Conclusion of the General Dyet of Poland continues unsettled debates
The marshall urged reviving public spirit as the six weeks Dyet closed without agreement. Debates grew heated, hopes faded, and the assembly adjourned with the king’s agents pressing for a renewal of talks. A Senatus Consilium is to meet, while efforts to fund a larger crown army face stubborn divisions.
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Senate
Livonia
Podolia
Potock
Poland
Dyer
Sezatus Consilium
Dyets
PORT NEWS AT DEAL REPORTS SHIPS SAFE IN NORTH SEA TRADE
Deal news dated December 1 reports HMS Chester and other outward-bound ships remaining in the Downs. The Carter Maldon bound for Virginia and the Thomas and William Hunt for Exeter had sailed. The Terrible Bomb arrived from Portsmouth. A man of war sighted but unnamed. Wind southwesterly, strong all night, no damage reported.
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John Wace
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Downs
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Carter
Maldon
Virginia
Thomas
William
Hunt
Exon
Arriv
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Henry the Fourth
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