Paris Letters on War News and Diplomacy in Europe
A Paris dispatch reports court judgments on the French vessel in Cadiz, plans by Van Hoey to leave for The Hague, and Swedish senate talks. It notes negotiations with Britain and Madrid, Danish dispositions, and naval schemes, while Cantemir and Sincleir incidents strain French diplomacy. Ambassadors push for neutrality. state debts exceed forty million sterling as treaty signings delay amid looming European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoeust van Oyen
Cadiz
M.van Hoey
States General
Hague
Senate of Sweden
M. de Chavigny
Pontin
Gourt
Baltick
Count de St. Severin
Stockholm
Fineak
France
Sweden
Versailles
Don Philip
Madame
Europe
Great Britain
Madrid
England
Spain
Jule Foundation
London
Provence
d’Artin
Picardy
Tain Point
Britany
Jersey
Guernsey
d’Antin
Haddock
Vernon
Ozie’s
Marquess de la Chetardie
Petersbourg
Cantemir
Baron de Sincleir
Count de Teffin
Paris
M. Sinclais
Marquess de Villeneuve
Constantinople
Tunis
Marquis de la Chevardie
M. van Hoey
Madam
M. Aieiot
Cardinal de Fleury
Iify
Republick
London Letter News of State and Society in Brief
Yesterday morning the Marquess of Granada received revocation letters and sought passports from the Duke of Newcastle. A 42‑ship fleet is to sail the Channel, with fireships and bomb vessels. A general council meets at Kensington. Mayors, marriages, and a fatal voyage near Gravesend are noted alongside court gossip and a recent prophetic claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquess of
Granada
Don Thomas Geraldine
Marquess de la Quadra
Duke of Newcastle
Spain
Great Britain
England
Kene
Madrid
Joan Norris
Kensington
War Office
Foot Guards
Rye
Allen Grehen
Lam
Poole
Cowper
Greenwich
William Cowper
Forune
Cole
Register
Chandry
Parterich
Croydon
Surrey
Gravesend
Slingsby
Slingtey
County of
York
Staith
Brompton
Ely
Jamaica