Diplomatic Movements and Siege Reports Across Europe
Dispatches describe du Bourg and Count Tzrouez returning to The Hague with ministers of the States-General in conference. A letter from Baron van Fagel notes progress at Quénes, breaches widening and garrison pressure, while peace proposals circulate in Utrecht and Amsterdam. Royal letters from Kensington condemn public disclosure, and various naval moves, prizes, and appointments fill the ports.
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Hague
Duke of Ormonde
Garifon
Gariion
Count de Berlo
Quesnoy
Quefnes
Fuly
Baron van Fagel
Hedand
Westfriegland
Count de Zingendorf
Bristol
Holland
Dot
North Holand
Earl of Strafford
Maes
Great Britain
Effe
C. Kensington
Falmouth
Arriva
Expedition
Lisbon
St. George
Gibraltar
Bai Dary
Plimouth
Riedway
Seafords
Dover
Fune
Scotch Guards
Jobn Leake
Dea
Alf
Calais
James Abere
Hhutehall
William Windham
Batt
Ware
Dixie Windsor
Charles Eversfedd
Eig
Office of Ordnance
Simeon Steuart
Her Majesty
London
Dunkirk
Earl of Portland
Fick
Hale Guards
Richard Temple
Dragoons
Earl of Fixe
Kinsale
Fay
Mary of
Hydes
Burter
Dublin
Rotterdam
St. Sebastians
Wiliam Hutchinsons
Graves
Maffareen
Cavan
Antrim