Smallpox Death and Fleet News From Dublin Journal 1739
From Saturday January 26 to Thursday January 2, 1739 40. Foreign dispatches note Count Harrach’s death from smallpox and imperial courier actions. French and Spanish reports discuss forts, troop movements, and diplomatic tensions. London items include weather impacts, charity acts, prize drawings, and local disturbances amid a global war context.
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Leghorn
Faulkland
Alexandria
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Flovence
Earl of
Duke de Grammont
Paris
Naples
M. Giaffert
Don Carlos
Corsica
Marquis de*Villeneuve
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