Turbulent Dispatches From Belgrade and Madrid 1739
From Dublin to Belgrade and Madrid comes a crowded mix of dispatches. Reports claim Turkish spies, Mogul ambitions, and Persia’s politics mix with Franco‑Spanish maneuvers and Prussian moves. Updates cover German Turk campaigns, Austrian pressures, and Portugal’s neutral stance.
British Actions and Dutch Reactions Across Europe
From The Hague and York reports, Britain moves to empower reprisals on Spaniards while Dutch officials debate response. London states the king orders restraint with Spain, yet naval and colonial moves expand. York notes Pulteney and colleagues in transit, while Indias ships and Jamaica ventures loom. Admiral Hadock reportedly seizes Spanish plate ships as tensions rise.
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Tiva
Pevian Ambassadersburgh
Thomas Kouli Kan
Persia
Candaher
Phi
Thomaseth
Abas
Fantus Mirineis
Berfin
Frankfort
Prussia
Messares
Empe
France
Palatine
Bavaria
Juliers
Bergue- Ir
Boe
Paris
O. S
Madrid
Cadiz
Marquis de la
Duke of Orleans
Spain
Oerbohic Beth
Corn
Compiegne
M. Imnelor
Frecciv
Arquess de
Républick
Netherland
Gallowkin
Munich
Sorokka
Mohilov
Karoloczai
Great Britain
Kingdom of
Portugal
the Hague
Marquis de St. Giles
States General
England
Marquis de Fenelay
Count Cambis
Europe
Surize
Belrade
Beunos- Ayres
Haddock
Cruire
Berlin
Empress of Rushis
Baron One
Royal Guardian
Healey
The
India Company
Deptford
Gravesend
Bombay
China
Hague
Marquis de Se
Gilles
Curacco
York
William Pultey
Col
Harry Pulteney
London
Scotland
Wager Indias
Raymond
Admiralty
Cape
Hooke
Portland
Shi
Sunderland. Co
Jamaica
Don Philip
Corficay
Italy
Baron de Nevhoff
Hland
Gaeta
Naples
Regiment of Law
Landau
Corsica
Cardinal de Fleury
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Fugust
Dublin Journal
Hungary
Belgrade
Lisbon
Kctog
Anne
Grunberg
Sinclair
Sweden
Christendom
Sc. Ar Petersburg
N. S
Admiralty Court
Commons
Cambis
Banover Square