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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1748

Page

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Treaty of Subsidy for Brunswick Troops Concluded Amid Debates

An extract from The Hague letter notes the subsidy treaty for Brunswick troops, details about payment footing and British guarantees, and ongoing opinions on the Aix Congress. It cites rival views on whether the Worms treaty suffices and potential separate peace routes with Britain, while reporting Prussia’s dissatisfaction with Vienna’s Vienna, Podewils dispatches, and anticipated commerce talks with France. The piece also covers Count de St Severin d Arragon’s appointment and French Court dynamics ahead of Aix conferences.

Hague Brunswick-Wolffenbuttel Duke of Brunswick Great Britain Great’ Britain Femin Aix Worms Spain France Madrid Europe Don Philip Paris Berlin Vienna Silesia Versailles Count de Podewil Prusia Marquis de Valeri Prussia Praia Naples Congress of Court of United Provinces Dé St. Severin Hamburgh M. D’allion Petersburgh Valet de Chambre Genoa Republick Bank of N.S Scotland

Discourse on French Trade Hints Curtailed by War News

From Hamburgh comes a long notice arguing a treatise claims France made trade the core of society and war a trade discipline. It recounts subsidies, naval affairs, arrests, and parliamentary bills, with updates on appointments, clergy livings, and royal travels.

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