Severe penalties for libels and public political talk decreed
The London Evening-Post reports a kingly decree condemning authors and vendors of libels and satires with severe penalties, and forbidding public political discourse. Other edicts ban foreign silk and cotton goods. News from Madrid, Rouen, Dublin, and Ireland follows with varied political and social notices, including executions, debates on debt insolvency, and local governance events.
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Lifton
Madrid
Baron Warlenaer
States General
Don Joseph de Carvajal de Lancastre
Marquess de la Ensenada
West Indies
Rouen
Caen
Council of State
Iofeffor
M. du Foffe
Versailles
Utrecht
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Earl of
Holderness
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