Frontiers and Finance Shake Naples Era Ambitions
An analysis from the Hague letter notes 28 000 troops near the Ecclesiastical State’s frontiers defending against Austrian designs. It cites heavy taxes and Spanish troop burdens as fueling discontent, alongside a proposed French siege of Maastricht and a Provence expedition. Dutch officials debate removing the Austrian garrison to deter France, while urging firm action to expel French gains in the Low Countries.
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Rome
Braithwaitz
Pouillin
Hague
France
Maastricht
Republick
Baron de Reisbhach
Maestricht
Provence
Italy
Low Countries
Florence
Genoa
Leghorn
Doge
Geneva
Retird
Novi
Marquess de Botta
Placentia
Lyons
Marshal Belleifle
Paris
Assur
Prague
Brussels
Devon
Manchester
London
Harborough
St. James’s Park
Genteman
Pottern
London Wall
Scotland
Chandler
May-Fair Chapel
Jermyn Street
Archambo
Covenry Street
Clack
Robins
King- Street
Tower-Hill
Marriages of Grant and Kilpatrick in Scotland
Edinburgh news reports the marriages of Patrick Grant of Rothimurchus to Helen Grant daughter of Lord Elchies and William Kilpatrick principal clerk of Saffron to Miss Areskine daughter of Lord Tinwald. Also a Glasgow ship Robert and John long missing was reportedly captured by a 64 gun French warship and later destroyed near Dinant.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Patrick Grant
Rothimurchus
Helen Grant
Lord Elchies
William Kilpatrick
Areskine
Lord Tinwald
Robert and John
Glasgow
Virginia
Dinant
John Selwyn
Charles Hanbury Williams
William Murray
Taymond
Hornsby
Anthony Sawyer
Col. Sawyer
Anthony Duncomb
Downton
Whitehall
Pentillie Castle
Cornwall
James Tillie
Ely
Bath
George Graham
Dundaff
Stirling
Duke of Montrose
Nottingham
Queen Street
Westminster
Siccomb
Mile-End-Green
Stepney Church
Martha Jones
Miss Chitty
Princess of Wales
London
Leadenhall
Rome
Genoa
Cardinal Acquaviva
Cardinal’s
Albani
Naples
Tuffany
Gentleman Rescued After Night in Pit Near Leftwithiel
A traveler returning from Ewes's Feast fell into a 20 foot pit during a horse chase and was found unharmed several hours later. The money paid to rescuers led to their drinking, a tinner then fell into a 40 foot pit but escaped with minor injuries. no serious harm occurred.
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Leftwithiel
É. Ewes
Rumors of treaty and royal influence in European affairs
Long, mixed column reports speculation on a new offensive defensive treaty among maritime powers, Duke of Cumberland’s provisional plans, expected levies and appointments, plus local crime, petitions, and notable deaths. It links court maneuvering with wartime Europe and domestic unrest in London.
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Loup
RicHarp III
Europe
Duke of Cumberland
Holland
Jamtes’s
Marquess of Granby
Edward Manners
Duke of Rutland
Flanders
Hugonet