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... oned tewns in Crimea Tartary, whi¢h ne. bad aoy foundation, and.muft appear hifihly Tideulows, 45 Gne of the articles molt infilted 0n by the Emprefs is, that the inhabitants. of Crimea fhall be totally independent both of the Mufcovites’ and Turks, and ...
... unday and_Monday's POST S. lOl!!‘GN AFFAIRS. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 7. Ccording to the laft accounis from Crimea, the contagion has broke out in the Ruflian army, as well a 5 in the Turkith fquadron. The inhabitants of that peninfula,where the trade daily ...
... THURSDAY's POS'T, Yeferday arrived a Mail from France and Flanders, Conflantinople (Tarky), Sept. 28, H.E lalt accounts from Crimea bring woud, T \hat there has. been o . very bloody @ion be~ tween the Ruffians‘and “the Tartars, who drove ot Saily ‘Goeray ...
... furrenders to them the reft of the Crimea, with all the places and fortrefles conquered by Ber troops without exception, upon coandition that no Turkifh garrifon fhall ever be placed in them for the future. Thus the affairs of Crimea are at Jength fettled ; and ...
... E_m'refs had not begun the war, fhe expeted to have the expences defrayed to which fhe had been put in cdrrying it on: and as the Crimea had occafioned frequent ruptures between the two powers, that the country fhould be declared frée and independent. To this ...
... o rences. One thing worth remark Is, that the Tartars of Crimea implore his Highnefs to free them from a foreign voke, while, at the fame time, the Ruffians reprefent them as on their knees begging to be umrcr the prote&ion of the Em;veg. 7R ...
... Vienna, Sept. 28, tters from Conftantino;le, dated the 3d inftant, advife, that Abafla acha, who commanded a bod of §OOO men in Crimea, had—been- bebfl“i--u—ul‘uhifond& by order of the Grand Signior, for {uffering that peninfula to fall into the hands of the ...
... lcira by the Jat «dvices from the congrefs st Buchareft,. thar the Tarks have atlalt confented to the indcpendence of the Crimea, and the frec navigation of the Rafians “in the Black Sea. : 3 g Aiflerdam, Jan 18. The arrangements made by the vencravle ...
... Silifiria, but that they were fo well received by the Rufiians, that hardly jooo.repaffed it. fain accounts, that the whole Crimea is now in the power of the Ruffians; and that they have already fent troops from thence, over the canal of C‘Qza to Afia, ...
... take him ~on board, and bring him vo this capial. Warjaw, July 24. They write from'the fecond army, that it hath entered the Crimea without any confiderable refitance ; and that five Hords of Tartars have already acknowledged the empire of her Ruflian Majefty ...
... nations an that neighbourhood have done the fame, and tha Gen. Prolurowfki, willing to put it out of the power of the Tartats of Crimea to attempt any thing aganlt Ruffia, had conftrained them ro lay down their arms; by which means that General had got arms ...