Turbulent Ottoman Court Seizam and Balkan Conflicts
Reports from multiple European fronts describe unrest in the Ottoman Empire with Vizier changes at Rumelia, exile of Moldovangi Aly Pacha, and a mass pledge by janissaries. Russians defeat Turkish forces near Moldavia as Turkish officers rally near Galatich. News from Florence and Antibes notes sieges, deserters, and battles, while Paris dispatches discuss French funds and tensions with the Porte.
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Janissariesy
Halil Beys
Aivaz Pacha
Romelia
Babadag
Moldovangi Aly
Pacha
Rhodes
Seimen Pach
Ion
Endeene Capi
Vrahiny Pachi
Rumelia
Bulgaria
Galatich
Moldavia
Dar
Antibes
Fan
Sieur Achilles Pel- Yne
Ba- Grid
Florence
Montepulchiano
Bucharest
Wallachia
Offel
Romanzow
Lathnow
Potemken
Korfe
Podhoryczan
Hamburgh
Warraw
Gribowski
Toftand
Febia
Yooland
Customs
Royal appointment list amid reform era mentions Hawke and Wilmot
Fragmentary OCR lists various noble titles and figures such as Edward Hawke, the Right Hon. Beary Wilmerston, Spencer, Wilmot Wilmont and Charles James Fox among Irish and British offices. It hints at constitutional roles and governance discussions within Ireland and Great Britain during a period of political reform.
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New-York
England
Beford
Edinburgh
Jesfion
Mungo Campbell
Earl of Eglingtown
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Lords Commissioners
Chancery
P.he——Ii
Upton
Essex
King’s Bench
Guildhall
Wilmot
Duval
Marylebone
Fleetfreet
Fleetstreet
Mansfeld
Ewer
Serjeant
Davy
Davenport
Clark
Justice Willes
Gunmakers Company
Samuel Reynolds
Fithmonger’s Hall
Nabob
Cox
Fleet-street
Prafeyt
Shilling Gallery
Mrss Gartick
Oly
Northussberland
Grofvener
Sher
St. Mary-le
Chelsea
Great Britain and Union
Islands
Artie al
Surrender Notices From Cobham and Exeter Tradesmen
Apprentices and traders including Joseph Hant of Cobham Surrey a papermaker, and William Lees of Athborne Derbyshire a grocer, announce surrender dates at Guildhall and Blackmoor’s Head. John Mowsi2 of Exeter a druggist also schedules surrender at Half Moor Fore Street Exeter. Additional notices list William Appleton of Stokesley Yorkshire a mercer and linen-draper, Baker of Salisbury a mercer, and Pas socer Mare Tachard Fae of St Edmund with surrender details at Guildhall. Richard Darke of Bedford Street Covent Garden appears with surrender notice at Guildhall.
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Joseph Hant
Cobham
Surry
Guildhall
William Lees
Athborne
Derbyshire
Exeter
William Appleton
Stokesley
Yorkshire
Mercer
Sao
Stakell
Baker
Salisbury
Ae Gaia
Bishop Gate
Passocer
Mare
Tachard Fae
St. Edmund
Guildbatl
Richard Darke
Bedford Street
Covent
Garden
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Miadiit
James Grey
James Canoe
S , Ningham
St. Yohn
Newfoundland
Secretary of State
Cleveland Row
Tate
Thomas Robinson
Countess of Offory
Grosvenior Square
Hyde
St.James’s
Fom
Board of Trade
Earl of Hertford
Suffolk
Thomas Bradshaw
Treasury
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
France
Spain
Massachuset’s Bay
America
Chatham-yard
Stirling Castle
Parliament of
Paris
Arrets
Constantinople
Porte
Paias
Freeh
St.Labradore
Brazily
Prinicipab
Wini Juriots
Sotopy
Pondoliae
Bacabesiot
Mediterraneam
Gan
Joseph Jarvis
Benjamin Millison
Thomas Evana
Richard Carter
Stephen Hester
Coulson' N Flower
Deluge
Snow Hill
Mallendine
Néas
Bishop Stortford
Herts
Ratcliffe
Mr. Clarké
Ratcliff Highway
Marrizo
Fitzgerald
Mary Fitzgerald
Miss Connolly
Thomas Connolly
Cooksey
Edward ‘Winnington
Broad= street
Carnaby Market
Harborough
Princess-street
Hanover
William Stark
Bridge-street
Westminster
Savory
Lord Strange
Vigers
John Sommer
Hereford
Price Clutton
Mary Ladd
Ann Ladd
Henrietta-street
Midiam
Nicholas
Constable
Callico
Charles-street
Berkley
Lady Humble
Earl of Darlington
Spiralfield Square
Peter Chauntry
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