Renewed neutrality and shifting European fortunes report
The letter from The Hague notes uncertain renewal of neutrality between Vienna and Naples, with various armies maneuvering across Europe. It covers Lobkowicz retreat from Rome, policy moods in Saxony and Prussia, Genoa and Piedmont maneuvers, and ongoing sieges of Coni and Tortona amidst British, Spanish, and French interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Naples
Saxony
London
Lobkowitz
Campania
Rome
Sardinia
M. Kalkeen
Russia
M. Daylve
Dresden
Charles of Lorrain
Bohemia
Hungary
Francfort
Prussia
Silesia
Elcorate
Genoa
Republick
France
Spain
Monaco
Piedmont
Coni
Adherence
Earl of Holderwesse
Republick of Venice
Trieste
Fiume
Adriatick
Italy
Merz
Duke de Richelieu
Duke de Bouillon
Marshal NoaiHes
Rhine
MM. de Ghavigny
M.du Teil
Dutch Ships Released in Carthagena News Report
M Greffein charged with Dutch affairs at Yethis Court obtained from the King a release for nine Dutch ships lately taken and brought to Carthagena. An express has been sent to the shipowners with the news. Cadiz reports the Mars of the French squadron has entered that port with a prize vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Milan
Republick of
Genoa
Foma
Luke Spinola
Roy
Arragon
Coosen
Tortona
Republick
Spain
Corsica
Philip
Nice
France
Duchy of
Savoy
Sardinia
Turin
Coni
Baron Leutrum
Con
Don Philip
Centulo
Tarantarca
Olmo
Saluces
Caraglia
Busca
Prince of
Prince of Conti
Hesse Hombourg
Demidoffa
Petersbourg
Great Britain
Warsaw
Grodno
Prague
Vienna
Hungary
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Bohemia
Dresden
Saxe Weiffenfels
Duke of
Saxe-Weislenfels
Charg
Ratisbon
Bernelay
Donaworth
Ingolstad
Straubigen
Traun
Waldmunchen
Bathiani
Pilsen
Prussia
Pifeck
Frauenberg
Nadafti
Bathiari
Budweis
Nuremberg
Count Seckendorff
Bavaria
Neubourg
Brisgau
Fribourg
Hambourg
Holland
Hlambourg
Sweden
Francfort
Count Saxe
Meersebecke
Oudenarde
Brusels
College of
Louvain
Tournay
Epieres
Hague Gazetizer
Hague
Naples
Poland
Elector of
Saxony
Count Weitzel
Paris
Louis XIV
M Greffein
Yethis Court
Carthagena
Cadiz
Lord Mayor Election At Guildhall In London
In London, Aldermen Bernard and Pennant were sworn sheriffs for the coming year at Guildhall. The election of Lord Mayor for the year ensued, Alderman Mare shall and Alderman Hoare were returned, with Mare chosen. Mare gave a handsome speech from the hustings, followed by the present Lord Mayor, both cheered by the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Pennant
Middlesex
Guildhall
Mareshall
Hoare
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