King’s domination sparks peace overture and cargo hopes
News from Putula reports Dutch control of the port and surrounding territory, with the King offering peace on company terms. En voys and prisoners are expected alongside cinnamon bales, signaling a potential commerce treaty favorable to the Dutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putula
Rio Demerary
Berbices
Europe
Boston
Massachusetts
Saunders
Penobscot
Meferwanderomtt
Eramluit
Sawro Woraramogara
George
Norridgewalk
Bocacour
New-York
London
Montreal
James Jones
Prince George
Dover
Young
Montferrat
Benjamin
Hughes
Barrington
Boas
Leghorn
Countess of Effingham
Crisp
Jamaica
Downs
Port
Elizabeth
Johnston
Freemason
Ayres
Richardson
Volunteer
Woodford
Virginia
Friendship
Ellis
Guadalupe
Bradshaw
Malagas
London Eventing Par Explores Canada Cession
The writer argues against exclusive Canadian territorial claims by Britain and discusses imagined commercial gains from the Canada cession. He cites French arrivals by the Mississippi route and questions the benefits of ceding Canada while noting French adaptations despite loss of territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greag
Britain
France
Canada
Postscript to the London Evening Post readers
The writer argues against the cyder tax, urging repeal to prevent widespread harm to county subjects and property. He fears Parliament’s delay and urges action, noting uncertainty breeds distress while awaiting decisions. Antigallicus denounces Dunkirk criticisms as ministerial manipulation and claims French demolition plans show no real intent to honor peace. Antibatavius critiques annuity schemes and doubts Dutch origins of such ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Anné
Yates
Quebec
Samuel
Betty
Pearson
Boston
Dover
St. Johannes
Hettie Olson
Gaitenburgh
Stockholm
Hull
England
Dogger Bank
Hague
Holland
Prince Henry
Robinson
Goth Regiment of Foot
Jamaica
Havannah
Galway
Ireland
Gottenburgh
Scurfield
Shields
Yarmouth
Hamburgh
St. George’s
Bloomsbury
Huttingthead
Turner
Queenstreet
Sage
Whitaker
Clutton
Somersetshire
John Willes
Willocks
Barcliff-cross
Richard Green
Chelsea
Richard Son
Downing-Street
Westminster
Hervey Elweys
Gervas Elweys
Isabella
John Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
Charles Hl
Tower
James I
Howell
Thomas Overbury
Tower-hill
Lord
William) of Pembroke
Perth
Scotland
George Miller
Perthshire
Salop
Thomas Wynne
Rotherhithe Church
Jonathan Wellbank
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Stephen Thompson
Kirby Hall
County of York
Mr. Pitman
White Lion
Leadenhall-market
Edinburgh
General Post Office
Gabriel Rybaut
Norwich City
Norwich
Rybault
St. George’s Church
Kent-street
Cyder
Macjesty
Philoponum
Kirk
France
Dunkirk
C. Antigallicus
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Adyly
Tirrowgood
Harlow
Epping
Moorfields
William Henderson
William Gibbs
Bridewell
Robert Stephenson
Eppingforest
Mileend
Hackneymarsh
Clerkenwell Bridge
Edward Williams
Wilkinson
Wilkinson and Gresgory
Thames Street
Hitory
Julius Ozsar
David Hume
A. Millar
Catherine Street
Strand
S. Bladon
Pacer-nofter Row
Great Britain and Ireland
Julinus Cesar
Tudor
Steuart
C. R.lowtuheer
Hatton
Crof
London Evening Post
Antibatavius
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