Grand Prior of France Seized in Coire Case Sparks Diplomatic Tension
The text recounts the seizure of the Grand Prior of France by Mr. Manner, a Coire senator, and the subsequent diplomatic outcry by M. de St. Luc ambassador. It notes alleged collusion with Vienna, the transfer to Baltzar, and appeals for satisfaction from France. Additional London and Basel reports describe pirate activity, court notices, and assorted maritime and political items of the period.
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Cor
M. de St. Luc
Merveilleux
Manner
Council of
Coire
Solothurn
Mafner
Duke of Vendome
Venice
Paris
Grisons
Baltzar
Tyrol
Tishop
Vienna
Hague-Courant
Berne
de St. Luc
France
Leiden
Basil
Switferland
Grifons
Mr. Manner
Aith Mafner
Sam
Gaav
Brancis
Henry Sacheverell
Baron Spanheim
Abassador
the. K
Prussia
London
Erlau
Moran
Cyprus
Famagosta
Morly
Tho. Morly
Countess of Orrery
Earl of Dorser
Duke of Marlborough
Dublin
Queen’s Bench
Brabazon Moore
Natece
Dunard and Crehelp
Wicklow
Ardrifton
Carloe
Cordangon
Kilfhane
Clunpet
Wipperary
Clogher
Fard
Tipperary
Grange-Cleer
Kildare
Lowth
Monahan
Kingdom of Ireland
Susana Moores
St. Patrick’s Church
Kevan’s Street
Richard Lard
Francis Street
Combe
Quivy
Cavin
John Cunningham
Rang
Killyfoandra
William Crookshanks
Hammon
Fontaine
Defoss
Thegt
James Etontaed