Peasants revolt amid Spanish forces near Rome and Italian unrest
Fragmentary notices describe Italian and Roman disturbances with guards on bridges in Rome, open churches, and shifting loyalties. Reports cite imperialist moves in Tuscany, Naples, and Florence, plus Spanish troops and Neapolitan court tensions. Storms, earthquakes, and illness thread through, with European powers maneuvering toward a tentative peace.
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Alena
Hamtburgh
Ft. Whey
St. James’s
Rome
Naples
Lorrainy
Italy
Tuscany
Florence
Everal
Placentia
Warsaw
Petersbourg
Munich
Enia
Marshal
Bennet
Enna
Mr Bai
France
Park Te Pei
Kensington
Hervey
Ettajetty
D. Alearras
Peat Tony
Highlands
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Denmark
Brussels
de Maideghen
M. Talbouty
Bruges
M. de Wael
Hanover
Spain
Portugal
Earl of Waldegrave
Cardinal de Fleury
M. de Chavigni
Europe
M. de Clavigni
Juliers
Berguesco
Prussia
Stanislaus
Mediterranean
America
Carthagena
Saiffons
Barbadoes
Milan
Philipsburg
Vienna
Constantinople
Persia
Thomas Kouli Kan
Czarinas
Petersburg
Tarcarg
Owney
Buckinghamshire
Earl of