The Savoy Armistice and Milan Claim in Early 17th Century
The narrative recalls French and Savoyard pretensions to Milan reflecting treaty intrigues and shifting power across Europe, including Henry IV's ambitions and Ravaillac's assassination, alongside naval actions and privateers off Falmouth and Leith. Ensuing dispatches describe prizes, captures, and port activity from Rochelle to Portsmouth, with further notes on royal appointments, orders, and public notices.
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SaVoy
Milan
Henry the Great
France
Spain
Netherlands
Naples
Sicily
Milanese
Italy
Sardinia
Austria
Norway
Falmouth
William, Wilcox
Jamaica
Rochelle
Mountsbay
Dunkirk
Antonie Figaly
Sam, &c
Hero
Venus
Plymouth
Southampton
Portsmouth
Portfoy
Laverock
Leith
St. Abb’s Head
Troup Head
le Marshal Duc de Noailles
Buchannefs
West Indies
Cork
Union
Corke
Molly
Merry
Waterford
Combe
Bristol
Prince William
Wilye
Blesing
Dancy
Dublin
Dolphin
Williams
Providence
Nash
William
Garifon
New York
St. Kitts
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Laimerce
Indelligenc
Spinflower
Bivens
Atin
London
Wham
Ffallam
Ecket
Marshall
Cookson
New York Packet
Mortis
Philadelphia
Downs
Hazard
Hunter
Happy
Mebark
Sygansea
Duke of York
Augusta
Chapel Royal
Rochester
Lord Weymouth
St. James’s
Knights of the Hon
Order of the Bath
Lord Talbot
Earl of Talbot
the Houshold
John Evelyn
Thomas Townshend
Elfyrs
Board of Green Cloth
Lord Warkworth
George Lennox
George Doddington
Melcomb Regis
Dorsetshire
George Sackville
Dover
Barbary
Lord Anson
Tower
Thomas Wilbrahant
Westminster Hospital
John Berens
Copthall Court
Throgmorton-street
County
City of York
Anne Richmond
Wardour Street
Oxford-road
Painter
King’s Bench Walks
Inner Temple
Henry Anderson
Hichinbrook
Lord Sandwach
Charles Street
Berkeley’ Square
Crown Court
Graves
Clerkenwell
John Bedall
Admiralty Office
High Seas
Admiralty of England
Suffice-Hall
Old Bailey
Clevland
Kingston
Naffan
Buckingham
Admiralty
Sheerness
Boys
P. Stephens
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
His Majesty
Crozvz
Chatham
Sheernes
Guildhall
Bathurst
N. B
Bank of England
Lottery
London Hospital
Merchant Taylors Hall
Threadneedle-Street
Richard Lord Bishop
Peterborough
St. Laurence’s Church
Tewards
Tho. Harley
Theodore Hodshon Marshe Dickinson
Edward Lee
Peter Mairman
George Colebrooke
Edward
Neeve
Andrew Grote
John Anth
Rucker
James ‘Haughton Lang
Thomas Truman
Iron
Henry Uhthoff
Henry Earl of Lincoln
James Street
Westminger
St. Margaret’ S Church
Philip
Siyuide
King’ S Arms
New Palace-Yard
Richard Jebb
Sackville Bale
Richard Ripley
James Sayer
A.wharley Humphrey
Richard Day
Handel
Duke of Chandos
Cleeter
Princes-Court
Westminster
G. Cleeter
Drapers Hall
Duke of Marlborough
John Lord
Oxford
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
Duke of
wJcriet
the Earl of Northumberland
Lord Nantham
Lord
Boston
John Hynde Cotton
James Colebrooke
Nath
Peter Delmé
Nicholas Magens
Nathaniel Mason
John Spelman
John ‘Fhorriton
Haugh
Raw Marth
William Wilson
Cannon-Street
Londons
Tunnicliff
Rotheram
Yorkshire
Biram
T. B
Chester
White Lion
King’s Head Inn
Castle and Faulcon Inn
Alderfeate
Lye
White Bear Inn
Coventry
George Smith
Daniel Smith
Tho
Dullison
Giles Tottingham