Peace prospects and Dutch commerce amid European shifts
A foreign affairs letter notes the relatively modest gains for Britain from the current peace, while the Dutch seek restored ports and revived trade. It highlights French ambitions, Spanish and Austrian positions, and the Dutch count their advantages in restitution of territories, barrier lines, and renewed commerce. The letter also reports scientific prizes and academy comments on astronomy, along with updates from Amsterdam and Dublin on ships, arrivals, and notable births, marriages, and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Versailles
Don Philip
Cape Breton
Madras
Great Britain
Count de St. Severin
Amsterdam
Maastricht
Paris
Pitner
Prince of
Parbleau
Hungary
House of Bourbon
Courland
Brussels
Namur
Duffeldorp
Italy
Low Countries
Friesland
Harlingen
House of Orange
Col. Dickens
Sweden
Hanover
Stockholm
Royal’ Academy of Sciences
Berlin
M. Frederick Tein
Germany
Duke of Newcastle
Holland
David Scott
Aberdeen
Montrose, &c
John Maule
Efa
Scotland
Edward Vernon
Prince
Banbridge
Suffolk
Guilford
Lord Portmore
Ostend
Zealand
Blandford
Lisbon
N.S
Ellen
Preston
Lancaster
Kit
Antigua
Charles-l'owlina
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Foreign Affairs
Bourdeaux
Academy of Sciences
M. Rouille de Meflay
Euler
Academy
Relan
Dublin
Edward Shirky
Laft
Arran- Quay
Williams
James Sproule
Longfield
County of Roscommon
Leixlip
Miss Studholme
Major Studholme
John Pomier
Mullindhack
Noble
Dublin Society
Richard Cox
William Bristowe
His Majesty’s Revenue
Hercules Langford Rowley
Richard Levinge
Pocock
Philip Hoby
Deal
Rebecca
Margaret
Wallie
Rotterdam
St. Barnard
Defilvir
Downs
Dover
Glasgow
Fortune
Britannia Hamilton
Montgomery
Christian
Virinia
St. Kit’s
Neptune
Wilkinson
Leghorn
Mortyn
Jennings
Plymouth
Bamif
Paterio
Carolina
Kuver
Duke of