Treaty and Royal Welcome Reported in London Gazette
News from Florence Paris Brussels Leghorn and St James's tracks treaties evacuations and a royal reception. The City of London congratulates the king on restored peace as John Stracey receives knighthood after delivering a speech and praising trade and governance.
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Florence
Rome
Naples
Aix-la- Chapelle
Lombardy
Parma
Placentia
Marshal Brown
Duke of Richelieu
Villa Franca
Brown
Pallavicini
Leghorn
Richecourt
Algiers
Paris
Madrid
the Infanta
Brussels
M. de Einschot
Burmania
Cornabe
States General
Antwerp
Louvain
Heluoetfluys
City of London
Great Britain
Europe
London
Ney
John Stracey
Elys
From the Hague to Paris a wary view of European war plans
An intelligence letter from The Hague dated November 28 discusses that French troops remain mobilized with a third of their forces reduced and militia training continuing. It argues Versailles delays peace to regroup naval and merchant fleets, fears about Dutch and Spanish armed strength, and notes reallocation of troops across Flanders, Milan, and Catalonia. It also reports punishments in Paris, financial gifts to Bretagne, and various military movements and incidents in Ireland and Dublin, including disbandments and a court case.
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Hague
Paris
Versailles
Flanders
Brabant
Tournay
Mons
Menin
Ypres
England
France
Prine
Italy
Catelonia
Hungary
Lombardy
Spain
Milan
Earl of Sussex
Lord Cathcart
Marshal Count de Saxe
Sieur Marot
Gallies
Dublin
James Neville
St. Stephens Green
Viscount Molesworth
John Ligonier
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Nicholas Carty
John Sparkes
Lord Molesworth
Irwin
Regiment of Foot
Scots Letter Reports Freeman Ship Brings Spanish Register-Ship
A private Boston letter dated September 76 says Captain Freeman’s ship from Edinburgh. It reports the vessel brought in a Spanish register-ship at the port, though details are fragmentary and not fully confirmed.
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Seotland
Edinburgh
Boston
Roth
Freeman
Ships and arrivals from Nov twenty seventh trade news
Deal ships sail or remain as last. several vessels arrive off Dover and at ports. Carteret from Jamaica reaches Dover. Industry from Mahane near Maryland. Friendship from Virginia at Glatow. Catherine from London at Antigua. Peggy and Nancy from Maryland in the River. Recovery from Lancaster at Barbadoes. Mary Gally Man of War from Barbadoes arrives at Plymouth. Sea Horse from Virginia Dover. Fame from London at St Kitts. Litchfield and Mary Ramsey from ditto at Virginia. Beatagh from London at Philadelphia. Boulter from ditto at Lisbon. John from Barbadoes at Bristol. Port Packet from Newfoundland at Dartmouth.
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Deal
Warren
Teague
Leghorn
John
William Carr
Marseilles
Delight
Smith
Alicant
Falmouth
Hill
Carteret
Robinson
Jamaica
Dover
Industry
Philips
Mahane
Maryland
Friendship
Cahone
Virginia
Glatow
Catherine
Maitland
London
Te Deum Sung At St James Life Of Court And Appointments
London dispatch notes Dr Green composed Te Deum for King’s birthday service at St James’s with Chapel Royal and King’s Band. Reports arrival from German dominions and potential ambassadorial and royal appointments for Alemarle, Bury, and Leveson Gower. Also lists Commons vacancies due to MPs’ deaths, including Bowles of Bewdley and Abdy family seats.
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London
Nichols
St. James’s
Green
Chapel Royal
Earl of Alemarle
Cour
Spain
Lord Bury
Foot
Earl Leveson Gower
Privy Seal
France
House of Commons
William Bowles
Bewdley
Robert Abdy, Bart
County of Essex
John Abdy
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