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Continental News and Military Movements Across Europe
The Dublin Gazette reports arrivals of British packets and foreign mails from Florence, Genoa, and Seville. It notes Genoa’s interference with ships from Leghorn, Moroccan civil strife affecting Mequinez, and a royal ordinance in Spain confiscating Algerine goods aboard English-flag vessels. Dispatches from Sevile, Cadiz, Barcelona, Ratisbon, and Vienna cover troop deployments for Italy, naval plans, and political protests including Infante Don Carlos’s stance on Parma’s dowager pregnancy. The report also mentions preparations for war, including 6000 Spanish troops, and a royal audience for senior officers to coordinate embarkations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Seville
Republick of
Genoa
Tuscany
Tetuan
Mequinez
Muley Abdallah
Spain
Algiers
Sevile
Count de Charni
Italy
Ceuta
Don Roderigue de Torres
Marines
West Indies
Cadiz
Adairal
Barcelona
Francisco Herrera
Joseph Emanuel de Quexada
Great Britain
Ratisbon
Nuremburg
Straubing
Vienna
Duke of Lima
Count de Linzendorf
Don Carlos
Parma
Elector of Mentz
Silesia