News from Europe Rumors of War and Royal Illness
Dated letters report the Spanish, Austrian, and British positions across Europe. The King of Portugal or Spain seeks baths at a resort, while Francisco, the Infante, dies after illness. English warships raid along the Catalan coast, bombarding Mataro and Palamos, with other powers maneuvering across Leith, Prague, and Dunkirk diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldas
Don Francis
Madrid
Catalonia
Mataro
Palamos
Dantzick
Iland
Afpv
Shees
Brilly
Sweden
Rimini
Duke de Montemar
Naples
Genoa
Nice
Szh
Demont
Matthews
Villafranca
Apwich
Levant
Vilizhoffen
Menizel
Bavaxia
Bernelau
Leipsick
Hague
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Empire
Ratisbon
Bavaria
Mauritius of
Saxony
Déeckendorff
Pilftinger
Wezel
Prussia
Aix-la-Chapelle
Francfort
M. Maillebois
Little Schwatbach
Hanover
Electorate
Nienbourg
Hamelen
Arrivid
Vienna
Prague
Old Town
Burp
Prisia Wall
Count Neuperp
Stockholm
Vinland
Notchén
Romanzow
Lewenhaupt
Bester
Spain
France
Lewis XIV
Caute
Dunkirk
Republick
Great Britain
Briannick Majel
Dunki
Iix
Hare
Jultan
Stair
Robert Trevor
Hicees
Marquess de Sc. Gilles
Quien
St. Sebastian's
Emiboa
Marquess de Fenelon
Naval actions and privateers near harbor during the fleet service
Reports from the Victualling Office describe provisions ferried to the fleet while Galton’s units and Dragoons remain a force. Spaniards in harbor captured two small privateers and two ships on the stocks, with one prize destroyed. Letters claim locals paid a large sum for preservation, while two small ships failed to threaten the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of
Suaiy
Cattogan
Victualling Office
Galton
Castie
Leo
Wastie
London
Odeatroy
Mose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeterday Arriv
Holland
Lisbon
Revel
Biles of
Finland
Russia
Pé‘téersbourg
Hambourg
Formius
Ruffans
Baron Hardenbirs
Nis