News from the Flanders War Front March 4 to April 5
Letters from Genoa March 4 report a Westward voyage with five Catalan ships and three Xebeques carrying artillery for Don Philip's army, plus another Catalan convoy at Palamos. Prince Lobkowitz camps near Naples with General Brown. reinforcements expected. March 23 reports Galley movements to Toulon and Menorca, and preparations for Brest squadron. April 5 notes ships arriving at Dunkirk and marching to Chend to embark for England.
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England
War Declared by Britain Against the French King
The London Gazette reports His Majesty in Council declaring war on the French King. The proclamation cites violations of the Pragmatic Sanction, French support to enemies, and provocations in Europe and America. Letters of marque are authorized to privateers, with Dunkirk siege noted as a potential strategic aim. The proclamation ends with the King’s speech to Parliament endorsing the declaration.
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Sir John G Cole Receives Freedom of the City
Sir John G Cole is presented with the Freedom of this City on Friday in a ceremonial event. Local officials honor his service and contributions to the community during the presentation.
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