Spain and Britain races amid troop movements in 18th century dispatch
Seville reports Count de Mortemar named in chief command for expedition forces and leaves for Barcelona. Commissions of Spain and Great Britain resume sittings March 3, meeting Mondays and Thursdays until matters adjusted. Milan notes 3000 Spanish troops may return next spring. imperial forces marshal nine battalions for Corsica. Authorities in Hanover publish beer tax relief under a busy recruitment drive.
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