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Bourgogne to Austria Maintains Free States Claim
Paris September 6 The King’s declaration against Protestants is enforced with severity. A pewster, journeyman, and a scrivener are seized for embracing no Protestant faith and imprisoned. Intendant warns owners and bearers of Protestants interred in gardens to desist on pain of gallies. A Protestant dealer and the notary are under risk as public fears loom. The king’s stay at Windsor remains long, with royal diversions. An execution sentence is prepared for several convicts at Newgate, while an escape from the condemned holds amazes onlookers. The Charlotte Yacht passes orders to transport the Morocco ambassador via Tetuan to Guinea and Antegoa. Dublin ports report arrivals of multiple ships from Bristol and London, with a note on a ready British pocket exchange to London. A notice advertises land for lease in Wicklow near Arklow, with detailed estate features and terms of up to 21 years. A reward is offered for recovering stray animals and missing property. This paper prints twice weekly and offers ads at reasonable rates.