Europe War News From Copenhagen to Maestricht
A late June digest reports Denmark’s neutrality under pressure from French subsidies, with Sweden and Prussia potentially aligning to keep Northern crowns in check. Moves include French forces marching on Nice, Belleisle diversions, Austrian and Piedmontese actions near Genoa, and Allied marches toward Maestricht amid shifting headquarters and contingents.
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Europe
France
Hambourg
Sweden
Prusia
Denmark
House of Austria
Rotterdam
Funé
Prince of Orange
Stadtholder
Hague
London
Constantinople
Belgrade
Tuscany
Hamburgh
Lubec
Turin
Nice
Leutrum
Ventimiglia
Baron Leutrum
Menton
Montalban
Villafrancas
Dauphine
Barceloneta
Quayras
M Belleisle
Leghorn
Fimetz
Rome
Monte Rotondo
Fane
Fendh
Troog J
Briancon
Piedmont
Villafranca
B.S
Genoa
Meldhert
Everbode
Zoerle
Westerloo
Diest
Meldert
Corps de Reserve
Prince Wolfenbuule
Summen
Baronias
Haffelt
Trips
Louvain-and
Tirlemont
Maestricht
Comte de Clermont, Prince
Bilfen
Tongres
St. Tron
Baronial
Louvain
Lord Clare
Dort
Saxe Hildbourshausen
Brest
Parc
Houshold
Prince Clermont
Dublin Elects Ripton Lord Mayor for Year Ahead
IR ELAWN D. Dublin June 16 Alderman George Ripton elected Lord Mayor for the year succeeding in place of ill Chief Edward Hunt. Last Tuesday James Colthurst High Sheriff Cork married Miss Ruffel Cork City. Dr Hugh Baillie Admiralty judge condemned Grand Allexir French privateer restored to owners salvage paid. inventory of apparel furniture to captors.
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IR Elawn
Dublin
George Ripton
Edward Hunt
James Colthurst
County of
Cork
Ruffel
Archibald Stewart Appears in Edinburgh Court
Edinburgh June 16 Archibald Stewart late Lord Provost appeared before the Justiciary Court with a Bill for Criminal Letters brought by the Lord Advocate. The trial, after the bill passed, is postponed to July 3.
Crowe Made Mayor of Norwich on Tuesday
Norwich reports William Crowe Esq was born Mayor of the city on Tuesday. Also noted is the death ofMr Robert Twyford, a prominent Woollen Draper in the Market, who served as Sheriff in 1731.
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Country News
Norwich
William Crowe
Robert Twyford
Edward Vernon last of Britons and naval fame
Poem speaks of Edward Vernon as the last of Britons who dared free seas and fought Spain, noting his hand on the trident and his native worth while lamenting that smugglers gained favor and his brow bore no coronet.
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Edward Vernon
Spain
Press Liberty Threats and Political Moves in Parliament
The text reports on a ministerial pamphlet attacking press liberty, a new appointment in the Treasury replacing the resigned Earl of Middlesex, and noted financial and naval orders. It also mentions marriages, deaths, dispensations for church livings, prisoner releases, trials, pay, and naval actions around Portugal, Dover, and Jamaica, with speculation on Knowles’s command and an expedition against St John’s.
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Monty
Barnaby Backwell
Fleet Street
Numell
Hambourg
Lisbon
Portugal
Lords
Admiralty
Gwynn
Séleil
Dover
Sheerness
Chatham -Yards
Richard Gimbert
Parsons
St. Catherine’s Church
Tower
Donaldson
Whitechapel
Dublin
Sunderland
Messrs
Sanderforth
Lancashire
Caldwall, &c
Budge-Row
St. Thomas’s Hospital
William Weekes
Duke’slace
Salisbury
William Weston
Customs
Corporation of Pool
Cornhill
Henry Lang
Conrade Lang
Bush-Lane
Wood Street
Bowin
John Alfce
Sourhill
Kellington
Cornwall
Merton
Devon
Exeter
George Parry
Earl of
Uxbridge
Meftis
Ward
Carrington
Suffolk
King’s Bench
Whitehall
Great-Britain
Harley
Bristol
Falmouth
Amsterdam
Rigz
Brest
King George
Prince of Orange
Louisa Ufrica
Malaga
Henry, Long
Rhode Island
Penzance
Martinico
Knowles
Jamaica
St. John’s
Capé Breton