Coalition talks and battle reports near Moravia and Prague
Regime and allied forces clash as conferences target changes in command. French troops, led by a captain from Baronat's regiment, face heavy losses. about 139 prisoners and multiple fatalities reported amid shifting front lines. Simultaneously, Austrians attempt Rhine crossings with limited success, while French defenses along the coast bolster fortifications and prepare new batteries.
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Berlin
Abie Fede
Moravia
Prague
iVarins
Sprembir
Hernsheim
M. de Romberg
Sapience
Baronat
Hafsars
Hombourg
Baron Grumkau
Prussia
Sis Prafian Majesty
Horstein
Overheim
Reebach
Lepsick
Dresden
Nilant
Advec Ibar Eora
Conewrath
Elschace
Vicen
Hungay
Menczel
Lorrain
Finn
Cnat
Rhine
Hunninguen
Brifac
Fill
France
Dunkirk
Bergue
Plombiers
Marsha
Belleisle
Hazuz Dispatches Show Strong French Entrenchments
Letters from the Allied headquarters report Marshal Noailles has thrown up strong entrenchments along the River Queich from Gerntersheim to Landau and toward the Defiles of Falckenbourg. The Prince of Helle Hombourg reportedly took the oath of fidelity as General of Horse, while Berlin rumors hint at shifting power under the Czarina and impending moves by the Marquis de Fenelon from Aix la Chapelle toward Paris.
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Franche-Comte
M. Maillebois
Don Philp
M/Neailles
Perton
M. Coigny
Count Maurice
Saxony
Upper
Alsace
Prince Charles
Rhine
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Lextratt
Saffenheim
Chalampe
Landau
Mortier
Balincourt
Little
Raymarcht
Anavea
M. Balincourt
Whch
Little Landau
Prince Waldec
Charles of
Lorrain
M.de Balincourt
Champagne
Hospital
D. M. Coigny
Schlostade
P. S
Holland
Hazuz
Woveis
Noaiiles
Queich
Gerntersheim
Falckenbourg
An . Hagué
Helle Hombourg
Bérlin
Czarinas
Marquis de Fenelon
Aix la Chapelle
Paris
Ships at Gibraltar Face Spanish Privateer Menace in Narrow Seas
Extract from Gibraltar dated July 1 reports frequent encounters with Spanish privateers off Tarifa and Cape de Gats. Privateers, mainly Barcelonas and Lug-Sail boats with Xebeques, target lone ships by day. night arrivals evade capture. Capt. Cornish of HMS Guernsey silenced a fort and destroyed a Malaga privateer. multiple prize captures noted as vigilant coast patrols continue.
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Gibraltar
Streights
Cape de Gars
Barcelonga
Solebay
Bury
Tangier
Tariffa
Ceuta
Cornish
Guernsey
Bashley
Malaga
Cape de Gats
Wingfield
Portsmouth
Carteret
Spain