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Proclamation Against Intercepting Queen Mails 1709
A proclamation from Dublin warns all subjects not to open or tamper with the Queen's mails or post-bags under penalty of law. It notes a request to stop such acts as abuse endangers royal service. The message cites August 30, 1709, and is issued by J Addison by royal command. News items from Milan and Venice describe military movements in Catalonia, Italy, and the broader European theater with reports of Armies on campaign and sieges.
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