Daily Courant in London, Middlesex

War in Italy Pushed With 70 000 to 80 000 Men

The Daily Courant reports councils of war since Count Konigsegg arrived and a resolve to mobilize an army of 70 to 80 thousand for Italy. Recruits in Bohemia begin marching once magazines are prepared, with flour diverted from Belgrade and Temeswar to Italy. Letters from Trieste note 400 troops arriving at Capua and Glaris consents for a regiment for Don Carlos, while Baden matters pause. In Paris, prosecutions against Convulsionists intimidate. The pope’s Nuncio spoke with the Neapolitan king about Spinelli to Naples. the king set out before receiving orders.