Letter to the Author of the Daily Courant on Excises
JENGLISH defends his October letter, rebuts Galeth D Anvers, and argues for excise policy. He cites English parliamentary history, asserts long residence in England, and recalls craftsman debates, abuses by exciemen, standing armies, and royal authority while defending his own colonial-era stance and integrity.
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Galeth
England
Parsons
Sam
Britain
Caleb D’ Davers
Mr. D’dnvers
the Courant
Tpand
Craffman
Canada
Great Britain
Sur
Catalonia
Ander
Dunkirk
Jeffer
Englard
Sam Yoth
Jenglish
Mail Arrives from Holland and naval news from Iberia
Yesterday arrived mail from Holland reporting two Spanish privateers brought into the port an English ship with Moorish passengers aboard. Seville court informed, awaiting the King's orders on disposal. Letters from Cartagena note Maltese ships attacking Algerine squadron near Algiers, sinking two enemy vessels and taking numerous prisoners. Ceuta reports Moorish forces repairing siege lines after rains. Oran notes Ottoman allied forces near town, threatening renewed siege with Ottoman aid expected. Rome hints the Pope may appoint a private congregation of Cardinals and eminent divines.
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Seville
Madrid
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Cartagena
Pare
Algiers
Alicant
Actica
Ceuta
Oran
Rome
Fan
N-S
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