Two Mails from France and a Dutch one Arrive
Madrid April 4 reports three West Indies advices noting Spanish fleet repairs in America and good crews at Porobello and Chagre. Petersburg April 7 mentions Czernichetf envoy to Denmark seeking a squadron. Naples April 4 covers Tartans ships convoyed to Tuscany and guard details. Hanover April 21 cites London orders for Electorate troops and militia readiness. Venice April 15 discusses Vienna Hungary finance talks and Dalmatia tensions. Paris April 28 notes two French squadrons in America and a skirmish with the English near Brest Toulon. further dispatches from Paris, Vienna, Turin, and Holland. Edinburgh April 6 reports Brechin unrest and granaries sales amid local disruption.
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Madrid
West-Indies
Ayamont
St. Andero
St. Anthony
America
Old Spain
Poro-Bello
Chagre
Petersburg
Czernichetf
Copenhagen
Denmark
Munich
Germany
East-Friezeland
Heffe-Caffel
Russia
Naples
Tuscany
Royal Regiment of Bourbon
Regiment of Burgundy
Royal Regiment of Irish
Soast
Mediterranean
Britain
Leghorn
Nettuno
Baxoh Waeltendoncks
Vienna
Count Neuperg
Brieg
Siat
Silesia
Breslau
M. de Podewiltz
Cardinal Sintzendorff
Molwitz
Afticans
Bre
Hanover
London
Venice
Hungary
Stria
Porte
Dalmatia
Paris
Brest
Toulon
M. Epinay
France
Return of the French Fleets and Royal Power Debate
A historical excerpt debates naval strength and Britain's status as mistress of the Western World. A letter from a Freeholder opposes a Parliament candidate, arguing for limiting royal power and supporting the Glorious Revolution and Act of Settlement, while criticizing measures like the Septennial Act, Civil List, standing army, and new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I
James
William II. &c
William II
House of Hanover
Death of Alderman William Hillman and Garter Knights Installed
Salisoury mourns aged 68 Alderman William Hillman a respected magistrate and citizen whose loss is deeply lamented. Windsor reports the installation of the Dukes of St Albans Marlborough Portland and Kingston as Knights of the Garter with pageantry and feasting in St George's Chapel. Thames tides run high as 40 barges laden with meal and grain lie between Sunbury and Shepperton for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Salisoury
Wiliam Hillman
Windsor
Knights of the Garter
Dukeses
Richmond
Dorfer
Newcastle
Grafton
Montagu
Thames
Sunbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Evening-Post
Holland
N. S
Bar
Turin
Rhar
Euehee
Bavaria
Holand
Marshall Ageldt
Amee
Eester
Plasé
Iain
Ain
Edinburgh
Brechin
den of Troup
Rance
Spain
Veenon
Weain
Briain
Ani