Foreign affairs and political edict from the Hague
Reports state that condemned followers of the ancient constitution were released with the arrival of Prussian forces in Dori and The Hague. An Edict from Schoonhaven Regency proclaims return to patriotic allegiance, reestablishing Prince of Orange prerogatives and urging public calm under Duke of Brunswick’s troop presence.
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Germany
Obdebeverland
Dori
Hague
Moitland
Holland
Schoonhaven
Prince of Orange
Duke of
Ambassadors Bring Ratification and Dutch Crisis News
London reports from the Gazette describe a French envoy delivering the ratification of a last peace treaty article to the secretary of state. Grenville returns from Versailles with a pacific French ultimatum, denying demands on Cherbourg or colonies. Amsterdam councils yield to Dutch court pressure, with magistrates ordered to accept terms to avert ruin, while Amsterdam pledges to maintain public peace and security.
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London
London Gazette
Whitehall
Offoberg
Wm. Eden
France
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Eden
Versailes
Lond
Gaz
W. Grenville
W. Grenville Arrived At His House At the Army Pay-Office
Paris
Pacific
Holland
Grenville
Versailles
Orange
Amsterdam
van Berkel
Amstterdam
Brunswick
Hague
Prussia
Ang Apps
States of
Messieurs
Hasselaer
Great Britain
Treasury
England
Jesty
St. James’s Chron
Westminster
Shakespeare Tavern
Fox
Humber
Cronstadt
Lar
Corps Diplomatique
America
Cherbourg
Dunkirk
Great-Britain
House of Bourbon
Duke of Portland
Havansah
Ireland
Fontenoy
East-Indies
Grenada
D'Estaing
Sagrxa
Leoni
Expsug
French court resolution ends Dutch tensions and seeks king of Prussia aid
A Paris letter reports the resolving of disputes between the Dutch province and the Stadtholder, proclaiming peace and restoration of dignity. It notes alienation of French intrigues, favorable view of Holland’s order, and hopes the French king will support this tranquillity. Also mentions naval instructions, court gossip, and various notices from Bath, Bristol, Frome, Swansea and other towns.
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Orange
Prussia
France
Paris
Holland
England
Kir. Grenville
Versailles
Hosilites
Mekis
Child
Hoare
Drummond
Croft
Hammersley
Mackworth
Castell
Lloyd
Berens
van Norton
Whey
Admiralty
Coveraine
Lieut
Jobson
46Th Regiment
Bandacers
Richard Ware
William Websber
Mergate
Kent
Draevitts
Chritetopher Punifon Winel
Chariate-freet
Bloombury-quzre
Thomas
Haberdaisers
Jotra Saunders
Bath
Taylor
Catris- Inn
van Barge
Barb
Thomas Skee
Leeds
Yorkshire
Wiliam Smith
Cawbridge
Cambridge Fire
Baker
Chapman
James Ruth
Cambridge
Cansridgeshire
Distur
Divineans
Eg I Fen
Geos Pedley
Sriftol
Brito
Henry Burden
Lechlade
Angel
Thomas Brown
Portimosch
Stratford St. Anthony
Salisbury
James Foster
Britford
Putney
Wilts
Ealing
Speed
Southampton
John Fountaine
Folkingham
Lincolnshire
Tidworth
Simon Paget
Stow
Glocethershire
Lyng
Somerset
Charles Heirn
Hunthaw
Devon
John Burgess Barflake
Seaton
Beer
Joseph Symonds
Dimock
Glocciterthive
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City of
Bristol
Court of Conference
Anthony Swymmer
Lacon Berry
Exchange Buildings
Brstol
Evans
Wootten
Denmark
Attin
Marseilles
Joan Garnett
College-street
P. George and Co. Lewin's- Mead
Glocester
Messrs. Winpey
Attorniss-at
Indwes
Cimerica
Tea de Vv H
Henry Moore
Matter
Walter Jacks
Elizabeth
Thomas Hawkes
Ark of Oz
Linth
Cord
Brisle
Taid Packet
James Hickson
A. Conyngham
John Second
Thomas Barry
Exchange Coffee-House
Gérober
TtTe Packet
Burihen
John Fargus
Wennetpay
Mr. Thompson
Lawford
Philip
Jacob
Sergman
Braderip
Str. Paul'’S Church
Str Paul
Wednnesday
N.B. Po
Four Brothers
Sam Marl Smith
Cyznac
Corn-street
William Tickell
Chymitt
H. Brown
Quay Street
Quay
St. Paul
Haberdalbery
Stoke’s Croft
John Stone
Rummer-Tavern
Prancis Wheeler
Quaintgoem
Joan Wresner
Ann Hanson
Angelina
Chippenham
N. B
Birmingham
Milford
Cuckhold
Cccxeora
Red Lion
Newport
Berkeley
Gheefershire
Joan Dela Field Phelps
St. Micnage’s Cross
Society of Saulwest-India Merchants
Bath-Tavern
Hherty
William Miles
Chatiman
Severn
Ald
Cirencester
Yewkesbury
John Webb
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Birmincham
Russia
Europe
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