Court at Aix-la-Chapelle Plenipotentiaries Named
From the London Gazette King appoints Sir Thomas Robinson and Earl of Sandwich as joint plenipotentiaries at the Aix-la-Chapelle Congress. Richard Leveson Gower and Edward Wortley Montagu named to act as secretaries. Brussels July 31. Reports note French wood sales near Rupelmonde and Soignes, and French regiments marching to join in Lille and Ypres. Provisions list Madrid to Cadiz orders for Don Philip’s army and regiments moving toward Languedoc. An express sails with La Reine to Havana and back with treasure after hostilities cease.
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Sir Thomas Robinson
Vienna
Earl of Sandwich
Aix-la-Chapelle
Richard Leveson Gower
Eaward Wortley Montagu
Elgis
Brussels
Rupelmonde
Soaguies
Vincens
Dunkirk
Batislion
Regimnt
Gattifon
Lisle
Royal Regiment
Arcos
Bateslion
Ypres
Hague
Provence
Villafranca
Nice
Bede‘isle
Sardinia
Rhone
Vivares
Saxe
Low Countries
M. Reggio
Havanna
Europe
la Vera Cruz
Lima
Carthagena
Indies
Cadiz
West- A Indies
Cartagena
Vera Cruz
Warsaw
Izlaw
Russia
Stockholm
Tha
Harvey-Work
Carelfergon
France
Aix
Chapelle
Britannick
Caunitz
Parma
Placentia
Guastalla
Brown
Genoa
Thomas Robinsor
Silesia
Prussia
Thomas Robinson
Hanover
Hambourg
Frevefort
Upper Palatinate
Upper Rhine
House of Austria
Paris
Chantilly
House of Conde
Montmo Cney
Spain
Madrid
Flanders
Bergen-op-Zoom
Maistricht
Chateaudun
Nantz
Sis
Mechiin
Antwerp
Bergen
Garienshere
Idutchoff
Newcastle
Rs Don
Rotterdam
Veeara
Martinico
Tuarddoupe
Wessels
Mcrtinico
UteeSp
Ace
Heckeren
Winderh
News from Europe and the Americas July to August
Reports from Warsaw, Stockholm, Paris, Vienna, Hamburg, and Antwerp detail a wide range of events. Royal truces and alliances, naval orders, and talks at Aix and Brussels shape the fate of Parma, Piacenza, Guastalla, Silesia, and Dutch Flanders. News of fires in Izlaw and troop movements across Hanover, Bremen, and Martinique color a tense continental scene.
Unclear excerpts on troops and diplomacy in 18th century
Fragments describe sendings of troops to the Philippines and a proposed treaty renewal with Great Britain. Notes from Leghorn and Bologna report sieges, hostages, and clergy arrests. French ambassador representations on colonel de la Salle and rights of sovereigns amid Russia and Denmark.
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Peterfourch
Fuly
Naples
London
Great-Britain
Cormentree
Leghorn
Corsica
Ord
Sieur Bettini
Ismncere
Sieur Battisti
Ciiers
Oder
Terni
Pired
Los i
Genese
Bologna
Pisdmonte
Piacentia
M. Daimenil
Lorrain
Volterra
Vienna
Stockholm
France
Count de la Salls
Rufia
Uroa
Russia
Danezick
de la Salle
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