Venice
Aleppo
Petersbourg
Schach
Auitin
Brest
Dunkirk
Jai Wieth
Haguee
Hague
Fletcher made Dean of Down in place of the deceas'd
Ireland Dublin Sept 25 report that the Rev Mr Fletcher Treasurer of Christ Church Dublin is named Dean of Down in the room of Dean Daniel, who died valued at 2300 per annum. The Lord Mayor acts after learning collier price fixing and ships loaded with coal. He set Whitehaven coal at 1s 0d, Workington at rs, and Scorch at 12 5 6 per tun, offering a reward for discovery of any coal sold above this rate.
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Ireland
Dublin
Fletcher
Christ Church, Dublin
Down
Daniel
Aunuin
Whitehaven
Workington
Ras
Scorch
Edinburgh Gossip and a Seizure at Aberdeen
Last week Mr Maxwell, from the West Indies, married Miss Hairstanes in Edinburgh. Lieutenant General Clayton arrived from London. In Aberdeen on the 26th instant custom-house officers seized anchors of brandy and other goods hidden at the back of town but were attacked by the mob and beaten. Magistrates later examined witnesses and imprisoned several suspects while offering ten guineas for informants on the smugglers.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Maxwell
West Indies
Hairstanes
Clayton
His Majesty
London
Aberdeen
Felz
Tragic Wall Collapse Kills Six Children in Duke's Palace-Yard
In Norwich on Sept 29 a fatal accident occurred in the Duke's Palace Yard as a wall loaded with coal collapsed onto marble play area where six children were present. Three of the children died instantly and three survived with injuries. Victims include the sons of a carpenter, a currier, and a gardener. On the same day the Rev. Mr. John Reddington AM of Heathel and Rackheath in Norfolk also died.
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Norwich
Duke’s Palace
Big City
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