Dutch-Brunswick advance routs Dutch towns as Utrecht falls
From the London Gazette Sept 18 reports Hacue, Holland. The Profan army under the Duke of Brunswick crosses the river at Nimeguen and moves in three columns. The Rhinegrave of Salm retreats toward Amsterdam after destroying powder and flares. Prince of Orange’s troops enter Utrecht Montfort and the Vaart with little resistance as several South Holland towns surrender without bloodshed. Holland calls for arming the free corps and restores Stadtholdership to the Duke of Brunswick, inviting the Orange to return. Proclamations offer seamen bounties and recall foreign service, with other notices on gold weight thresholds.
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Holland and French Aid Talks Amid Dutch Shifts
In hastily reported dispatches from September, M Caillard warns that if Prussian forces keep pressing Holland, France will aid the Allies. Holland and West Friesland move their assemblies to Amsterdam as garrisons depart the Hague. A Velch Marshal is named. Plague in Africa wanes. from January to August 1704 deaths reached 20,048 with breakdowns by faith.
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Britain Presses War Warning Over Holland Crisis
London reports Britain must support the Stadtholder against his enemies, with France urged to withdraw aid to Holland. The Prince of Orange is restored, Amsterdam resists, and among warlike talk, ships press for impressing men as tensions rise. Bets on England France war by Oct 7 and a cargo of China news fills the page.
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New Plan for Packet Boats Cuts Costs and Crew
Letter from Rotterdam notes a drastic shift in Holland with Patriots fading and Orange forces gaining ground. Utrecht, Gor cum, Dordig, and Rotterdam surrender or align with the Orange party as leaders flee. At Old Bailey Peters seeks execution over transportation. Hull gaol break attempts fail. laborers in Oakley Green quarrel fatally. Rev. Palmer robbed by a singing highwayman who takes gold and watches but returns a guinea for charges.
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Herring Fleet Arrives at Yarmouth in Bright Parade
Dutch fishing ships arrived at Yarmouth on Saturday and will stay through the gift infant ceremony. The crew wear orange cockades and W P letters on hats to honor their Prince, creating a striking scene for the many visitors this year. Reavine reports a Wiltshire cottage fire killed Nathan Martin and Stephen Wilmott, who perished securing belongings as the roof collapsed. Wilmott died Thursday after enduring severe burns and leaving a bereaved family.
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Bankruptcy meeting for Haac Alman in Bristol
The Commissioners named in a Commission of Bankruptcy announce a meeting for Haac Alman a Bristol silversmith dealer and chapman to examine the estate and effects. On September 29 at eleven in the forenoon at Francis Wheeler’s house the Vintner also known as the Rummer Tavern All Saints Lane creditors who have not proved their debts must do so or lose the benefit of the dividend.
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