War news and diplomatic notes reach Dublin Gazette
From October 31 to November 4 1738 the paper reports rising naval build ups at Marseilles and Toulon with twelve ships ready in Cadiz. Admiral Haddock’s squadron looms, while reports from Warsaw Vienna Belgrade and Dresden describe sieges, plagues, and troop movements against the Turks and Bavarians. Diplomats in Madrid and Constantinople signal potential peace or war, and Hungary, Milan, and Spain are cited with subsidies and reparation disputes amid broader European tension.
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Marseilles
Toulon
London
Cadiz
Haddock
Araban
Forte Mano
Petersburgh
Czarina
Alexander Dolgorucki
Great Britain
Prines
Cantemir
Kouli Kari
Hams
Kans
Warsaw
Daminiec
Caminiec
Vienne
Ratfcha
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Niffa
Wallis
Belgrade
Count Neuperg
Gratz
Marquis de Mirepoix
Constantinople
Eterminy
Raticha
Vienna
Ratferia
Count Khevenhuller
Horfe
Pancrova
Vipa- Janka
Sorhas
Florence
Hungary
Dresden
Juliers
Bergues
Count de Iembourg
Co. Jones
Heffe-Carlel
Ukraine
Munich
Ukrain
Milan
Amsterdam
Spain
Marquis de Se. Giles
States General
Manne