Declaration and Court Rebuff in Sweden Spain Tensions
The dispatch details Swedish court complaints over the murder claim linked to Ruffians, Franco-Spanish reaction, and France’s mediation stance. It notes Count de Tefin’s mission to France, Spanish-Dutch quarrels, and a potential reprisal threat. Also reports plague in Constantinople and drought impacts on grain and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffia Shas
Baron de Sinclair
Sweden
Stockhala
Court of
PeiTons Wiig
Count de Tefin
France
Hague
Marquess de St. Gilles
Spain
Beirain
Gourts
States General
Great Britain
England orders ships to return home from coast of Spain
From Dublin Aug 4 we are told Capt Gosgrave, arriving from Gibraltar, reports Admiral Haddock at Gibraltar ordered him to sail home in Balltt with dispatch and sent two men of war along the Spanish coast to compel English merchantmen to return home. The Admiral allegedly prepared to carry out a secret instruction from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Gosgrave
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Haddock
Balltt
Spain
England
Opor
Cape Fitfitter
Cape
Groyne
Constant
Jane
Bryant
Bristol
Malagas
Falmouth
Tha “Aubeuds
Scarborough Digging Inhaisly Crowded With Distinction
Scarborough shows a crowded gathering of nobility and gentry including the Dukes of Norfolk and Leeds and numerous Earls Lords and Knights. The town remains unusually full with visitors and locals noted alongside the nobility. Sir Michael Newton and family arrived on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Scarborough
Dukes of Norfolk
Leeds
Earls
Wigtoun
Glasgow
Roseberry
Lord Garlies
Sherrard Manners
Lord Southwell
Lord Fairfax
Carmichael
John Bland
John Hind Cotton
John Shelly
Robert Throckmorton
Bellafys
Kynatton
Lister
Cletham
Deline
Egerton
Howard
William. Kerr
Air
Coventry
Christopher Hales
Banks
Baptist Leveson Gower
Lockfast
Sibthorpe
the Dutchess of Norfolk
Countess of Hindford
Countess of
Shelley
Throckmorton
Hewrit
Verney
Lucy Clinton
Mary Carmichael
Egérton
Atlfs Kullagar
Sir Michael Newton
York
Guildhall
John Arthur
Terry
Lord Chigion to sail for South of France health news
In London the Right Hon Lord Chigion is expected from his seat to depart for the South of France for his health following the death of Captain Feige Espeyard, late commander of his Majesty’s forces. Reports line up names and dates amid a sea of garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chigion
France
Feige Espeyard
S. Suneak
Adinianizaley Haveonradei
Lushington
Lady Pryce Dies Aboard A Privately-Born Grief Tale
A report mourns Lady Pryce second wife of Sir Juan Pryce of New Town Hall Montgomery aged 14 years, 1 month, 2 days. The piece lauds her piety, charity to orphans, and gentle disposition. It also lists Admiralty actions including Ship Boyne, Grafton, and Ruby among commissions, captains, and new appointments at Deptford and Portsmouth with several ship movements and officer changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouindle
Asperfiohs
Pryce
Sir Juan Prycé
New-Town-Hall
County of Montgomery
Bart
Boyne
Deptford
Richard Léstock
Thomas Davets
Brothet to-Ste
Érmyn Daves
Hid
Grafton
Jong Forbes
Severn
Rae
Fa. Rycault
Panther
Kate
Christopher Oates
Dandy Kidd
Forves
Elliot Smith
Oates
Francis Holbourne
Eleanor
Robert
Henley
Afine Gatley
Huguen
George Graham
Maynard
Downs
Channel
John D Norris
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Ruffel
Kinsale
Jamaica
Swissland
Dunkirk
Chaloner Osle
Plymouth
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Vo Rad
Loup
M. Calkeen
Constantinople
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