London and Lisbon News From The Dublin Gazette 1735
The Dublin Gazette reports British pacquets arriving with letters and cargoes including Bolland Flanders and French Mails from Leghorn. Don Carlos may travel to Florence en route to Parma, and an English ship from Admiral Norris's Lisbon fleet lands in Genoa and carries a large loan to the Emperor. Genoa refuses to ratify an armistice with Corfiot forces, prompting threats of no quarter and troop movements toward Bastia. Reports from Rome note Spanish and Acquaviva discussions over a papal brief regarding Toledo and the bishopric. In Petersburg an express from Persia describes Kouli Khan besieging Cursy, while Crim e Tartary sees major marches. Vienna notes resumed talks and a tentative peace. France hints at guaranteed Pragmatic Sanction. large Moscovite forces move into Bohemia. Ratisbon records pay dates for the Emperor. Italy notes a potential royal marriage in planning. Various mentions cover Arensberg actions, Mantua blockade, and French troops moving to winter quarters.