Restoration tense in Dutch ports and mutinies in 1700s
An excerpt describes ongoing European political tensions over grievances between states and the Imperial electors, with mute responses from doubtful parties. It reports Dunkirk arrivals and military movements toward Ireland, mutinies at Newport and Bruges, and court sentences in London including fines and pillory, plus appointments and stock quotes.
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Dunkirk
Fune
O. S
Ghent
Ireland
Earl of Orrery
France
Earl of Ornery
England
Newport
Bruges
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Ter
Cologn
Bristol
Abbot
Barbadoes
Hector
London
Pune
William Hurt
Flying- Post
Palace-Yard
Charing Cross
Pury
Flanders
Queen’s Bench
Thomas Bellows
House of Correction
Henry Smith
Samuel Watkins
Daniel Macknner
Westminster
Antegoa
Dr. Yalden
Duke of Beaufort
Bridewell
Atterbury
Rochester
Forbes
Sharpe
Randulph Kuipe
Chadwick
Earl of Plymouth
County Palatine of
Chester
Bank
India
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Bath
Piccadilly
Hide Park
William Read
Wiltshire
Dorféet
Somersetshire
Madam Harman
Sarum
Witting
Market-Leventon
Geraffé
Tavent
Dennis
Shaftsbury
Clark
Sturtop
Dorsetshire
Durham- Yard
Fannton
New-Inn
Exeter
William
Newsington Butts
Southwark
St. George’s Fields
Camberwell Road