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Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Cessation of hostilities until June 19 agreed between the Emperor and Holland, paving way for peace. Emperor to abandon Scheldt claims; Dutch to cede Maestricht, three Meuse bailiwicks, and funds for expenses.
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In addition to the European occurrences, we find; That a cessation of hostilities, until the 19th of June, between the Emperor and Holland; is absolutely agreed on; this important event may be considered as a sure forerunner of peace, and as a renewal of the general state of tranquillity throughout Europe ; the conditions of settling the peace were said to be that the Emperor gives up his pretensions to the Scheldt, and that, in return for this concession, the Dutch give him Maestricht, together with three Bailiwicks on the Meuse, and a sum of money to reimburse his expenses.
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Holland
Event Date
Until The 19th Of June
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emperor gives up pretensions to the scheldt; dutch give maestricht, three bailiwicks on the meuse, and a sum of money to reimburse expenses
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A cessation of hostilities until the 19th of June between the Emperor and Holland is absolutely agreed on; this event is considered a forerunner of peace and renewal of tranquillity in Europe; conditions include the Emperor relinquishing claims to the Scheldt in exchange for Maestricht, three Bailiwicks on the Meuse, and financial reimbursement.