London to Madrid and War News From Europe
The December reports from Piensa and Berlin relay the ratification of a convention between the Emperor and the King of Spain mediated by Britain and France. Updates from Potsdam note the Prussian king wounded by a wild boar but not badly, with fever symptoms. Dutch and British ports list ships arriving from Hamburg, St Malo, Martinique, and Ireland, while Deal and Plymouth describe outward-bound vessels and cargoes, and local appointments list sheriffs and notable deaths.
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Piensa
London
Spain
Great Britain
France
Berlin
Prusfis
Wusterhousen
Potsdam
Hague
Denmark
M. Goes
Plymouth
Elizabeth and
Anne
Oporto
Thomas and John of
Lisbon
St. Francis of and
St. Malo
Martinico
St. Family
St. Vallery
Hamburgh
Iren
Henrietta
Rotterdam
Downs
Waterford
Peace
Thomas Rigley
Lawrence
Patrick
William Stanrick
Antegoa
Kiffales
Joseph
Billy
Hayduke
Virginia
Cork
West Indies
Standgate Creek
Lady Anne
Bennet
Alizant
Passige
Clarendon
Temple
Malaga
Deal
Barbadoes
Elizabeth Fx
Mary and
Rebecca
Ireland
Prudence
Opporto
Haywood
Jamaica
Wine
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Efgy Nottegham
Uhm Grundy
Brinsby
Wales
Cecil
Earl of Exeter
Burleigh
Annabella
Lord Offulston
Elizabeth
Sir John Brownlow
Belton
Charles
William Johnstone
Marquis of
Annandale
Jeremiah Jones
Herbert
Salisbury
Bristol
Pickadilly
Lord Baltimore
Henry Temple
Epsom
Surrey
Simon Bartlet
Newmano
Lincoln’s-on-Fields
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Edw. Warmoll
Downham Market
Norfolk
Haydon-yard
Robert Nelson
Cardinal Bellarmin
Thomas Foxton
Addison
Bellarmin
E. Cyril
T Catherine-street
Strand
C. Rickington
St. Paul's Churchyard
W. Meadows
Cornhill
J.parekes
Pall-mall