Turbulent Arrestes and Diplomatic Fences Across Europe
News notes a naval arrest scene with Capt Harris defying a magistrate, demands for paid satisfaction to the king’s ship, and feuding with Regency. It reports French commerce cuts with Germany and Genoa, Russian moves near Nieftat and Hangoe, Swedish patrols, and London notices of oaths, medal coins, and a new Irish earldom. It also mentions stock high prices, lottery progress, and a Barbadoes address to the king.
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Galliot
Harris
Fefferys
Norris
Jeffreys
Bern
France
Germany
Sardinia
Republick of
Genoa
Altena
Stockholn
Nieftat
Petersburg
Sweden
Hamburg
Stockholm
Hangoe
Brussels
Leathes
Lord Wallingford
Leaths
Marquis de Prie
Hague
Holand
West-Friezland
M. Heffecourt
Brafsels
West-India Company
Netherlands
Paris
Princes of the Blood
Notredem
M. de Pourdeval
Dubois
Madrid
Fontarabia
St. Sebastian
Ceuta
Cadiz
de la Vandorme
Girand
Whitehall
Hughd Lord Clinton
Devo
Exeter
Lord Carteret
John Lord Viscount Grandison
Earl
Ireland
Earl Grandison
London
St. James's
Eff-India Company
Walpole
Staphope
Canterbury
Moss
Ely
York Buildings
Treasury
Westmaster Abbey
Duke of Buckingham
Barbadoes
Msir Cha. Cox
Robert Carnagie
George Douglas
Duke of
S Royal Regiment
T of
James O Hara
Robert Cunningham
William Wilkinson
Bors
Glennavey
Antrim
James Pathley
Meltby
Yorkshire
Cork
Edward Ford
Stafford-Street
Dublin
Maurice Eustace
Exchequer Chamber
Kilmathoge
Feituate
Stephen’s Town
Old Town
Myler’s Town
Kildare
Ballynure
Colerane
Colenohonely
Cituate
Eustace
Jervis Street