Sweden and Dutch affairs drive Baltic and European tension
The issue review notes Sweden's fleet strength at Riga and Cromflot with 43 ships and various guns, alongside Dutch, Danish, and Spanish diplomacy. It reports on the Count Palatine’s death, succession tensions in Berges Juliers, Hanover-Spain negotiations, and British political moves, including a royal marriage and privateering activity in the Leeward Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Cromflot
Spain
Netherlands
Agus
Sultzbach
Berges
Juliers
Proffis
Tosperiel
Heaover
Peirifise
Palatine
Bergenopon
Denmark
Mynheer Cocymans
Copenhagen
Regus
Bulp
Hanover
Great Britain
Hartz
Wolfembutecl
Brunswick
Count Kinski
Count Seekendorf
Berlin
Vienna
Briconnick
Paris
Soislons
Duke de Bournonville
Sinzendorf
Honover
Amterdam
Tuscany
Parme
Piacenza
Port St. Mary
Council of
Fa Muches
Alexandria
Bathan
Turket
Constantinople
Yis
France
Montg. Bannieres
Bannieres
Italy
Doc Carlos
Soiffenshaji
Properco
Bole
Mossir
Ignes
Coure
Hague
S. Mary’s
Banniers
Dom Carlos
Expres
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Richard Dickson
Tsc
Old Publin
Foreign
London
Pudlik
Sweden
CronQot
Bart. i
Ortree
Bigice
Sth
Uch
Beas Pattieg
Refwal'Co
Gok Bai
Dhip Tad
Seca Tong
Lione
Leeward
Hlands
St. John’s
Maud
St. Thoriid's
Groes
Edward Southwell
Elde& Son
Elg
Ftace
Ireland
Watson
Rockingham
Douglas
Dorlethhire
Aga
Lord Walpole
Joef
Pie Tanese
Nene
Mr. Walden
Kensington
Farley
Bzeter
Naniarly
James Cluff
Mary Green
Green Leteise
Higibue