Ministers at Utrecht Adjourn to Monday Next
A report from Utrecht notes the ministers at a conference resolved to have no further meeting this week and adjourn to Monday. British plenipotentiaries and Holland and West Friesland agree to terms on the Afhento trade with the Spaniards, though Rotterdam opposed. Amsterdam's stance sways others to follow Holland. The Emperor’s barrier accord will be laid before provinces for approval. French ministers prepare a conference to discuss Orange succession. British forces observe enemy lines near Cambray and fortify positions along the Scheld.
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Utrecht
Holland
West-Friezland
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Orange
St. Ley Juan de
Fisf
Trun
Landrecy
Chateau Cambresis
Quen’y
Marethal
Bapaume
Perone
Tower of Juvy
Scheld
Tourny
Campart Belleux
Prince Eugene
Gulezin
Escaillon
D. of Ormond
Denain
Walers
Avenue le Sec
Bouchain
Rhine
States General
E. of
Stratford
Lord Privy Seal
Briton
Lennon
Pe.s
Earl
Great Britain
Prusha
Hesce
Berlin
Count Zinzendorf
Hague
Borhmar
Harier
Hanover
Baron Bothmar
Airist
Brussels
Bavaria
Namur
Voit Moen
France
Duke of Anjou
Munster
Brisac
Philipsburgs
Serasburg
Duke of Ormond
rExeris
Joby Miontacu
Lincoln's Inn
Chechester Phillips
Ireland
George Matthew
Philiups
Phillipps
London
K. of Prusha
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Barcelona
Lisbon
Calais
Dunkirk
Commons
Lord Downe
Sir Edward Bacon
John Hind-Cottony
Charles Chomley
William Levins
James Murray
Elys
F. Dickson
Cork Hill
Strafford