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Orders on Gallies and Holstein posed by Baltic powers
Letters from abroad report an order issued in 1713 by the French King allowing slaves on galley ships to gain liberty under conditions and authorizing officers to enforce terms. The Danish minister and Dutch envoys seek restoration of Holstein to its ruler, with maritime powers ready to act in concert to restore peace in northern Germany. Dublin notes a marriage between Patrick Bellue and Mary Borck. Ship movements and trades dominate Falmouth and London notices with pirate warnings and commercial ads amid a broad array of public notices and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Holstein
Attena
Travendale
Earl of Scrafford
K. of Prusha
Germany
France
Dublin
Patrick Bellue
Mary Borck
Earl of Clanrickard
Falmouth
Queen Packet
Culverden
Lisbon
Felk
Morgan
London
Jamaica
Newfoundland
Badoes
Aer
Jefty
Blandford
Irland
Mapeity
David Hutky
Hambleton
Burdham
Amdieg
Earl of
Orrery
Flanders
Huggins
Pigot
Layton
Richard “King
Ordmasce
Endia
Afrian
South S.a
India