Continuation of Remarks on the Treaty of Seville Debate
The piece discusses whether ImperialTroops' entry precedes Infante Don Carlos per a Commissarial Decree and critiques the Treaty of London versus Vienna and Baden, noting positions of the Emperor, the Electoral College, and Allied anger. It reports court and military movements in Dantzick, mentions a Saxony alliance, Mantua feudal issues, and notes Polish Protestant deputies and Primate talks. It closes with civic notices from The Hague and Dutch garrisons and European naval movements.
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Don Carlos
Spain
Vienna
Seville
London
Baden
Mantua
Koningselt
France
Spires
Wirtemberg
Cardinal de Fleury
Soisfons
Italy
Coure
Duchy of
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Dantzick
N. S
Ferdinand of
Coursland
Saxony
Weiffenfels
Poland
Dresden
N.S
Orzelska
Duke of
Count de Hoym
Graffen
Zallichow
Thither
Hague
Gecommitteerde Raden
South Holland
Adrian Joseph van Bockholt
Regiment of Dragoons
de Spaan
Philip-Carel Beck van Mulhuyzen
Hermanus Everdingen van der Nieupoort
Maurice
Count of
Nassau la Lecy
Philippus Beekman
Caspar van Wintsheim
Jean Adel
de Bearn du Seau
David de Belloir
Charles Egon de Lange de Beauvefer
Gerrit Lakeman
Col. Dibbert
Jacob Drabbe
Col. de la Gadelliere
Jacob Baker
Johannes Jod
de Jacobi
Col. Meuser
Hendrik Vander Graef
Justus van Brandwyk
Joost-Mauritz van Leithe
Prince of Hesse
Caffel
Dragoons
William Gun
Scots
Cuninghame
Sylvester Lamy
Constantine de Caron
Arnoldus Dé Laer
Falmouth
Philadelphia
Cox
Hanover Packer
Osborn
Lisbon
Neptune
Don
Coxon
Leghorn
Cowes
Embleton
Payn
Carolina
Ann
Stone
Chefer