away all manner of ships that are bound hither to this City.
This may be a cause; that the forces appointed for Dalmatia
art to be put upon an other design. The Turks sent more
forces to the Foot Mauraple. They raise 3 other Forts about
Culaff, and about the Sea Calami. The Grecians in all the
Islands of the A chipligo shake off the Turkish yoak.
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