Peace conferences at Fockzani amid Ottoman Russian talks
A long dispatch from Leghorn reports on the Fockzani peace conferences between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. Count Orlow and Osman Effendi led plenipotentiaries, with ample pageantry. negotiations touched independence of Crimea and war expences, but no accord was reached. Poland and Austria notes follow with troop movements and potential renewed talks. An 18 day voyage brings the Maria to Leghorn with captured Turkish goods to be sold. Admiral Spiritow’s squadron pursues further port arrivals.
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Woolwich
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Norwich
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Manchester
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Prussia moves into Holstein amid Baltic balance of power
Extracts from Sept letters reveal Prussia's troop advance into Holstein and fears of Danish, Russian, and Polish feuds expanding. Reports conflict with Parisian and Petersburgh dispatches about revolutions, royal schemes, and cabinet intrigues. Observations note Danish queen, Prussian Cracow, and Lisbon and Estremadura disturbances, alongside naval and scientific advances and local civic notices.
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