Continental talk of Montemar in Pisa and Corsican actions
Aug 25 Cambillo and Diez de Montemar's dispatches indicate 20,000 men to be embarked from Barcelona for Naples and Tuscany. Corsican reports claim a recent action favored Lord Theodore, who has reconquered Nebio. Aug 26 Pisa notes possible Tuscany evacuation if Vienna recognizes cessions, with Imperial forces potentially heading to Corsica and Lucca troops from Viorenzio. Sept 1 Hungary magazines and Belgrade preparations for 36,000 foot and 40,000 horse. Sep 9 Lerner says 15,000 troops may be raised. Sept 15 Noailles and Khevenhuller finalize Milanese evacuation and garrisons. Paris notes French and Piedmontese troops remaining in Lombardy and Langhes before marching to France.
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Port News Summary of Sept 4 to Sept 7 Navigational Updates
Port News reports arrivals and departures in British harbors. The Charming Molly from London, outward-bound ships unchanged. Liverpool lists Mary and Catherine, Letty and Betty from Virginia. Deal notes outward-bound ships unchanged. Britannia, London, Providence from Gibraltar, Preston from Oporto, and other vessels from Barbadoes with west-northwest winds.
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Wilson
Gibraltar
Preston
Hallam
Oporto
Smith
Barbadoes
Corsica and European War News from Genoa to Leghorn
Dispatches from Genoa report a power pledging not to tempt Corsican unrest with attacks on the island or its vicinity. Spanish embargoes on foreign ships, Fortunes in Tuscany, and a large fire at Mutiroyder threaten civilians and stores. News from Leghorn, Paris, and Barcelona detail naval preparations, uprisings, and a Corsican rescue narrative.
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