Count Seckerdorff and Schmettau Arrested in Europe News
Dispatches note Count Seckerdorff confined at Vienna and General Schmettau under arrest at Breslau. Cambieck letters say the Nimirow congress dissolved as Turkish plenipotentiaries left on October 20 and imperialist Muscovite forces on the 22nd. Duke de Fleury to take oath at Lunéville before returning to Versailles.
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Waters devastate town as snowmelt floods river system
From London a long despatch notes a fierce flood caused by rapid snowmelt. The town faced extreme danger of being swept away while ships and trade preparations proceed. Reports also cover naval movements, trade shipments, dignitaries ill or dead, and ongoing European diplomacy about Juliers and Bergues.
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