French withdraw regiments from Limburg and Mesericht
The London Gazette notes French forces pull back two regiments of Hussars and one infantry from Limburg and Maastricht. They move ammunition, ordnance, and boats for transport while preparing to remove fortifications. Garrison troops are ordered toward France and Paris plans continue.
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Maestzicht
Fort St. Peter’s
France
Paris
Tague
Zealand
Hague
Hafselaer
Amsterdam
Meil de Calwych
Pauw
Haerlem
Rince Stadtbelles
Marshal de Nassau
Count Gronsfeld
States General
Berlin
Count Wartensleben
Germany
Foreign Affairs Note on European Peace Talks and Bohemia
A September dispatch from Petersourgh reports on three weeks of large Dutch remittances tied to subsidies, with European powers negotiating a definitive peace. It covers Marseille and Aix la Chapelle conferences, Russian troop movements, and political maneuvering over Bohemia and the Kaiser’s rule, noting Marshal Saxe and Lowendal delay deployments and the expected signing of preliminaries.
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Petersourgh
Holland
Europe
Panne
Char
Ecole Enh
Ely
Edgladd
Arts
Marshal Saxe
Flanders
Italy
Stefi
Bohemia
France
Aix
Maastricht
Aixla-Chapelle
Genoa
Marthal Saxe
Brussels
Marshal Lowendahl
Vienna
Hungary
Saxony
Bavaria
Palatine
Kingdom of
Utrecht
Aix-la- Chapelle
Aix-la-Chapelle
England
Nethele
St. Ssimid
Erigland
M. Meininger
Great Britain
Count de St. Severin
Earl of
Sandwich
Couns de St. Severin
Lord Sandwich
Kaunitz
United Provinces
Count de Chavannes
Sardinia
Count de Montone
Modena
M. Doria
Marquis de Soto-Major
Ehgfind
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