Peace in Europe and Royal Protests Amidst War News
Long dispatches report the conclusion of peace between Turku and Muscovy dated June 25, with Sweden noting Senate approval of Mey erfeld’s conduct in not delivering Stetin to Prussia. Other letters cite continued Saxon levies, Augustus reinforcing troops to the Rhine, and debatable Prussian aid to Muscovy at Stetin being denied.
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Sweden
Adrianople
Turku
Muscovy
M. Meyerfeld
Stetin
Prusia
Dresden
Saxony
Warsaw
Augustus
Rhine
Bristol
Empire
Dunkirk
France
London
Duke of Ormond
Hampton Court
Windsor
Rome
Capitol
William Kent
Bridlington
Yersite
Henry Henchman
Cinque- Ports
James Lamb
Dover
Toler
Seven-Oaks
Richard Richardson
Jumes
Jubbs
Newgate
Justice Stewart
Madam Tpowne
South Sea
Bank
India
Fom
Jamaica
England
John Ray
Royal Society
Will
Prince’s Arms
St. Paul's Church Yard
Mr.Derham
Abelard
Hetoife
Monsieur Bayle
J. Watts
C. King
Westminster-hall
J. Barnes
Pall-Mall
W. Lewis
Ruffel-treer
Covent-Garden
T. Osborn
Gray’s
Ian
J. Brown
Black Swan
Temple- Bar
B. Lintott
Temple-Gates
J. Pemberton
Buck
N. Chiff
D. Jackson
Cheapside
W.innys
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Gimlingay
Cambridgshire
Great Gransden
Hantingdonhire
John Giffard
M. A. Redior
Mainston
Sheepshire
Marquis of
Tweedale
R. and
J. Bouwicke
Red Lye
Str Paul’s
John Wolldston
Bishop's Cattle
Ais John Rogers
Salop
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Kent
Eaglestone
Knight's
Essex-street
Rudgley
Stafford
Litchfield
Burton Upon Trent
Trent
Robert Meere
New-Inn
Nathaniel Mason
Stratford Upon Avon
Warwickshire