European Dispatches From Naples To Rome News
Naples reports send more cannon to Gaeta and a battalion with artillery from St. Charles and St. Leopold. Benevento notes a bishop’s vicar named by the Pope amid city joy. Rome covers papal moves, Lisbon treaty hopes, and prison orders for Beneventines. Leghorn reports Genoa intends force to quell unrest in Corsica. Milan notes imperial troop movements and winter quarters. Venice chronicles birth of the Duke of Anjou and embassy visits. More from Vienna, Berlin, and various ports describe diplomatic and military churn across Europe.
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A. T
Gaeta
Capua
St. Charles and
St. Leopold
Catalonia
Benevento
Bandelmonte
Nicastro
Rome
Zuanelli
Belluno
Portugal
Father Mora
Lisbon
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Genoa
Milan
Count de Daun
Vienna
Carinthia
Pavia
Joseph Sermani
Venice
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Count de Gergy
France
Duke of Anjou
Joe
Halbthurn
Cardinal Collonitz
Count Merci
Italy
M. Managetta
Cafchau
Hungary
Transylvania
Ratisbon
Seville
Séville
Don Garlos
Dyet
Geneva
Saccinte
Republick
Hamburgh
Odensee
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