News from Europe and Mirandola 1735 dispatches
The Dublin Gazette from September 13 to 16 1735 reports from Mirandola that only six of eight hundred Spaniards escaped in the latest attack, the garrison later capitulated, and the Spaniards took the town. It notes Vienna plans and departs, Count Koningsegg to Italy, and a four hundred thousand man force across Croatia Dalmatia Esclavonia Serbia Transylvania Temefwaer with no public expense. Dispatches in Hamburg Hanover and The Hague discuss Poland, Bavaria, and English aims. Prince Eugene prepares for Mussel operations, and German forces mobilize along the Rhine and Neckar with 40,000 troops crossing the Rhine and ongoing French strategy. Fortifications around Worms Spire and Mainz are described along with moves to repair Muesterthal and cover Lorraine.