British Pacquets Bring News of Delicate Treaties and Port Moves
The Dublin Gazette reports from Dec 25 to 28 1739 on British, French, and Dutch mail arrivals, the Grand Signior's reception, and renewed negotiations between the Emperor and France. It notes Bathaw's fleet retreat in the Black Sea, potential Ottoman audience requests, Spanish coastal fortifications, and Admiral Haddock’s measures for Mediterranean navigation. Reports also cover Belgrade, Temeswar, and Temesvar movements, plus the German-Scandinavian diplomatic shifts and detachment actions across Europe. The piece mentions Levies in Alsace and ongoing strains between France and the Dutch Republic as tensions rise ahead of further peace or war actions.
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