Austrians siege Mons Lisle or Tournay and seize Prouinson
A fragmented telegram style summary reports Austrians planning sieges on Mons Lisle and Tournay and taking Prouinson, with mentions of Castle of Odena surrender to Imperialists and German levies, French provisions movements, and various European troop redeployments amid expected peace talks and renewed hostilities.
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Ausies
Mons
Lisle
Tournay
Prouinson
Odena
Dominicus
Aredin
Forrance
Duke of Strves
Siccy
Lindi
Tome Reedment
Garon
Millun
Zvcy
Lorrain
Marshal Vilors
Stroburghy
Sweden
Poland
Lerenkrupt
Pomeraniz
Wulschiz
Duke of
Newles
Sozia
Kinghilip
Bzizea
Almeria
Italy
Prine
Szvyye Q
Germay
Upper- Rhne
Prince Eugene
Beaindenburgh Naretth
Carmouth
Hastings and Clarcares
Aolind
Alsigaret
Falwrouth
Prince George
Lucas
Fowey
Expedition
Cyes
Lisbon
Bristol
London
Eyflindisz
Irelimd
Milford
Milford Haven
Thoms Fardy
Reiznd
Estminster
House of Commns
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