Chronicle notes European power shifts and trade moves
Reports from Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, and London describe political realignments as the Elector of Cologne seeks Dutch support, Danish winter campaigning looms, Prussian and Bavarian troops adjust garrisons, and Barcelona resumes trade with 60 ships in port. London inserts clerical appointments, peerages, and shipping movements across Cork, Kinsale, Waterford, and Drogheda, with new privy council and local officials named.
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Count de W’els
Elector of
Cologn
Paris
Cittadel
Auy
Jeave
Prince of
Bevariz
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Hanover
Berlin
Prusian
Pomerania
Wusterhausen
Sweden
Stralsund
Ducker
Cronstedt
Brussels
Coningfeck
Cadogan
Amtwerp
Great Britain
Spain
Toulouse
Auch
Tarbes
St. John Pied de Port
Pampelona
Vince
Brie
Barcelone
Junto
Barcelona
Indies
London
Duke of Kent
Lord Coningsby
Hereford
Melinish
Rednor
Earl of Oxford
Windsor
Duke of Bolton
Duke of Rutland
Earl of
Henry Berkley
Lord Dunbar
Baron Smith
Exchequer
Stotland
Lord Afton
Stanton
Hertford
Primrick
St. Francis of and
Roan
Union
St. Lubin
Honfleur
Bruges
Anne and Mary
Amsterdam
Anne
Dublin
Cork
Don Carlos
Bristol
Bonadventure
Mary and
Elizabeth
Leverpool
A Magdalene de St
Barbadoes
Bayonne
Bourdeaux
Jamaica
Dipe
Lisbon
St. Maloes
Kinsale
Oporto
Waterford
Biddeford
Swanzey
Droghede
Hydes
Lord Santry
Ralph Gore
Edward Crafton
Robert Miller
Galmay