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Writings banned by Collateral Council in Gravina dispute
The article notes readings and sales of writings favoring the Bishop of Gravina were forbidden under corporal punishment by a decree of the Collateral Council. It reports on Rome and Leghorn dispatches about ecclesiastical tensions, papal audiences, and the ongoing political maneuvering around Parma, Spain, and the Imperial court. It mentions naval movements near Tunis, Corsica, and Cadiz, plus plague in Alexandria and various appointments and pay changes in European courts. It documents Robbery in London, deaths, and pay events for ships, alongside court appointments and imperial negotiations over the Pragmatic Sanction and Bavarian-Palatine elector alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravina
Rome
N.S
Belluga
Spain
Parma
Don Bartholomew Corfini
Count de Visconti
Naples
Abbot de Vinciguerra
Leghorn
Gouletta
Tunis
Levant
Alier
Buggia
Malta
Alexandria
Genta
Fune
N.S. M.de Campredon
France
Corsica
Baron de Wachtendonck
Lombardy
Cadiz
Cagliari
Vienna
Fuietz
M. de Munckhausen
Duke of Brunswick-Wolfemb