Global dispatches note European power shifts and naval actions
The period’s letters report Admiral Norrie’s fleet in the Sound with twenty one warships and fifty merchantmen, Danish and Swedish naval movements, and a Pope backed force ready to oppose Turks. Copenhagen hosts a Protestant bishop’s visit amid court tensions, while Malta and Paris recount feasts, executions, and parliamentary debates. Edinburgh cites libel cases among church ministers and escapes from Stirling Castle as forces march north.
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London
Constantinople
Marquis de Prie
Netherlands
Chevalier de S George
Holy See
Elsinore
Nori
England
Eickkeren
Copcanagen
Ornaburg
Kuldal
Copenhagen
Jagersburg
Jobe
Nevis
Sound
Taft Sea
Schanen
Geat Dugeme
Yatterday
Sir John Noris Mide Grat Reivings
Brs
Bampurgh
Norway
Vffel
Gab
Frederickstadt
H. Attion Hs
Paris
Court of Justice
Earl of Stairs
Chappel
Hamburg
Hanover
Greer
Britain
Jon
Pirmon
Czst
Copenhagh
Malta
Tre Roe
Igtur
George
France
Chamber of Justice
de Sentanc
Sieur Paparel
Duke de Noailles
Council O Finances
Avignon
Marseilles
Toulon
Cnat
Edinburgh
Charles II
K. George
Walkinshaw
Barrowfield
Whale Evate
Glasgow
Dumblain
Stirling
Grant
Inverness
Fotheringham of Powrie
Elder
Wincon
Lardon
Jace
Tine
Hals
Henry Houpsten
Joan Eyles
Bate
Richard Stel
Keginard Grantham
Arthur Ingram
Giorge Treby
Dennis Bond
Willam Gregory
Mr. Serjeant Brtch
H. Cunningham
Robert Monroe
Varick Haden
Elgis
Scotland
Lunda
Janey
Lovar
Col. Monro
Viscount Townshend
9Anhope
L.verness
Hyd.Park
Crither
Kena Fingtop
Bury
St. Jam’s Cappel
Bshop
Lincoln
Ofas
Sherlock
Com
Ely
Ely Houte
Craver
Casolina
Horacio
Ireland
Earl of Scadale
Duplio