Treaty of Pacification ends early. Saxons taxed for absence
Warsaw reports the Pacification Treaty is concluded. The King may be absent from Poland for three months, with 1700 Saxons paying for that. He may employ six Saxons in the Chancery but not meddle in Poland. A general Diet will meet soon. Reports from Basel and Vienna describe Allied diplomacy, fortifications, and military mobilization.
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Poland
Basil
Avarey
France
Solothurn
M. Manning
Bern
Lewis XIV
Piedmon
Lucern
Senate
Vienna
Tts
Belgrade
Great Britain
Fleischman
Irmia
Semlin
Eugene
Hague
Hamburg
Hannover
Baron Waldeck
Gohre
Britain
M. Worpup
Muscovy
Ghoree
Denmark
Count Steinitz
Hanover
Mecklenburg
Czarts Arriv
Holstein
Dantzickay
Carelbroon
John Norris
East Sea
Paris
Huxles
Phillip
Thoulon
Marshal de Chateaurenattt
Ion
Disorderly News From Hanover to Carlisle Observations
From Lawson Nov 6 reports Dosa Lewis d Adaha of Portugal gone to Hanover to write for His Majesty. Advices speak of a walk in the low provinces, a visit planned, and the king expected in about a fortnight. Accounts of coronation festivities, regimental reviews, trials, Oxford disturbances, and royal birthday observations fill the page with mixed unrest and formal dinners.
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Beerton
Stanhope
Prince Frederick
Gohre
Horatio Walpole Elq
Holland
Carlisle
Justice Tracy
Justice Dormer
Anderton
Church of
Great Britain
France
Lord Pollingbroke
Oxford
Stern
Constitution Club
Rowhey
William
the Roebuck
Church of England