Paris News and European Negotiations Debated at Court
The report from Seville notes Bonnieres will not be dispatched to Paris until the French Ambassador receives Spain's response to letters of May 21. British ministers press Cardinal de Fleury on peacemaking prospects, urging vigor and a Spain settlement before any accommodation. Reports from Cologne Hanover and Deal detail neutrality talks, fleet movements, and arrivals from Virginia Lisbon Nevis and Jamaica as weather shifts.
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Mail from France reports royal voyage and Paris news
From Paris June 22 letters from Seville dated the 3d say the King Queen and royal family embarked on Gallies to Port St. Mary and on the 2d of this month continued their voyage in health on the River Quadali. Metz notes the new Half Moon with 00 acres of land and a hospital to be built. Alfatia reports a woman disguising as a man practiced medicine with success before being found out. The Monuments of the French Monarchy volume one is in circulation, to form five folio volumes by Father Bernard de Montfaucon, who presented the first volume to the King last week.
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Lectures At Lincoln's Inn Fields On Reading History
A late 18th century notice describes an academical lecture tonight at seven at Lincoln's Inn Fields on reading writing and judging the history of England. It lists speakers and topics from EwaGuamn to the Reformation and the Stuarts, with references to libraries, sources, and an extended survey.
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