News from Europe March and April 1704 dispatches
A long European dispatch outlines British and allied moves from Genoa to Paris. Admirals Matthews and Rowley face scrutiny after a naval engagement at Port Mahon. Stocks report Spanish, French, Austrian and Dutch efforts, with troops and subsidies across Italy, Flanders, and the Rhine.
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Nice
Port-Mahon
Matthews
Provence
Antibes
Monaco
Genoa
Republick
Finll
Final
London
Lisbon
Turin
Madrid
Carthagena
Spain
Moscow
Persia
Wilen Cate Daly
Stockholm
Alard
Marquess de Latimarie
France
Wasaw
Poniatowski
Crown
Tarlo
M. Grufnitz
Rudzivil
Seadbmir
Hanbourg
Apito
Fererbourg
Sweden
Denmark
Holstein
Vienna
Ques
Italy
Netherlands
Bavaria
Rhine
Vogeitier
Britain
Holland
Sardinia
Bourbon
Hungary
Biles
Prussia
de Baviere
Christien Magesty
Duke Dé Belleisle
Westphalia
Electorate of Hanover
Ecclesiastick
Saxony
Hanover
le Brusels
Marshal Duke de Noailles
Mons
Brusels
Courtray
Dunkirk
England
Hague
Boetzelaar
Great Britain
Trevor
Germany
Dresden
Berlin
Pétersbourg
Paris
Toulon
Comipiegn
Flanders
Iris
Dauphin
Count de Saxe
Martha
Rigaut
Rome
Mathers
Linsey Woolsey Business in London and Royal News
London readers receive a jumble of political chatter and court intrigue. Reports from Paris allege the Pretender plans to flee to France with his household while Lincoln nominates Dr Taylor as Chancellor. Obituaries note Mrs Tryphena Leigh’s death and funeral in Gloucestershire.
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London
Linnen
Wootten
Linsey-Woolsey
Paris
Rome
France
Cenain Patzier
IC . of
Lincoln
Taylor
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Reynolds
Deceas
Painswick
Gloucestershire
Inteiror
Tryphena Leigh
Theophilus Leigh
Adel@horp
Oxfordshire
Elizabeth
William C. Wick
Cond
Foot Guards
Flanders
Holland
d’Aremberg
Baron Storck
Mital
John Nozzis
Berkley-Square
Suffolk
Warig
Downs
Lords of the
Hanway
Spithead
Lords of the Admiralty
Rawlins
Colemin-Suser
Lloyd
Wilkinson
Dee
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Yisterday
Port Mahon
Cornwall
Marlborough
Rowley
Admiral Matthews