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Indisposition of the Queen and court movements in 18th century Naples
Physicians warn the Queen’s indisposition could worsen though she improves. Diplomatic shifts include Mocenigo delaying audiences, Spain awarding a title to a noble, and arrangements for Sicily’s administration. News from Malta, Sardinia, and Turkey describe naval actions, troop movements, and small skirmishes with Barbary forces. London and European reports note political plots, policing of mutinies, economic activity, and court appointments as observers follow the wider crisis.
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John Mocenigo
St. Mark
Republick of
Venice
Count de St. Estevan
Madrid
Spain
Novlewan
Charni
Duke of
Castro-Pignano
Barholomew
Corfini
Prince Corsini
Sicily
Count de Fuenclara
Vienna
Count de Wackerbarth-Salmour
Prince Royal of
Poland
Itchia
Malta
Apulia
Calabria
St. James of Calatrava
Atri
Francfort
Prince William of Hefse