Turbulent Dispatches From European Fronts Reported
Reports from Mail from Holland and various ports describe covert letters involving Mr Blackwell the physician intercepted by a secret committee. News from Naples Nice Milan and Antibes recount troop movements, sieges, and promotions, with Genoa and Dutch Flanders campaigns shaping the broader balance of power.
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Teflin
Naples
Nice
Saluces
Dauphine
Briangon
Queiras
Barcelonetta
Gallies
Marseilles
Toulon
St. Margaret
St. Honos
Milan
Brown
Rome
M. Troyer
Olmutz
Hungary
Bohemia
M. Marc-Mellini
Rota
M.de la Rochefoucart
Bourges
M. Mendoza
the Indies
Portugal
M. de Telluride
Sardinia
de Abbz de Sales
Poland
M. John Francis Albani
Republick of
Venice
M. Delfino
Aquilia
Chevalier de St. George
de Ventadour
Strasburgh
Cardinal de Soubize
M. John Baptist Mesmer
M. Simonetti
Count Seckendorff
Charles VII
Batlston
Vienna
Antibes
Dunant
M. Taubin
Genoa
Dix
Provence
Earl of Kerry Dies in Ireland at Lixnaw Seat
Dublin notices report the death of William Fitz-Maurice Earl of Kerry at Lixnaw County Kerry after gout in the stomach. He leaves Thomas Francis now Earl of Kerry a minor and Anne as daughter with wife Gertrude Lambert. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Power Rogersons Quay and Hon Samuel Grey Commissioner of Revenue in Ireland.
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Ireland
Dublin
Lixnaw
Kerry
William Fitz-Maurice
Earl of
Thomas Fitz Maurice
Henry II
Gertrude Lambert
Richard
Cavan
Thomas Frangis
Anne
D.forder
Rogerson’s Quay
Power
John Power
General Post Office
Samuel Grey
His Majesty’s Revenue
Import of foreign spirits seized at Leith harbour
Last week a custom-house boat under Captain James Macgill brought in the Janet of Alaa from Rotterdam with 286 anchors of foreign spirits and goods including Arrack Silks Tea. All items are carried to the Leith Custom House for seizure and disposal.
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Scotland
Leith
James Macgill
Janet
Alaa
Robertson
Rotterdam
North Bergen
London Letter From Rotterdam April 1747 on French Gain
An extra from Rotterdam dated April 23 1747 NS reports deep unease in Britain over French advances. It notes mystery about French aims without declared war and suggests private understandings may have shifted Allied plans under Duke of Cumberland. The letter accuses French and allies around them of pursuing self interest and undermining opponents.
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Regiment of
Africa
Marseilles
Paris
Count Lowendahl
Dutch Flanders
Bruges
Scheld
Madrid
Empire
Marshal Saxe
Lowendahl
Flanders
Breda
M. du Theil
States General
Aniquero
Middlebourg
Cadland
Flushing
Kelieh Hague
M.pallardy
Baron de Rheede
Outhhorn
Sluys
Sas van Ghent
Hop’d
Lewe
Groningen
Axel
Fort Pearl
Fort St. Philip
Marquess de Contades
Liefkenshoek
Lillo
Zealand
Great Britain
Britannick
Ireland
the India Company
Admiralty Colleges
Republick
London
Rotterdam
N.S. Tc
Duke of Cumberland
Finelle
Saxe
Hon
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Holland
Stockholm
Dunkirk
Blankenberg
Ghent
Briges
Poppel
Alphen
Baerle
Antwerp
M. Ammon
Berlin