Treaty of Accession to the Vienna Peace Amid Royal Parties
A fragment from a Dutch Gazette summarises the King of Spain joining the Vienna peace accord. The instrument of accession, signed at Versailles on 21 April 1739, names James Michael de Guzman Spinola and other envoys, outlines mutual obligations, ratification within six weeks, and the transfer of seals. Port and shipping news follow, noting arrivals and outbound vessels at Deal and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
A&t
Vienna
Amsterdam
James Michael ‘de Guzman Spinola
Masquess de la Mina
Count de Pezuela
de Las Torres
Santaren
Order of the Golden Fleece
Mjesty
Joseph Wenceslas
Lichtrenstein
Nicolsbourg
Oppari
Carnovia
Silesia
Rivverberp
Mott
John James
Amelot
France
Plenipotentiary
Ins Catholick
Versailles
Joseph, Prince of Lichtenstein
de la Mina
Mutineers in Bastia Province Attack Posts Near Biguglia
From Bastia reports on June 17 state Marquess de Maillebois travels inland to San Pellegrino with little resistance as rebels reportedly threaten Balagna. Hyacinth Paulivis arrives with 509 men to intimidate inhabitants while a local assembly appeals to M. de Villethur for amnesty. Overnight clashes erupt at Biguglia ports and St Anthony hermitage. a Hussars post near Nebbie is defended, casualties mount on both sides. Royal orders push for guards in Hyde Park and appoint Marlborough as Kingston governor. Local society notes, church appointments, and a smoke-filled Chronicle of London include presages for a state of unrest and pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris A-la- Main
Bastia
de Maillebois
San Pellegrino
Balagna
Hyacinth Paulivis
Recoller
M. de Villethur
Biguglia
St. Anthony
Nebbie
Hussars
Regiment of
Bearn
Charles Wiles
Earl of
Scarborough
Earl of Dunmore
Hyde Park
Duke of Marlborough
Kingston Upon Hull
Montague
Deceas
Grosvenor Square
Hunt
Mr.Hunt
Charles Bodens
St. Peter’s
Westminster
Henwood
City of Westminster
John the Evangelist
Frederick Vincent
Daniel
Chelsea College
This Day is public Adorn'd with a Frontispiece
Detailing an edition of A Dissertation upon Parties in letters to Caleb D'Anvers dedicated to Sir Robert Walpole. Price bound, printed for R. Franklyn in Covent Garden. Frontispiece available separately for sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Caleb D’anvers
Robert Walpole
R. Franklyn
Covent-Girden
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