Postscript from London London and foreign dispatches
London reports from Holland and Rome detail diplomatic receptions and audiences with the Pope. Malta agrees to pay 150000 pieces of eight to compensate English prize losses, with officials seized and estates confiscated. Amsterdam letters note Franco British ministers visiting Dutch lords. Cadiz warns that contraband control may raise trade prices, while Naples reports the Duke of Monteleone's public entry at Messina and planned troop movements. Vienna plans envoy to Sweden and prepares a London-bound mission.
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Hague Courant
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Cardinal Aquaviva
Leghorn
Malta
Hegne
Holland
France
Amsterdam
Cadix
West-Indies
Prince de San Bueno
Peru
India Company
Italy
England
Amsterdam Courant
Naples
Messina
Duke de Monteleone
Sicily
Count Mercy
Palermo
Vienna
Count de Frytack
Sweden
Conrad of
Staremberg
London
London Printer and Vendor in Silver Street Bloomsbury
A brief note identifies London printing by E. Berington in Silver Street Bloomsbury and selling nearby at Stationers Hall street location. This item records the era’s typical print trade network and street corner commerce.
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London
E. Berington
Silver Street
Bloombury
Adorphew
Stationers Hall