News from Madrid to Flanders in April eighteenth century
Numb 1667 reports letters from Lisbon and Madrid noting the Queen’s health post birth of Infante Don Philip, Portugal declaring Santos a free port with returnable ships joining Rio fleet, and minor naval movements. Dispatches from Naples Genoa and Rome cover obituaries and envoy audiences, with stock quotes and maritime plans in Hamburg and London.
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Madrid
Infante
Don Philipe
Erfe& Health
Isbon
Portugal
Santos
Rio Janeiro
Naples
Trapani
Genoa
Florence
Charles Antonio Gondi
Foscany
France
Amsterdam
Bing
Messina
Tuaprri
Barcelona
Amsterdam Courant
de Coliier
States-General
Schaub
Turin
Cardinal Albercai
Venice
Switzerland
Rome
Duke of Ormond
Chevalier de St. George
Warsaw
Ucrain
Gene Rals
Kiev
Kiew
Hamburg
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Mangaret
London
Oporto
Andrew Walker
Viscourt Bulkley
Anglesea
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