Plague gate siege and European war notices
A lettered summary describes a woman blocked at a town gate for plague risk, an imperial effort to conclude a Danish mission, and dispatches about the King of Poland, Danish regiments, and Baltic trade. Reports from Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, and Paris cover shortages, military conscription, fortifications, and naval preparations. Portsmouth and London note prizes, tax acts, and ambassador audiences.
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Danizin
Danzick
Poland
Sweden
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Norway
Denmark
Berlin
Arnheim
Frentzlau
Livoniz
Gellizein
Janus
Brusels
Paris
Marthal Vawban
Thither
Flanders
Duntirt
France
Arras
Valenciennes
Barcelona
Stockholm
Charles
Hungary
Eri
Portmouth
Spithead
Plymouth
Newfoundland
Fobn Fennings
Cornwall
Colchester
Pembroke
Superbe
Swalloy
Speedwell
Westminster
Lords
House of Commons
London
Don Ventura Zary
Morocco
Clement Cotterell
Lord Dartmouth
Loratio Walpole
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Great Britain
Lucker
Melvil
Caldwell
D'Efterr
Buthe
Custom- Ful
Dublin
Gale
Walter-Mooley
White-Flatt
Essex- Bridge
Tatler
Temple-bar
Lon- Con