Royal displeasure and public unrest during crisis
From the Amsterdam Gazette and other sources, officials report that the King orders a diplomat to depart England as unrest grows. News recounts protests in Navarre and Biscay, amnesty in Biscay, and naval incidents including an English ship at Cette facing seizure and partial plunder. Reports from Vienna and The Hague describe mutterings of war, changes in Turkish rule, and convoy activity.
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