Edict Prohibits Naples Subj's Communication with Imperial Party
From Naples and Sicily comes notice of a king issued edict forbidding subjects to hold any correspondence or commissions for the Imperial Party under penalty of confiscation and ten years banishment for nobles found in clandestine dealings. The piece discusses Messina, Trapani, Syracuse sieges, and shifts in military plans amid ongoing European diplomacy.
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Naples
Sicily
Messina
Trapani
Mear
Syracuse
Capua
Calais
D’ Asfeldt
Fitz-Walliams
Dover
John Law
Ostend
Flanders
Paris
Hague
France
Walpole
London Notice Ledger of Politicals and Arrivals
London news reports a Parliament petition to ease liquor traders from quartering charges, royal appointments and transfers, naval chaplains named, marriages and deaths, and dispatches from Turin and Harwich detailing court events and public entertainments. Notable items include Earl of Winchelsea's expected arrival, Princess of Orange at Harwich, and Earl of Waldegrave's secretary's arrival with French dispatches.
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London
Crow
Chigwell
St. Paul’s
City of Westminster
Earl of
Palace Yard
Westminster
Tomas Palmer
Eigg
Bridgwater
Harwich
Princess of Orange
Holland
Cor- Hotton
Three Cups
Countess of Suffolk
Royal Palace
Lord Hobart
St James’s Square
Countess of Tankerville
Cecil
Bristol
Barigor
Penniston Booth
Windsor
Sardinia
Earl of Essex
Turin
Earl of Waldegrave
St. James’s
France
Oliver Naylor
Lord Morpeth
Lincoln
Cartor
Carlisle
Admiralty
Simms
Banyon
Jamaica
Wilson
Covent Garden
Argyle
Wharton
Chilwell-Street
Boehm
Clement Boehm
Size-Lane
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Lewis Watson
Duke of Richmond
Louise Rene de Penencouet Dé Querouille
Poruspeath
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D’ Alefeldt
States-General
Constantinople
Poland