Tangiers Foreign Affairs and Moorish Court Reconciliation
From Tangier July 8 reports the English Consul General returns within eight days and agrees with Moorish Majesty to forget past issues. Duties on horned cattle to Gibraltar reduced to former treaty levels. Consul seeks permission to build a house but fails to establish factories at Larache Manin or Tetuan. Presents to the Moroccan Emperor include watches cloth cambric liqueurs tea sugar. A doubtful lasting reconciliation between London and Rabat is noted. Capiz Spain July 29 Mexico City destroyed by earthquake and water scarcity follows. Hacue Holland August 15 memorandum outlines possible mediation points with Versailles. August 16 a conference at Nimmegen among Orange, Brunswick and Grenville.
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Appointment of Eden as Ambassador to Spain
London Gazzette notes King appoints Right Hon. William Eden as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the King of Spain. Reports from The Hague and Cork discuss attempts to calm internal Dutch disputes and warnings of French war preparations, with emphasis on Brest and Irish provisioning. Parliament values and debts of the Prince of Wales. treaty obligations between France and the States General. British envoy urges Dutch caution in alliances.
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Intrigues in Europe and Ne mock up in the Atlantic
The dispatches discuss Dutch politics and a purported Franco Dutch agreement, with Holland resisting the States General, Prussia seeking the Stadtholder’s restoration, and possible French aid. It also reports on naval news from Halifax, including Sir John Barclay, Lord Dorchester, and trade and colonial notes alongside a curious tale of a monkey aboard the Pitt East Indiaman.
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Freehold Estate near Pensford Somerset to be sold
Private contract sale of a Freehold estate near Pensford in Somerset. Six miles from Bristol Bath and Wells, including a farm house, outbuildings, garden, orchards, meadow and 60 acres arable land. Taxed lightly and left to Mr. Edwards of Copper Mills at 631 per annum. Viewings and terms via Osborne and Seacer Bristol Mr. Lawrence Bath and surveyor C Brazzey London.
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