Mail from Holland reports payments and fleet movements
Madrid March 31 news says the English South Sea Company refuses to pay 68,000 pounds owed to the Crown, while Admiral Haddock’s squadron is ordered to stay in the Mediterranean. Parliament debates funding cuts, new duties, and ongoing conferences with Britain. Reports from Genoa Warsaw and Calvi note eight ships steering toward Gibraltar and Turkish diplomacy over Tartars. Royal pageantry and city notices include Maundy Thursday alms, a congratulatory address, and civic actions plus local obituaries and market details.
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Port News Deal April 16 17th Century Fleet Losses
The Gazette lists ships under his majesty including Newcastle Pembroke Kennington Tartar Deal Castle Fly Otter and Trial. The Queen of Portugal and other named vessels such as the Robert and Mary the Fanny Higgonfon the Draper Hamilton and the Dike of Lorraine are noted as failed or diverted to Lisbon Jamaica Genoa Oporto with captains Clark Philips Braditian.
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Genoa
Judith
Braditian
Oporto
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Peace Terms Between Turks and Persians Formed
From Constantinople dated Feb 16 the Porte rejects Koulihan's propositions and seeks three conditions to settle lasting peace with Persia. 1. Regulate Persian caravan duties in Turkish domains. 2. Take measures to end religious differences between the powers. 3. Return Persian families captured by Turks or compensate with money. Kouli Khan is pliant to avoid renewed war, amid other intrigues.
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Asaph
Constantinople
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Porte
Thomas Koulihan
Persia
Kouli Kan
For Sale Two Apartments and Distilling Equipment in London
The notice offers two apartments adjoining in Denham Building with ground floor rooms and garrets, to be let together or separately, overlooking Scotland Yard. Also listed is a complete copper distilling setup with coppers and tubs for sale, located at Mr Barrett or Mr William Stanlake, to be viewed at Bell’s Grand Sale Warehouse Cheapside before sale at the Marine Coffee-House Birchin Lane.
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