Peace prospects and Mediterranean shipping amid mounting war
Re ports from Genoa to Vienna and Paris describe revived hope for peace with the Count de Rothemburg pressing for Seville treaty terms while military preparations continue for Italy and Gibraltar. News from Madrid and Cadiz notes drought, rising levies, and casualties from the yellow fever. The English and Dutch fleets seek neutral shelter as ships endure tempestuous seas and the Emperor weighs proposals before Parma and Placentia.
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Gibraltar
Uemon
Leghorn
France
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Neale
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Martiere
Perkins
Alicante
Ife
Byles
Wadham
Portsmouth
Lovely Ann
Mackur
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