Turbulent Diplomacy and Naval Funding in an Early Crisis
The report describes fragile negotiations between the King of Great Britain and the States General, with Prussia urged to provide security against force and a potential withdrawal of energy aid. It notes subscriptions raised in the Exchequer for naval armament, and reports on royal attendance, ship captures near Jamaica, and ongoing military maneuvers in Europe and the Caribbean. It mentions arrivals and movements in Bath and London, canal fortifications at Belgrade, and diplomatic exchanges with Vienna and Petersburgh. The piece also covers a muttered scandal at the Royal Exchange, baptisms in St Mary’s, and relief efforts for insolvent debtors amid a wider warfront backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Prasia
Toeday
Dever Tie
Jamaica
Elizabeth
John Fristram
Liverpool
Montengo Bay
London
Donta Maria Bay
Guarda Costa
Michael
Hispaniola
St. Christopher’s
Ordgg
Verocrotiac Ttland
Falmouth
Douglas
Jaemiica
St. Mary
Mington
Birch
George
Frederick
William
Frog-Jane
Bath
Abbey
Prince and Princess of Wales
Earl of Peterborough
Philadelphia
Joseph Grewden, Bart
Thae
Admiralty Board
Georgia
Marlvorough
Trarsilvania
Isa
Vienna
Darchels
Tuscany
Antonetta Marianaotepha
Peter
Peter Maradin
Belgrade
Niffz
Saave
Drina
Bofua
Earl of Crawford
North Britain
Warsaw
Barog de Stuffeln
Oczakow
Jert
Bialogorod
Republick of
Anthony Ulrich
Brunswick-Woltenbuttle
Konigsberg
Stockholm
Caffel
Sweden
Earl of Darnly
Dube
Eaton Stannard
Thomas Gonne
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Kilmainham
Dublin
Linnen-Weaver
Carrick
Shannon
Leitrim
Patrick Malick
Elphin
Roscommon
Perfor
Rosconmon
William Wilder
Gortagany
Caftterea
James Sherry
Newmarket
Marshalsea
Tholfek
Easthope Taaf
Elveteftreet
Mealman