Armistice Talks Reach Final Stage Across Europe
Supplement details dispatches from Vienna to Caunitz and Severin as plenipotentiaries discuss preliminaries and a wider armistice. Paris expects court responses in days while Britain and the Dutch push for universal peace. Reports from Bourdeaux note relief as ships bring corn and bread prices surge amid famine.
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Count de Severin
Count de Caunitz
Vienna
Versailles
Count de Chavannes
Marquis de Soto
Spain
Paris
Count de St. Severin
Italy
Republick of
Genoa
Great Britain
Bourdeaux
English Fleet Intervenes In Siege As Commerce Expands
A governor misreads approaching English ships and prepares defences before learning a white flag signals a change. Meanwhile eleven days’ subsistence remains, eighteen merchant vessels from America arrive, and Dutch ships bolster continental trade as French and Dutch interactions complicate provincial access and supply lines. Reports from Nimeguen Maastricht Hague Aix la Chapelle Paris note negotiations, imperial assent, and Corsican troop movements.
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America
Nimeguen
Aix- la-Chapelle
Sardinia
Maastricht
Hague
Aix la Chapzile
Count de Caunitz
Vienna
Paris
Italy
Corsica
Spezzia
Riviera
French distress in Canada and a London crime report
London dispatches report French difficulties in Canada due to shortages and a captured French warship in St Laurence Bay. Also a Whitechapel arrest for robberies in Stepney and Broad Street insurer John Prade’s death notice, followed by a long satirical poem on fashion and puppetry, and then a market update with various stock prices and ships information.
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London
New-England
Canada
Old France
St. Laurence’s Bay
Medley
White-Chapel
Stepney Fields
Broad-Street
John Prade
Castle- Alley
Cornhill
Beax Monde
Clarissa
Clariffa
Clarifsa
Wills Coffee- Horse
Deal
Wind N.E
Lancaster
India
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Middle Temple
George I
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Geminiani
Assy
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Semele
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