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Foreign News January 22, 1773

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

From Constantinople, Sept. 3: A large Russian fleet sighted in the Black Sea off Trebizond, with troops landing between there and Amasia, sparking alarm over a possible attack on the capital. Ottomans mobilize 20,000 Janissaries, 8,000 Spahis to Natolia, reinforce fleet, and order Pasha of Caria to field troops.

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Constantinople, Sept. 3. Advice has been just received here, that a large fleet of Russians, some of the ships apparently of very great force, has been seen in the Black Sea, off Trebizond; likewise that they had landed a great number of men between the above place and Amasia.

This news has occasioned much consternation, and as every person conjectures that it is designed against the capital; therefore every necessary preparation is making to oppose their design.

A body of 20,000 Janissaries and 8,000 Spahis are ordered to march immediately into Natolia, to stop the march of the Russians before they reach Angora; orders also given to reinforce the fleet, which is to proceed up the Black Sea, with the utmost dispatch, and an express is sent to the Pasha of Caria, commanding him to take the field with all the troops under their direction.

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs Military Campaign War Report

What keywords are associated?

Russian Fleet Black Sea Trebizond Russian Landing Amasia Ottoman Consternation Janissaries Spahis Natolia Angora

What entities or persons were involved?

Pasha Of Caria

Where did it happen?

Trebizond

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Trebizond

Event Date

Sept. 3

Key Persons

Pasha Of Caria

Outcome

ottoman preparations include marching 20,000 janissaries and 8,000 spahis to natolia to stop russians before angora, reinforcing the fleet to proceed up the black sea, and ordering the pasha of caria to take the field with all troops.

Event Details

A large fleet of Russians, some ships of very great force, seen in the Black Sea off Trebizond; they landed a great number of men between Trebizond and Amasia. This caused much consternation in Constantinople, conjectured as designed against the capital; every necessary preparation is making to oppose their design.

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