London Dublin Gazette Summary of European Peace Talks
The Dublin Gazette reports a flurry of foreign affairs from Naples to Madrid and Paris. It notes the King’s marriage fixed but unnamed, a completed accommodation with the Emperor, troop movements and evacuations across Philipsburg Kehl and Triers, and a Spanish-Portuguese West Indies pause. It mentions Montemar’s missions, German and Sardinian diplomatic moves, and impending peace prospects with Te Deum expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de St. Estevan
Madrid
Leghorn
Duke de Montemar
Constantinople
Persia
Thomas Kouli Kan
Kouli Kan
Ispahan
Turku
Cashin
Russia
Paris
West-Indies
Portugal
Vienna
Theresa
Lor
Italy
France
Spain
Theodore
Bamburzh
Saxony
Bergues and
Juliers
Pisa
Porto Ferraio
Pifaot
Pontremole
Naples
Paria
Tuscany
Barcelona
Sardinia
Lorrain
Versailes
Lorain
Sax-Mundham
Fan
Leottaff
Delewar
Lord Mayor Receives Prince's Gift For Prisoner Aid
London reports reveal on Tuesday last the Lord Mayor received from the Prince of Wales a Bank Note of five hundred pounds to aid the poor Freemen in release from prison. Also noted is the death at Chelsea College of Thomas Abbey aged 112 after a life in wars under Charles I William and Anne. Inward cargo from Dublin arrived showing export of four hundred seventy ore thousand three hundred six yards of irith linren and five hundred quarters of wheat shipped to Purttgti.
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Prince of Wales
Chelsea College
Thomas Abbey
Charles
William
Anne
Dublin
Purttgti
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