Dardanelles Peace Talks Hint From Allied Envoys
A contemporary report notes Sieur Trewes, English Resident at the Dardanelles, met with Mr. Murray and then returned to the straits, raising hopes for an accommodation. Dispatches from Cairo claim Ali Bey is proclaimed Sultan of Egypt and controls Mecca and Red Sea ports, while Venice and Warsaw letters recount military movements and public health fears spreading near Moldavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coisptimple
Venice
Count Orlow
Albania
Stephano Piccolo
Cairo
Ali Bey
Egypt
Jemen
Arabia
Mecca
Red
Gila
Gallitsin
Hague
Peterbourgh
Count Panin
Proforowski
Oczakow
Akalzice
Constantinople
Warsaw
Zeleszerski
Moldavia
Bologna
Sieur Maruzzi
Death and crime report from Dublin and Carrickfergus
A few days ago Hon Edward Brabazon died at St Stephen's Green Dublin. In Belfast a woman was found murdered at the Point Fields killed after being forced into the fields. Victims named are Charles Waugh Joseph Cherry and William Rourk. Waugh and Cherry were apprehended and committed to Carrickfergus gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
St. Stephen’s Green
Edward Brabazon
Lord Brabazon
Belfasts
Charles Waugh
Joseph Cherry
William Rourk
Carrick Fergus Gaol
Marseillen
London
Lyttelton
Lisbon
England
Calcraft
Marquis of Granby
Lfe
St. James’s Park
Green Park
Queen’s Palace
St. Catherine’s
Tower
Alderman Oliver
Guildhall
Great
Queen-freet
Admiralty
Pepyat
Ditton Common
Hampton Court
Old Bailey
Hlington
Barbarossa
Covent-garden
Rowland
St. Kitt’s
Estaple
Ferrafon
Petersburgh
Marseilles
Everland
Holland
Plymouth
Richard Quam
Rumors of Grand Signior seen in Constantinople spark Milan gossip
A Dutch traveler reports Amsterdam hears of possible Turkish revolution rumors. Leghorn merchants doubt the tale after a Venetian envoy affair in Amsterdam. Versailles news says an English gentleman is held for cheating a French nobleman in hazard. dice found loaded and the culprit to be judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon-D-O
Holland
Amsterdam
Venice
Porte
Leghorn
Constantinople
Vanhaagen
Versailles
Sid
Galles
London News of War Rumors and Public Notices
Amid rumors of imminent conflict with Spain, London reports on diplomatic arrivals, court appointments, and civic actions. Details include Count Guigne’s upcoming reception, Admiral Saunders, and the Duchess of Gordon voyage. plus court proceedings, river conservancy orders, press warrants, and local incidents in Guildhall, Westminster, and the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles” Saunders Koight
Bath
Count Guigne
Great George-street
Westminter
William Draper
Duchess of Gordon
Winn
New-York
London
Spain
William the Third
William Temple
Charles the Second
Great Britain
New York
Westminster
Saville-row
Westminster Hall
Great Seal
Treasury
Guildhall
Livery of London
The
Goldsmiths Company
William the
Gibralter
Istmus
France
Paris
Unclear maritime notice with scattered ship arrivals
Fragmented OCR lists numerous ships and routes from Falmouth to Jamaica and Europe, mentioning vessels such as Speedwell, Adventure, and Speedwell Eat, with dates like Oct 31 and Nov i. The text includes captains, ports, destinations, and cargo references in a garbled slate of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Gloucester
Pacqum Ham
Jeffrys
Nandy
Apts
Hornet
Gikaves
Southamptor
Aresampton
Valailes
Gu Jenn
Mary
Robson
Speediwell
Lowe
Lon
Guernsey
Neau
Jefsey
Cal
Nor Jefly
Floop Speedwell
D Man
Dunlop
Diana
White
Grenade
Andiaman
Molly
Maynard
Frou
Marylan Torday
Rowley
Hapan
St. K
Jane
Harvey
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Sand Mary
Abbemouth
Gravesend
Noviy
Keddy
Petersburgh
Willmas
Leneiband
Michael
Nelson
Norway
Fragmentary 18th Century Notices and Publications
A garbled 1770s publication fragment lists This Day items and titles from a London context. Mentions Discoveries of the South Seas, Society debates, Dr. Stewart’s air, and various works on agriculture navigation and history, with references to Newbery and churchyard locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iland
Isles
Manns
South Seas
London
Mira'ty
Stewart
D. Henry
Stidcby
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Atnum
M More
Wetherby
County of Corn
Exeter
Car ’S
Mary’ Colvill
John Lord Colvill
Colvill
Yeoman
Harbison
Ant Galway
Biloprtke
Ellen
Clark
Fwo Friends
Branchert
Amster Wakenhoufe
Waterford
Earl Tyr Fanny
Webber
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