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Court Speaks on Insuse and Demands from Spain in 18th Century Policy
The article records discussions between the Dutch States General and Spanish concerns over a supposed insult to a Spanish ship near Santo Domingo. It notes governors in American colonies reporting efforts to avoid offending Spanish ships, and mentions Britain’s potential support via a British minister in Madrid. It also covers courtly gossip, royal movements, executions, and various appointments and incidents in London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
St. Domingo
Marquis de St. Guiles
Spain
Monft
van der Meer
Great Britain
Madrid
M. Vander Meer
Keene
Duke
Amelia
Caroline
Kensington
Richmond Park
Robert Walpole
Battersea
John Watson
Guards
Potterso
Hay
Whitehall
Baron Waffanier
Pall Mall
Chevalier de Offeric
Sardinia
Albemac Street
Sardinis
Viscount Towrend
Aix-la-Chspeile
Naples
Cambridge
Henry Bromiey
Knights of the Shire
Hitevest
Robert Lant
Putney
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Capt
Davis
New England
Daniel Abbot
Rhode Island
George Hazard
Eiq
Commissioners of Excise
Robert Matthews
Eig
Samuel Snelling
Thomas Mitchell
Holles St. John
St. James’s Place
Hollings
Bath
Edmund Bacon
Gallingham
Bart
Thetford
Norfolk
Susan
Isaac Rebow
Colchester
Essex
Berlin
Wasterhausen
Manhenow