Sailed orders and events from Rome to Lombardy battles
An extended dispatch notes Diggi and Duke de Montemar journeying through Rome and Naples to join troops, with details of the King’s progress toward Matera and Melazzo. It cites Spanish troop movements near Arezzo, Parma, and Bologna, ships sailing from Barcelona, and eight thousand sacks of corn en route to Lombardy. Also reports deaths, political moves, court ceremonies, and upcoming races at Epsom.
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Diggi
Duke de Montemar
Rome
Cardinal Bellagia
Basilick
St- Peter
Naples
Matera
Sicily
Marquis de Gracia-Real
Melazzo
Florence
Count Laurenet
France
Arezzo
Tuscany
Sienna
Pisa
Barcelona
Parma
Bologna
Lombardy
Dieppe
Havre de Grace
Chalais
Dunkirk
M. Denhiers de Reffons
Royal
Order of St. Lewis
Artillery
Royal Academy of Sciences
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Keen
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Jerusalem
Lisle
Archbishop of Canterbury
Oilock
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John
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Marcoto Layer
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van Exke
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