French and Imperial Movements Around Mantua and Mirandola
Reports from Leghorn and Modena describe 300 soldiers detached to reinforce Spanish troops before Monte-Philippo and a French flying camp forming between the Po and the Secchia. Imperial forces retreat from Cazal-Magiore and Sabionetto as sieges and fortifications proceed, with promotions announced in Vienna and updates on Sardinia and Milan fronts.
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Monte-Philippo
Modena
N.S
Picardy
Guastalla
Parmesan
Secchia
Gonzaga
Rozzuolo
Milan
Milan, April 36. M. S
Mantua
Mays
Cazal-Magiore
Sabionetto
Oglio
Gazolo
Count Konigfege
Mirandola
Garifon
Tyrol
Germany
Vienna
Eugene
Rhine
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the Daily Courant
Giano
Peyersberg
Dé Camus
Baron de Ghilani
Regiment of Foot
Paris
Count de Givlay
Hesle-Darmtadt
Darmstadt Cuirasfiers
M. de Cauhi
Wachtendonck
Foot
Frankfort
M. S
Hainault
Hague
Holland
West-Freisland
Don
Lewis da’Cunha
Portugal
Walpole
Great Britain
States General
M. Vifoliet
College of the Admiralty of
Anrived
France
Cremona
Marshal de Noaillés
Sardinia
Spain
Wront
Rambouillet
Versailles
Italy
Marquis de Valins
Dauphiny
Mademoiselle de Miromenil
Marquis d’Orville
Mademoiselle Bouchellier de Chavigny
Marquis de Rambures
Mademoiselle de Verac
Council of State
Cambray
Sorbonne
Marquis de Chamarante
Marquis de Chalmazel
Rovergnne
M. de Berville
London
Tooting
Surry
Compton
Great Marlborough Street