Imperial Envoy reports treaty signed and fleet arrives
From Hague and Brussels reports say the Emperor and the Larks signed peace terms and an envoy expects confirmation. An East India fleet of 22 richly laden ships, cargo valued high, has entered our harbors. News from Antwerp covers fires, looting, and a church blaze. In London, Sicilian envoy delivers a letter to the King, declaring Philip of Spain as King of Sicily after Barcelona troops landed in Palermo. Financial columns note stock movements, and a long list of local notices and medicinal advertisements fill the page.
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