English Treaty Neutrality and Dutch Aid in Holland War News
Reports from Europe detail King’s ministers affirming strict neutrality in Austrian and Bavarian affairs while Count Seckendorff visits. Holland resolves to offer 20,000 Dutch troops to Hungary and keep another force ready for defense, with costs to be estimated and prepared by the States General. London dispatches note Admiralty orders for ships and artillery, plus troop supplies and guard preparations.
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Port News Update From Deal Harbor February Observations
Deal February 13 reports the Cleve Rice arriving from Falmouth. The Stafford Baker bound for East India is put back and remains in the Downs with the Princess Royal and Dreadnought. Men of War and several outward-bound ships ride a west-southwest wind.
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