Exemption from Duties Ended for Foreign Ministers
A court declaration ends customs exemption for foreign ministers after this year. It cites abuse by envoys who imported large wine, linen, and snuff quantities, though ambassadors like Baron de Breitlach and the Earl of Hyndford are exempted. The measure aims to curb privileges and enforce duties at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Baron de Breitlach
Earl of Hyndford
Stockholm
Order of Peasants
Dyet
Berlin
Marquess de Valery
France
Breda
Poland
Warsaw
Europe
Keith
Madrid
Cape Finisterre
Galicia
Trelan D Cork and Privateers Reach Kinsale Amid War News
Reports from Kinsale note the Turtle privateer of Granville with 14 guns and 74 men, the Tyger and Tygreig privateers from Bristol sending a large Martino ship laden with sugar, and the Grand Bygenea privateer from Bilboa with 240 men and 24 guns causing havoc since the Spanish War began, with about 120 English ships reportedly taken. Dublin letters record new ecclesiastical appointments in Church-Town Belturbet and Belturbet Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piastres
Missifsipi
Mississipi
Rennes
Havannah
Genoa
Corsica
Republick
theinAyliaries
San Fiorenzo
Rivarola
Lodi
Brown
Piedmont
Trebia
Bobbio
Castel-San-Giovanni
Bron
Stradella
Tortona
Placentia
Scotti
Anguisola
Leghorn
Lombardy
Aula
Lavenza
Lunegiana
de Richelieu
Nice
Brie
Villafranca
Nibiani
Count Althan
Turin
Baron Leutrum
Vintimiglia
Leutrum
Paris
Fontainbleau
Marshal Belleisle
Versailles
Cork
Hampshire and Badgwater
Kinsale
Turtle
Granville
Tyger
Tygreig
Bristol
Bilboa
Henry Maxwell
Dean Richardson
Deceas
Belturbet
Purse of 160 Guineas Run at Leith on Saturday
In Edinburgh Leith Laids two horses owned by the Right Hon. Earl of March and Hon. Francis Charteris contested a purse of 160 guineas. The Earl of March's horse won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Leith
Earl of March
Francis Charteris
Amisfield
London political rumors amid the Dutch crisis
In London the march of the Reffans seems unlikely as a damp cloud settles hopes from the Court of B a. Political geographers ponder potential allies after Kowli Kan's death. The Grand Turk favors France, while the Mogul and Chinese emperors are distant to send aid to the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kowli Kan
Netherland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Bniffels
M. Lowendahl
76Th Intrant
Antwerp
Mechlin
Netherlands
Douai
Liege
Mercy d’Argenteau
Wally
Limbourg
Ruremond
Prussia
Vienna
Brussels
Shelde
Lowendahl
Zealand
Trelan D
Country News
Redland
Greenway
Alderman Elton
Gloucester