Dutch Trade Aims and Prussian Threats Amid War News
Extract from Amsterdam reflects on States General placats against France trade, forecasts damage to French war effort, and weighs Prussian carrier risks. Also notes Paris confidences of separate peace talks, Austrian party influence, and potential shifts in naval stores and alliances. Includes Exeter obit, Cornwall election results, ship movements, and notable appointments.
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States General
France
Republick
Tapis
Berlin
Embden
Stetin
Koningsberg
M. Ammon
Assembly of the States General
Great Britain
Prufsia
Spain
England
Holland
Hague
Paris
Aix-la-Chapelle
Madrid
Saxe
Lowendahl
Office of Foreign Affairs
Vienna
Turin
Embria
Prussia
United Provinces
Low Countries
M. d’Argenton
Indies
Count de Maurepas
d’Argenton
Lon Ocon
London
Edevard
Hale
Canter bury prisoner conveyed to Maidstone Gaol
Canterbury December 16. Last Friday Charles Brown Esg. committed Mary Hoye with stealing and carrying away in company with her daughter from their stall in Chatham a silver salt valuers and a large pair of silver shoe buckles valued at 20s on the oaths of Joseph Argent and Simon Joseph.
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Exeter
Edward Drewe
Dolly Treby
St. Ives
Cornwall
John Plumptre
Earl of Buckingham
Col
Charles Parry
Duke of Bolton
John Pumptre
Stamp Brooksbank
Sajtash
Edward Boscawen
Truro
Glasgow
Gould
Africa
Jamaica
Nancy
Bristol
Ditto
Betty
Barnes
Liverpool
John Richard Son
Ely
Horse-Guards
George Benbow
Dragoon Guards
Philip Honeywood
Robert Dundass
Lord Arniston
Scotland
Duncan Forbes
Deceas
David Scott
Scotsftarvir
Fife
Capt
Barrington
Plymouth
Deptford
Harman
John Jackson
Bisham
Berkshire
Martin
St.Christopher’s Church
Bank
Francis Allen
Gray’s Inn
Heddington
Thomas Blakall
Hafely
Oxford
Esy
Bowles
Windsor
Mr. Kirby
Court of Exchequer
Channel Row
Westminster
Alexander Hazelar
Islington
Mr. Chatfield
East India Company
Poplar
John Dean
Susfex
China
Gostlin
Country News
Canterbury
Maidstone Gaol
Charles Brown
Mary Hoye
Joseph Argent
Simon Joseph
Chatham