Plan to free trade in America and return Gibraltar heightens fear
The Cardinal de Fleury informs British and Spanish ministers via the Dutch ambassador in Paris of a proposed accord to grant Spain freedom of commerce in its American territories for English ships and to return Gibraltar to Spain in exchange for irrevocable guarantees. The plan would end many disputes but risks Britain keeping Gibraltar. Reports from Hanover, Madrid, and Strasbourg note troop withdrawals, demobilization of Rhine defenses, and forthcoming evacuations and demolitions as preparations continue. Market observations show South Sea stock and bonds at opening levels, with various other securities listed. Disease and casualty tallies for the week are included with burials and drownings.
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