Embargo and naval movements across Europe and colonies
From the London Gazette and Dublin notices a broad summary of maritime disruptions, embargo actions after the ambassador's departure, new ships fitted at Cadiz and elsewhere, and ensuing naval activity. Dispatches report armament, slave trade captures, and mutterings of treaties with England, plus comets sighted and a letter from Nova Scotia challenging colonial land claims.
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Cadiz
Augustus the Third
Poland
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St. Andem
Giairea
Canary Iland
Madrid
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Inngland
France
Germany
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Mitte
Courland
Paris
Rachel
American
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East-Indies
America
Paris Alamain
Dauphiness
London
Vienna
Prague
Hogasirberies
Serl Ous Coaantry
Sara
Westminster
House of Commons
Copenhagen
Greenland
Cobham
Surry
Peripatetics
Apollonius
Chibuéto
Nova Scotia
Peefon
Chibudo
Chibucto
the Hague
Amsterdam
Prince Stadstolder
West-In.ia
Holland
Lord Etc
George Vandeput
Barbadoes
Dublin
Edward Weston
Kingdom of Ireland
Ulster
Conaught
Nathaniel Clements
Treasury
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The
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London Gazette
Algier
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Moscow
Gatluzin
Persia
Royal Charter School
Strand
Incorporated Society
Ireland
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Arklow Charter School
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Strock
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Navan
Samuel, Lindsay
Bucknall
Whitehall
James Cleverly
Earl of
Marsinico
St. Lucia
Se. Vincent
Dominica
Tabaga
Jamaica
Hague
Fit.n. S
Prince of Orange
States General
Council of State
N.S
Sahat
the of Orange
Connache
Darth
Haarlem
Fiazarlem
Rotterdam
Malta
Aris
Exits India Company
Cardinal Albereni
Dudley Rider
Hill
Rolls
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