Infatuation of the People Sparks Peaceful Recovery
The text portrays a political upset where factional infatuation led to public agitation, followed by a decisive petition from druggists that restored order. It quotes D Anvers praising the faction’s restraint and anticipates future stabilization as city leaders and merchants align with the government. Timeline references include April 23 in Brussels and Hague briefs, with social updates on royal visits and stock market notices.
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Addnessy
D’anvers
Cour de France Courier Passes Through to The Hague
Thursday a Courier from the Court of France delivered letters to the French Minister in residence and proceeded toward The Hague. The Archduchess Governess visited Laken for Mary’s devotions, then met the Cardinal Archbishop of Malines. The Serene Highness attended Minkas Church for the Francis de Paul festival. Mr. Daniel, Secretary of Great Britain, proceeds to London. Plague, April 21. The Holland and West Friesland States summon a meeting for the 7th instant. General de Brefs, Saxony envoy, conference with Regency Lords. M. van Hoey, Dutchess of Norfolk’s brother’s ally, secured leave for a tour hither.
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