Neapolitan and European dispatches recount resignations and naval actions
Naples reports the resignation of Regent of the Great Court and interim replacement by M. de Maio. Port fleets sail to recover cannon, with provisions arriving for public magazines. Genoa notes pardons after a conspiracy, while Venice records new captain appointments and naval losses of the Algerine squadron amid a storm. News from Brussels, Paris, and Berlin covers court audiences, militia movements, and royal weddings.
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M. de Maio
St. Charles
Messina
Florence
Marquis de Chateaufort
Italy
Marquis de Benuccini
Leghorn
Genoa
N.S
Vienna
Ciaccaldi
Raffaeli
Savanna
Senate
Republick
Barcelona
Levant
Bologna
N. S
Visconti
Naples
M. Simonetti
Prince of
Wirtemberg
Venice
M. Lomellini
Faenza
Milan
Don Julio Visconti
Parma
Questor Ramirez
Savona
Baron de Wachtendonck
Corsica
Pétersourg
France
Poland
Count de Munchen
Brismarck
Mad
Freyden
Foot
Astracan
Beveren
Biron
Count de Munich
Czarina
Admiral Sievers
M. Lauro Minotto
Corton
St. John de Patmos
Corfu
Mosconigi
Mitylene
Fogios
Bruffls
Fune
Count de ‘Fonseca
Austrian Netherlands
Council of Finances
Hainault
Valenciennes
French Flanders
Lisle
Hoagie
Fifich
Triers
Metz
Frankfort
Elector of
Count de Harrach
Count de Kinski
London
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