Madrid News of Retez Trial and European Affairs
Madrid reports Sieur Francis Martin de Retez, Porto Bello governor, to be tried for weak defense against the English. News mentions secret intelligence on Placa, a major Dope Bull for church taxes, and ongoing European negotiations including Denmark, Saxony, Prussia, and the Hanover succession. Recounts naval movements off Oran, Catalonia, and major political shifts shaping the balance of power in Europe.
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Sieur
Francis Martin de Retez
Porto Bello
Verde
Sieur de Retez
Ingdom
Oran
M. de Chavigny
Paris
Lifton
Siastick
Cardinal de Fleury
Marquess de la Chetardie
Rufsian
Duke of
Courland
d’Ostérman
France
Hort
Finch
Allance
Denmark
Elestor
Saxony
Prussia
Russia
House of Hanover
Great Britain
Bremen
V &c
Stetin
Pomerania
Peter the First
Sweden
Europe
Brest
Spanish Men of War and Haddock's Squadron Report
An early 18th century note from George Teague of this place describes signals from Gibraltar and Cadiz. It states that 14 sail of Spanish ships of the line, ranging from 6 to 86 guns, sailed from Cadiz and that Admiral Haddock's squadron lay at Port Mahon. The observer traveled from Gibraltar to London in three weeks.
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Spain
Madrid
Don Philip
Corsica
Ireland
Leghorn
N.S
Gibraltar
Catalonia
Majorca
Copenhagen
Rome
Sacred College
Civite Vecchia
George Teague
London
Cadiz
Haddock
Port-Mahon
King’s Voyage Disrupted by Pottery Wind Incident
London reports show King departed St James's Palace for Lambeth and Gravesend, boarded a ship that failed at once due to a Pottery Wind. During cargo handling for the Countess of Yarmouth, a servant fell into the river with a cabinet of razinaries.
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St.’ James’s
Lambeth
Gravesend
Yarmouth
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