Negotiations and Disputed Terms in Netherlands Alignments
Hague reports on ongoing deliberations of the States of Holland with delays and obstacles. Dispatches from Paris and London discuss proposed conciliations among Versailles Vienna and London, while German and Italian fronts reveal mixed signals about Warsaw, Placentia, and broader imperial strategy.
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Holland
Paris
Count Waffenaer
M. Gilles
d’Argenton
Versailles
Vienna
London
Netherlands
Cape Breton
Dunkirk
Strecht
Amsterdam
Hague
Germany
Saxony
Warsaw
Bohemia
Poland
Petersbourg
Munich
Dresden
Raufboch
Assirt
Bavaria
Berlin
Turin
Count de‘Richecourt
Placentia
Out-done and vigilance in wartime reflections in London
In London reports the fleet movement from Brest is questioned with warnings of smuggling prizes and the potential Dutch mediation as a master stroke. Privateers Capt. Elworthy captures two ships bound for Bayonne and Bourdeaux. In Woolwich troops prepare for embarkation while West of England merchants consider forming a Manufactures Society to spur industry and trade. A Bethnal Green church consecration and several court proceedings are noted alongside high treason trials and proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charnel Gruizers
Brest
Ferrel
Spain
France
Fai
Outir
Netherlands
Elworthy
Dragon
Bristol
Bayonne
Bourdeaux
Jaden
Combe
Woolwich
England
Ireland
Bethnal- Green
Llandaff
Matthew
St. Dunstan’s Stepney
King’s Hall
Brazen-Nose College
Oxford
John Brooksbank
Dunstan
Stepney
John
William
James . Carrington
Lincoln
Clayworth
Nottinghamhire
Lord Chan ‘Cellor
Lincoln’s Inn -Hall
Richard Tones
Duke of Beaufort
Rhtban
Denbigh
St. Asaph
Worthembury
Flint
Chéster
Durham
Richard Arundel
Jacob Ackworth
Joseph Allen
His Majesty
Bridewell
Bethlem
Thomas Towers
Joseph Gape
Robert Alsop
Ely
Edward Gibbon
John Bacon
Thomas Brydges
Elgrs
Wallington
Abraham Purcas
George Sifton
John Howell
Samuel Seawell
Barnaby Backwell
Thomas Berwick
Westminster Hall
Togo
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Christopher Taylor
James Dawson
Manchester Regiment
Thomas Deacon
Ditto
John Berwick
John Hunter
Dita
Rebels in the North Suppressed by English Forces
A Darlington to London route report notes Murray of Brough ton guarded by Messengers and Dragoons. An Aberdeen officer warns of embargoes and ruined ships as rebels flee Highlands while Inverness sees hundreds surrender arms, soon scattered across northern Scotland.
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York
Murray
Broughton
Darlington
Boroughbridge
Wetherby
London
Cockayne
Lord Alark Kerr
Dragos
Frazersburgh
Shire of
Aberdeen
King
Highlands
Culloden
Inverness
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Count de Gages
Lodi
Don Philip
Maillebois
Lambre
Codogne
Crema
Bresfan
Veronese
John Willes
Knt
Common Seas
Thomas Abney
Michael Foster
Knr
Council For
Council
Wynne
Clayton
Parrot
Willes
Justice Wright
Baron Clive
Cour
Andrew Blood
John Saunderson
Thomas Syddall
James Wilday
Charles Deacon
David Morgan
Monmouth
Pretender’s Council
Morgan
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