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Vast transatlantic and European dispatches from the Hague to Harlem
Letters from Cadiz and Gibraltar report Col Stuare returning from Lisbon to Mequinez with two Moroccan ambassadors who brokered a peace treaty. A Havana clergyman warns traders of forced repatriation, while Leghorn notes plague deaths and Algiers corsairs seize six French vessels. Copenhagen hosts a ministerial dinner as peace hopes grow. Warsaw relays pleas for imperial clemency. Residents of Harlemere petition Parliament against South Sea Company misdeeds, demanding redress and a curb on traders' plunder.
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Hague
Spain
Sam
Leghorn
Toulon
Genoa
Algiers
Barcelona
Alicant
Porto-Verere
Stockholn
Newsted
Uch
Senate
Cordidor
Campredor
Montpellier
Copenhagen
Lord Glenorchy
Sir John Norris
Commons
Great Britain
Harlemere
Cousty
Surrey
Haremere
South-Sea Company