Treacherous Swede Taxation Sparks Distress and Riots Abroad
From Rosstock to Liege and Maestricht reports detail heavy Swedish taxes driving despair, a tax gatherer killed near April, and dragoons aiding bailiffs. French siege actions near Maastricht include three attacks and successful repulse of attackers, with French losses and garrison casualties. Lord Albemarle arrives at Venlo as Dutch lines form around Wyck and Tongres aligns with Meuse, while Orange prepares to lead troops from Breda.
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Hamburgh
Rostock
Sweden
Liege
Maettricht
Tongres
Boifleduck
Mr. Saxe
Wyck
M. de Lowendahl
St. Peter’s Fort
M. de Breze
Maestricht
Hellenrouch
M. Saxe
Hoechten
Bilfen
Jaar
Meuse
Burghard
Geu
Siutart
Baronias
Albemarle
Venlo
Foreign affairs and plantation news from 1747 1748
A compilation letter from Stockholm reports a minister recalled amid tensions between nations, while Lisbon notes English ships sailing orders and forthcoming departures. New York dispatches discuss plantation discipline, impressments, and colonial unrest, including Boston riots and Parliament acts to curb despotism. Dublin covers bills on revenue, juries, and anti-Popery measures, with lord lieutenant Harrington delivering royal assent and plans to sail for England. The piece also mentions a Howth baronial death and a longstanding noble line.
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Lisbon
Prince Henry
Norwich
Dunkirk
Jamaica
England
Diamond
Jersey
New-York
Boston
America
Schuset Bay
New-England
Cuba
Louisbourg
Cape Breton
New- England
Rhode Island
Castle-Island
Admiralty
Parliament of
Great- Britain
Sugar Island
North America
New England
Tom
Dublin
William Earl of Harrington
Lord Lietensn
House of Peers
George I
Willis
Orenee
Howth
Baron of
Edward IV
Tristam
St. Lawrence’s
Danes
Clontarf
St. Lawrence
Missing Seaman After Sailors Vanish Near Haven
Norwich reports from Yarmouth of a night voyage toward Haven’s Mouth ending with one man missing and presumed drowned after a storm. The companion returned to Haven’s Mouth, while a Yarmouth sloop near the coast was captured by Dunkirk privateers and ransomed. A Bridlington ship from Yarmouth carried corn and goods to Stockhausen.
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Yarmouth
Benjamin Oni
Snaii
Sea of Haven
Haven’s
Richard
Min
Samuel Hurst
Rotterdam
Bridling v
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