London News Roundup: Deaths and Dispatches From 1700
The Secretary of State for War died at Mirailes aged 32. Reports from Paris note envoys and royal audiences, Spain’s kingly arrival at Bourdeaux, and military movements with 30,000 troops set for Ireland and 15,000 for the Rhine. Chester indicates Sir Robert Cotton and Sir John Manwaring elected knights, Middlesex candidates listed. English East India shares, bank stock, and lottery details updated. port news from Plymouth and Deal. market prices for wheat, rye, barley, and other staples given. Addenda include book publications, sales notices, and new devices for medicine and engineering.
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