Knight hood of Farinello disputed by English reader
A letter questions a London newspaper tale that King of Spain knighted Farinello and set him in a diamond litter. The writer argues the claims are false, defends Italian nobles, mocks the idea of Farinello serving in the king's bedchamber, and urges Britain and the Dutch to seek redress for Spanish depredations.
Brigadier General Lacy Leads Irish Regiment at Oran Siege
Brigadier General Lacy, nephew to the Veldt May, arrived with his Irish Regiment from Spain to reinforce Oran. He landed as Moors attacked the town and, within moments, had his men strip to light coats and advance with sword in hand. The defense repelled the assault, but no notable gifts from the Spanish Court were reported for the conquerors or protectors of Oran.
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Spain
Fion
Farinello
Prince of Asturias
Farinella
Don Philip
Cardinal Infante
Toledo
Oran
Ing. R . Oo
Fatiiello
England
France
Chevaliers de St Louis
Spaidi
Parinello
Italy
Zarmello
Modena
St. James’s Street
Mr. Addison
Harlequino
Sc Wamoucho
Punchinello
Cicero
Duke of Wharton
Matt Noble
Guarda Cosas
States General
Suny Soeney
Republick 3
Fortune
Lacy
Count Lacy
Rufia
Letters from Nimirow Describe Oczakow Fortifications Ruined
In a letter dated the 16th part from Nimirow, reports state Ruffians razed all fortifications at Oczakow except the Citadel and Castle. They will leave only 3000 men for a garrison. Saxon officers recently arrived from the Imperial Army in Hungary say the army’s numbers have halved since the campaign began.
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Brefden
Nimirow
Oczakow
Hungary
Election of Magistrates and Presbytery Movements in Scotland
In Stirling on Sept 26 the burgh elected Thomas, Lord Erskine Provost, and six others to offices including Bailiffs and Treasurer. In Edinburgh on Sept 29 ministers debated admissions to the Confession of Faith. Rev Withart publicly adhered to the Gid Confession while presbytery considered delays. Also noted: Rev Nairn Decession to join the associate presbytery and the ship Nairn of Ely was wrecked with all hands perishing.
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Scotland
Stirling
Thomas
Lord Erskine
John Gillespie
James Stevenson
Andrew Marshal
John Jaffray
James Alexander
Guild
John Gilfillan
Patrick Stevenson
Strachan
Fittee
Aberdeen
Meéfits
Ebenezer
Ralph Erskines
Balfrone
Edinburgh
William Withaet
Withart
Nairn
Ely
Cttack Fife
Eng Iyn
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London
Eveninc G. ‘ Pes Ti
Great Britain
Holland
P.S
Madrid