Enquiry into France War Plans and Hungary Aid
A letter argues over France's finances and strength, warns against fruitless continental war, and considers aiding Hungary with funds. It raises five questions about annual money needs, sea war, remittances, and army usage, while noting recent deaths, imports and exports, and financial market quotes from London.
Enquirer Faulted Over Enquiry Mistake in Lorrain Revenue
Remarks on the Enquiry condemn an error of eight and a half million Livres in Lorrain revenue. The Remarker notes France now rivals Britain with forty ships of war as Louis XIV did with two hundred. Indirect hints suggest the writer earned censure at Chelsea and that the patron fears troop movements to Flanders may spoil the game with his old crony the Cardinal.
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France
Hungary
Enquirer
England
Holland
Paris
Europe
the Enquirer
Great Britain
Britain
Ostend
Meir
Coultler
Wal
House of Austria
Vienna
C.D
Lorrain
Louis the Fourteenth
Chelsea
Flanders
Port News: Down to Portsmouth and Jamaica Routes
Port News notes the Navy Transport White remaining in the Downs for Portsmouth, Scipio arriving from Portsmouth with wind NE to Dover, Fisher Brooks sailing to Stockholm, St Dominico Richards bound for Bayonne and Gravesend, Bristol from Jamaica and Middleborough Packet Moody, Stubington Mauger from London for Jamaica passing Montferrat April 9.
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Port News
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Navy
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Arriv
Dover
Fisher
Brooks
Stockholm
St. Dominico
Richards
Bayonne
Gravesend
Bristol
Jamaica
Middleborough
Moody
Stubington
Mauger
London
Montferrat
Royal reviews and regiments march to embarkation
London reports a royal review of regiments from Ireland and Scotland with troops moving to embarkation. Dragoons from Southwark proceed to Dover after cloak issue. Scots Grays march into town as baggage arrives. Treasury names Richard Brodrich as Receiver-General of the Land-Tax for Worcester. A Newcastle iron founder, Mr Stent, marries Mrs Hall of Manchester wealth. In Denbighshire, James Pigot weds Miss Bennet, daughter and heiress of a Cheshire clothier.
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Ken Green
Ponsonby
Bligh
Ireland
Honeywood
Southwark
Dover
Scots Grays
Scotland
Treasury
Richard Brodrich
City of
Worcester
Edward Lowbridge
Deceas
Stent
Newcastle
Hall
Manchester
James Pigot
Langwarthen
Denbighshire
Miss Bennet
Mr. Bennet
Frodsham
Chethire
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