Today in the Frisan Isles Willem V van Oranje-Nassau spoke to the citizens as Royalist brought up the Prinsevlag. He said "My People..Protestants and Catholics....The Wool known as the Batavian Republic has been pulled over your eyes...This wool has been pulled by the treacherous Frenchmen. They seek to control us! To enslave we the honest Dutchmen! We may be The Catholic Royalists...But we all are united! Not divided by faith! But United by God in all faithes! We must rise against those who would seek to enslave us! Rise men and women of Holland! Rise for God and Fatherland!"
-William V van Oranje-Nassau

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Fourth Report on the African conquest
The French are almost gone from Africa! Great news has reached from Africa, General James Bosfield has captured all the lands and settlements that the French own in Africa. One one remains and that is the French port town of Treble, the General and his army have already start to besiege the town and Admiral Charles Grainwood as already blockaded all its ports. Now the French are almost defeated and gone in Africa, our armies prepare to secure our border more in the East of Africa and move up more in the West. Admiral Charles Grainwood as maybe sent some ships to blockade the ports of Treble, but himself and the rest of the fleet don't sit still. He and the rest of his fleet are transporting an army more to the south of Africa to start and conquer lands there. The Parlement is already glad that the French are almost gone in Africa, but they still want to expand a lot in Africa.

The Minister of Defence has already ordered to start a recruitment of a huge British army that will be under command of a skilled general. What the purpose will be of this army in Africa and where it will head to is still unknown. The Minister of financial affairs is the most happiest person in the Parlement for the moment, because of the new lands that have been conquered are now filled with farms, trade ports, churches and roads for trade. The economy has had a great jump in the air now all the lands in Africa are making us rich with the Sea trade, all the slaves and farm incomes. Our Eastern borders in Africa are fortunatly still peacefull and safe from the Natives of the east of Africa at least for now. It seems they have had enoug of us, because we have no reports of enemy armies and even our scout have nothing to report about them.

Second Report on the Australian conquest
The Earl of Essex continues to conquer more lands. William Frelin, the Earl of Essex continues with his army to capture more settlements and lands in Australia. Hundreds and hundreds of miles among the coasts have been captured by him and his army. Every settlement that gets captured by the General is ordered to construct churches, ports, roads, markets and defence forts for incase. Many fleets sail from the large city of Sydney to all these recent captured settlements to put British garrisions, priests, builder, slaves and governors. The city of Sydney is now the capital of the colony Australia and its head of operations, all the fleets stop by there to get there orders or resupply. Sydney is one of the most biggest and busiest cities in the world. The city has many reasons to be that because of the, many fleets who stop there to get there orders, the hundreds of trade ships who get there to trade, because it is the center of the Church of England in Australia. Sydney does have a governor to govern the city itself, but it doesn't have a Duke to rule the city and its surrounding lands completly. Many elections have already started back in Great Britain to be the new Duke of Sydney. The person who will become it will have the most authority in Australia, because of this it is a well wanted postition (and because most want it for the riches you can have there).

The Parlement has already sent an army to get to the north of Australia to capture all that. Many scout reports have already arrived and tell that almost no danger is presence is in Northern Australia. Fortunatly this makes it very easy for the army and its commanding general to take and conquer all its lands and construct new settlements and convert the population to our religion. The Earl of Essex has already captured half of Southern Australia, because not much resistance has been found in Australia. At least unlike Africa natives, the Australians are more friendly to our supreme Britsh armies, fleets, governors, religions and King. Another army will be transported from Sydney to the East of Australia to conquer lands there just like in Southern Australia, and what is going happen in the North of Australia. An army has been transported to and has arrived in New Sealand. This army commanded by General Arthur Wellesley, a very great statesman and an immense skilled commander from Ireland. He will go and march with his army to the city of Wellington and he will besiege it in a few days, reinforcements will come the next two weeks when more soldiers have arrived in Sydney and whne more have been recruited in Sydney.


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Owner of The Times.

Poland will be joining us.

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The Frisian Islands(de Waddeneilanden)
In the past days the Frisian Islands have been captured. Admiral John Bearteeth has sailed with his fleet to the Frision Islands and caputred them with some men under the orders of the King and the Parlement. The Admiral took them one by one, without much resistance of the population and neither of the French. The Admiral has start the construction of a large base of operations on the Islands to prepare to defend them. Willem V that was the Stadhouder of the Netherlands, but fled to England when the French took his fatherland. For now he is already happy that we have already taken the Frisian Islands from the cursed French. The fleet of Admiral John isn't holding though they have started to blockade many ports that are among the coasts of the Batavia Republic.

Third Report on the African conquest
The armies have been brought to a stop of the invading Natives of the East. It seems that our armies have hold them off for now, and the Natives of the East have stoped to invade and attack our Eastern African borders. Our troops in the West though are going to continue to invade, they have stoped to get more to the west but for now they capture all the lands in the north that are between the city of Monrovia and our Western African borders. Finnaly after a month General James Bosfield has captured with his men the large rich town of Lome from the French. The siege was hard and many had fallen, but now the town of Lome and its surrounding lands belong now to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Still nothing of French reinforcements, that is because Admiral Charles Grainwood has destroyed most of the French fleets in Africa and because for now it takes to long for the French to get to the help needed locations. General James Bosfield and his army are still getting reinforcements though and he is pushing to get the last French settelments and lands that are around the Gulf of Guinea.

The conquest of Australia.
British armies that are located in Australia are now marching more to the west under the command of William Frelin, 13th Earl of Essex. The Earl of Essex is marching the armies every where in Australia to capture every piece of land and settlement. For now he has been completly succesfull, he was already captured South Middle coasts of Australia. William Frelin is a very talented general and he is very good to let his armies march with a very high speed, almost so good as the French. He has given orders already to let builders built churches, forts, ports and bases of operations among the coasts of Southern Australia. Priests, slaves, builders and other men have also been brought with ships to Australia to do all their work there. The Parlement has decided to only conquer the lands among the coasts for now, to prevent the armies from dying of the heat in the deserts in the middle of Australia.


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Owner of The Times.

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Another alliance proposal declined.
The Americans had sent us an alliance proposal, this one we declined just like the one of Spain. The Americans want an alliance with us to battle the Kingdom of Spain, but we aren't on the same mind with this. We aren't at war with Spain and we like to keep that for the time being, and we don't earn that much of money with the trade with Spain but we have no realy big reasons to go to war with them. The King and the Parlement agreed that we are getting a lot of money of the trade with America we still don't like them enough to have an alliance. His royal highness the King spoke his mind on this: "we don't want to insult the Americans, but for now we just want to stay out of another war because we want to focus on the French." Even the Minister of Defence had said something about this: "if we would start another war then we aren't afraid to loose, but afraid to still have a great bloodbath on both sides."

Second Report on the African conquest.
A few great victories for the British armies in Africa and a great push. The large British army of General James Bosfield has captured quite a few settlements of the West French territories at the coasts and on the middle lands. The General and his army are now marching to the large rich town of the French called: Lome. Scouts have already told the General that the town has a strong and heavy garrison, but fortunatly for us Admiral Charles Grainwood has already blockaded the port of the city so no reinforcements or food can be brought by water. More good news is in the West of Africa where British armies are capturing land after land on the coasts and on the middle land. They have now captured all the lands between our territories in Africa and the city of Monrovia, wich has been captured this late afternoon. Besides all the good news, there is also bad news from the East of our African territories. The natives have put a defeat on us in the battle at Benue, both sides have lost many soldiers. For now no lands have been taken from us or from them, but our armies hold their positions to hold the enemy armies and wait for reinforcements.


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Owner of The Times.