Treaty of Seville 1729 Affirms Allied Engagements and Trade Rights
The Seville accord settles mutual undertakings between Britain France and the Empire, renewing to the Republick full satisfaction on abolishing Ostend trade with the Indies and on East Brisland affairs. It authorizes 4000 foot and 1000 horse aid, commits to redress grievances, names commissions, and sets ratification in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Indies
East Brifeland
Europe
Spain
Seville
W. Stanhope
B. Keene
Brancas
Mary
de la Pe F
W. Meer
Rome
N. S
Signor
Bichi
Patribus
Portugal
Vienna
Italy
Goido Staremberg
Althan
Wan Brand
Sickingen
Welfeg
Harrach
Grenadier
Young Daun
Cuirasfiers
Straffa
Frederick Wirtenberg
Hamton
John Palfi
Prince Emanuel
Prince Eugene
Philippi
Waterborn
Old Steremberg
Litchenstein
Allfe