Siege and diplomacy ripple through European commands
The article notes shifting orders as the D. of Vendome abandons Calaf for Agnavagt and sends a detachment, the Imperial Council resumes after ten months with few members, and Count Metternich plans to Utrecht while Prussian ministers discuss Orange succession. It reports prize captures, stock prices, and advertisements, including medical tonics and insurance plans, with broader press notes from Vienna, Venice, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitos
Nengotle
D. of Vendome
Calaf
Agtavnagt
Hague
Venice
Earl of Peterborough
Great Britain
Milan
Turin
Savoy
Ruzzini
Vienna
Utrecht
Hagies
Count Metternich
Bertin
Prussia
Orange
Mears
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Falmouth
Jersey
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Spithead
Zurichzee
Ireland
York
Se. Peter
Havre de Grace
St.Martins
Guernsey
Saiki
Londom
Fane
Richard Jones
Marlborough
Lord Bruce
House of
Sudlithars &c
Queen’s Bench
United Company
South Sea
Joe Plower
Halborn Row
Tilburg
Charles I
Whitehall
Ories
Connery
London
Lands Security Office of Insurance
St. Paul’s
aMethod
Stoick
England
Bars
Asalfo An
Geo. Hickes
D.D
Fok
Smith
R. Witkin
King's Head
St Paul’s Church
Dunglas
James Hall
Cockburn
Berwick
Tweedy
Scotland
J. Morphew
Stationers Hall