Armies Near Bosnia and Vienna Campaigns Reported
Letters from Paris and Vienna describe contingents moving toward Bosnia with Count Seckendorff guiding a 40 battalions and 20 squadrons force and Turks raiding Servia near Sabatch. Embassy preparations in Paris for Mirepoix to Vienna include lavish tableware and wine. Geneva unrest grows as Zurich and Bern fail to mediate.
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Pome Dutarce
Sabacz
Danube
Drira
Servia
Zwernick
Busnia
Velat I Mariliz
de Seckendorff
Zwornick
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Bosnia
Mege of Widdin
Vienna
Count Seckerdorff
Widdin
Imperial Grand Army
Bulgaria
Sophia
Albania
Saave
Sabatch
Ratchia
Paris
Mercuis de Mirepoix
Berlin
Geneva
Zurich
Berne
Hague
Count Seckendorff
Old Cotton House Demolished Amid Finds in Westminster
On Friday they began pulling down the Cotton House in Cotton Garden Westminster where the Cottonian Library was kept. Several curious old pieces of silver and copper coins were found including one of Coffinus the Roman Emperor. Reports note a mistaken death for Sir Charles Dalton.
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Archibald Hamiltor
Admiralty
Countess of
Effingham
Princess of Wales
Carolina
Vienna
Bender
Prince of Hesle Hombourg
Viena
Constantinople
Prince of Wales
Augusta
Faidy
Kew
Montagu House
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Duke of Dorset
France
Versailles
Lord Waldegrave
Belgrade
Madrid
Perny
Peru
Cotton House
Cotton Garden
Westminster
Coffinus
Charles Dalton
Gento
Leghorn
Theodore
Corsica
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Torrington
Elizabeth
Chatham
Republick of
Venice
Morea
Syria
Grand Cairo
England
N. S
Duke of Lorrain
House of Medicis
Tuscany
the Hague
Juliers
Bergue
Coure
Saxony
London