Siege, Fleet, and Riot Reports Across England and Europe
A period summary describes naval and military buildup as Ferivaert besieged and Landau invested, plus royal praise for unity under the Queen. It notes riots in May Fair wounding Constable Cooper, executions promised for those involved, and prison accommodations. Diplomatic and fleet movements from London to Spithead, Dover, and Harwich are reported, with notices of ships, muster sizes, and returns.
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Ferivaert
Landau
Burgundy
England
William
Tong
St Fames’s
John Cooper
St Fames Parish
Newgate
London
Heer Dickvelt
States General
Europe
Berwick
Monsieur Sorel
Windsor
Portsmouth
Duke of Ormond
Earl of Portland
Holland
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of Arran
Harwich
Dover
Potr
Famour
Star of
Dunkirk
Vince Siits
Robert Winess
Excise
Mr Temple
Swarn
Jacks Coffee
Sweetings
Exchange
Richard Holland
Thames Street
Spithead
Portmouth
Isle of Wight, Co
Southampton
Orbniel Barker
High-street
Fach
William Fuller
Hole
Guild-hall
Maze Cleeve
Serjeants Inn
Chancery-lane
Richard Hathaway
Little Kirby-street
Corrie Chapel
Hatton
Church of England
Doblems
Henry
Sc Cheesman
Abenger
Surrey
Salisbury
Weill. Finch
St Giles
Jo. Brody
Lieut. Richards
Marine Coffee
Piccadilly
Ebecks
G. C
Pluertsa
St James-street