Military Impositions and Spanish War News
August letters report Peraeca surrendered to Muscovites while Swedish fleet of 36 ships with provisions heads to next month. Paris dispatches say Charles and generals reorganizing Aragon affairs, with frontiers garrisons, tax exemptions, and stores from Ceuta. Reports note Madrid exposure to royal advisers, Leridja and Tortosa expeditions, Miquelets in lines around those towns, and famine risk. Hamburg notes Sweden at Bender, Pergru surrender to Muscovites, and Danes planning troop ships to Pomerania. Vendome arrival uncertain. Various notices cover naval shipments, Dutch marriage pomp, and Franco-Spanish efforts. Descriptions of local notices include bets, plate races, and hunting packs in Antrim.
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Finland
Ceresferoon
Paris
Aladvid
Charie
Arragon
Czteloniz
Ereé&T
Saratofiz
Caire
Pears
Madrid
Alles
Gariion
Leridza
Tortosa
Riey
Charles
Lima
Buenos Aires
Spain
Hamburg
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Sweden
Bender
Rigi
Livoniz
Pergru
Stockholm
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Hagar
Holland
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Baron Rentzau
Denmark
Proffit
Coenhagen
Holvid
Pomerania
France
Anjou
Medina
Celi
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Rayenne
Kerwick
Languedoc
Rachel
St. Maloes
South Sea
Peru
Duke of Anjou
Duke of Vendome
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Bayonne
Bera
Alfies
Parcelonettz
Afzajam
Falmouth
Mercury
Lisbon
London
Earls of
Orlney
Stairs
Roffe
Richard Temple
Flanders
Duke of
Aryle
Great Britain
Tyrrel
William Watson
Penn Towers
Watson
Dawson’s-street
Essex-street
Dublin
Lady Rawdon
St. Andrew's Church
Capt. Dawson
Suffolk-Street
O&ober
English Fos To Run For Any of These Plates, 19 Be Run For On Dunegoar
Antrim
Bey
Darfy
Tucker
Melvil
Caldwell
D’efterr
Boulingé Green
Buthe
Custom-House
Walter-Mooley
Bridge
White-Hart
Essex
Tatler
Everal
John Lord Viscount Grandison
Waterford
Lyle