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News from The Dublin Gazette 1737 Trade Dispatches and War Rumors
Saturday to Tuesday 4th to 7th 1737 reports Maltese and Dutch mail flow and swollen Rhine flooding towns near the author’s city. Petersburg notes Don Cossack raids near Prekop, Turkish defenses rebuilt at Precop, and 5000 troops in Asia with expected reinforcements. Temarow expedition fleet prepared and Gallies to be armed. Copenhagen and Archangel health measures, disease fears, and Danish concern. London St James cabinet yields instructions to Spain over captured ships, upcoming Insolvent Debtors and several public bills, customs revenue, Navy examinations, andMediterranean and West Indies patrols. Paris reports massive Dutch deployment to Flanders. Spanish armaments continue. Turkish hostility alleged with Magazines burned in Wallachia. South Carolina tranquility noted. Georgia quiet with no Yemeni designs.