Grand Signior Leads Field in Magnificent Eastern Camp
Foreign intelligence reports in Constantinople of the Sultan’s personal command as his armies advance. The imperial camp features massive tents, silver furniture, gold crescents, and palked women encampments. Proclamations promise spoils for loyal troops, while Rus sian rivals may profit more from riches than Turks by conquest. News from Rome Rochelle Calais and Portsmouth follow with naval, political, and social updates.
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Europe
Solyman the Magnificent
Hotice
Rome
Holy See
Empire
Mok
Dear Son
Rochelle
Dantzick
Calais
France
Graveline
Royal’ Regiment
Horse Guards
Duke of Cumberland
Scotland
John Roy Stewart
Lords of the Admiralty
Duke of Northumberland
William
Mary
Dickson
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
America
Tam
Portsmouth
Charles Knowles
Czarina
Sir Charles
Rufsian
Plymouth
Newfoundland
Hunter
Mercury
Rainbow and allied ships sail from Port of London
Port of London entries on April 22 23 list Rainbow Hound Speedwell and Duchess of Manchester with War and Lisbon bound outward. Against wind WSW and WW, several vessels from Maryland New York Stettin Amsterdam Helvoetfluys Ostend and Leghorn appear among inbound and outbound craft including Sallys Buchanan Friends Goodwill and Prince of Orange.
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Deal
Wind
Duchess
Manchester
Casey
William
Jefferys
Dublin
Holybeach
Todd
S.W
His
Rainbow
Hound
Speedwell
Cafey
Lisbon
Klaas
Rotterdam
John
Lydia
Mimpress
Prince of
The Gentleman's Magazine Advertises Plates and Contents
An 18th century notice touts copper plates for a London magazine edition. It describes six plates including plague depictions and harvest scenes, mentions humorous pieces and dramatic dialogs, and lists contents such as a narrative of plagues, life harvest descriptions, and various essays. It notes publishers in London and sales details for J Cooke Head and other booksellers.
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London
James J
George Ife
Charles
Emily
Baskfar
Cosiliken
England
Londons
J. Cooke Head
New Carri
Fragmentary item on Malignant Fey of Climates and remedy
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to malignant Fey of Climates, the Sign, remedy, and possible note about its virtue, with garbled surrounding wording and incomplete phrases. No clear event, names, dates, or places can be determined from the readable fragments.
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George
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Newgate
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Newgate-market
Holborn -Bridge
James. Bennet
Thebarton
Suffolk
Charles’ Nelson Cole
Inner ‘Temple
Abdy
Ant. Abdy
Albys
Essex
Alhallows
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Will. Pinchback
Broad Street
Phillips
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Rutherford
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Quin
Goodwin
Boston
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Millick
Sherry
Nero
Barland
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Saint Satin
Tittem
Nile
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