European News From Harbors and Courts Abroad
From Holland and Vienna, March 15, reports state France will maintain neutrality toward Britain and Spain unless their war worsens Europe. Semlin fortification rises as Belgrade is remembered. Paris dispatches confirm heavy preparations for Majorca and a 15,000 man landing, with artillery and provisions. Cadiz notes Haddock sails to Port Mahon with eight ships, a stricter embargo on British goods, and new certificates required for Spanish imports. Stockholm mentions 20,000 men to Pomerania in spring. Hague reports mixed West Indies news, with focus on Menorca and Majorca aims, while Paris notes Algerine ambitions near Oran amid Britain’s proposals to aid and swap Oran.
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Great Britain
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Tanneman
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Majorca
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Cadiz
Gibraltar
Haddock
Port Mahon
Admiralle
England
Port-Mahon
Indies
Hambourg
Stockholm
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M. de Calling
Pomerania
Francfort
Vienna
Petersbourg
Berlin
Hague
Vernon
Jamaica
Mexico
Catalonia
Minorca
Malaga
Duke of Ormond
Algiers
Tunis
Oran
Arms and Marriage News From Dublin to Derry
Ireland reports 114 chests of arms sent to Charles's-Fort Derry and Limerick with cannons to ports and garrisons under repair. Miss Molly Roe wed Philip Walth at Rowe's Green Tipperary, famed as a celebrated beauty. Letters patent pass for Robert Watts as Dean of St Edan. Debates note Lord Lieutenant's safety measures and Spanish war warnings urging defence readiness.
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Philip Walth
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Robert Watts
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Joseph Story
Killaloe
House of Commons
House of Comemons
Duke of Devonshire
Privateers and captured vessels near Mounts Bay report
Falmouth March 17 news recounts William Thomas observing seven men ashore from crews of five vessels seized yesterday near Lizard by a Spanish privateer from St Sebastian with 16 guns and 150 men. Loot taken. two ships loaded with coal, corn, or Liverpool cargo. Authorities fear further plundering near coast villages, with many crew on wagons and watchfulness urged.
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William Thomas
Port Avon
Mountis Bay
Helford Passage
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