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CJ-NH.770.026
7 Sep 1770:21 (151)
[News via London, July 3.] Extract of a letter from Ancona,
June 29. "The day before yesterday letters arrived from the
Morea of good authority, mentioning, that the 30th ult.
Prince Orlow had dispatched 2000 regular troops and 16000
mainotes from Navarino to Corinth, to keep their post there,
in order to prevent the Turks entering the Morea. . . [5
more lines] the Turks had 8000 men killed, and 1600 taken
prisoners, and lost 24 colours, one officers staff, 20
kettle drums, 5 pieces of cannon, and a great deal of
baggage and provision. . .
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