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Imperial Court Dispatches from Vienna and Rome
News from Moscow to Versailles reports recall and audience for Wratislau in Vienna, possible replacement by Count de Waldstein, and court moves for the king’s coronation. Fortunes shift across Dresden, Poland, and Italy with rulings on ambassadorships, marriages, s Minsters, and church appointments amid ongoing European maneuvering.
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Moscow
N. S. Omt Wratislau
Vienna
Germany
Tis
Count der Waldstein
Dresden
Saxony
Szarina
Wiesbach
Poland
Ukraine
Ferdinand of Courland
Copenhagen
N.S
Fredericksburg
Rosenburg
M. de Sehestedt
France
M. Worm
Charlotte Amelia
Christian VI
N.S. M. Spreegel
The
Oriental Company
Chat Lowery
Count de Wurmbrand
Aufick Council
Modena
Carignan
Foeresto de Este
Hanover
Herenhausen
Sweden
Caffel
Straelsund
Bulau
Life Guards
Hardenberg
Franckfort
Bareith
Darmstat
de Spielenberg
Lilienfeld
Lower Austria
Holstein-Sonderburg-Wiesenburg
Duke of Guattalla
Guattalla
Cologn
Bonn
Luxemburg
Paris
Spain
Seville
Mademoiselle du Clos
M. du Chemin
Duke d’Aiguillon
Duke and Peet
Duke de Sully
d’Orval
Duchy of
Sully
Mademoiselle de Vatan
Marechal
England
Pontainebleau
Compiegne
Versailles
Rome
Corcia
Fini
Resina
Naples
M. Pietragottini
Benevento
M. Bandelmonte
Alessandro Albani
Sardinia
Cardinal de Polignac
Civiavecchia
Holy See
Portugal
Bichi
Count de Almenara
Venicé
Venice
Florence
Tuscany
Robinson
Field of Mars
Horse Grenadiers
Fince
Fontaine
Marquis de Jumilhaé
Mademoiselle de Meenou
Dauphin
Mesdames de France
Trianon
Marli
Duke de St. Aignan
d’Aiguillon
Louise de Lovencourt
M. George Danes
Duke de Boufflers
Abbot de Berwick
College of Navarre
Fercamp
St. Sulpice
Holy Chappel
Prince de Grimbergue
d’Albert
d’Aumont