Madrid Appoints Maceda Governor in Chief of City
Madrid reports Maceda is named Governor in Chief of the city in civil and military roles, honoring his long support to the crown during the late reign. The move accompanies court reshuffles as Marquess Scotti retires from the court circle.
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Marquess Scotti
Leghorn
Corsica
Col. Rivarola
Three Crowns
Placentia
Corte
Bastia
Admiral Medley
Alicant
Port Mahon
Amsterdam
Marseilles
Genoa
Chamberry
Annecy
Burgundy
Franche Compte
Grenoble
Briangonnois
Dauphin
Chamberly
Madrid
Ferdinand VI
Philip V
Codoano
Maillebois
Count Gages
Naples
Sicily
House of Austria
Bourbon
Spain
Mantua
Don Philip
Embardy
Sardinia
Novi
Zuccarello
Sieurault
Marquess de Caretto Balestrino
Romé
Aquaviva
Frdinand
Pavia
Venice
Viler
Spy
Hussars
Frangipani
Namur
Trips
Liemnieux
Baronai
Arche
Count Daulin
St. Germain
St. Dennis
Brussels
Marquess Armentieres
Royal Grenadiers
d’Armentieres
Amart Bruth
M. de la Morliere
Prince of Waldeck
Hague
Vienna
London
Portugal
Baron Waffenaer
Lisbon
Paris
War-Office
Italy
Versailles
Rochel
Marshal Saxe
Prince of Conti
Irish death of Dr. Francis Hutchinson at Glasgow
Ireland reports the death of Dr. Francis Hutchinson, 22, professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Glasgow. The Rev. Burgess is elected Chaplain to the East India Company factory at Bencolen Sumatra. A Trim hangman defending a murder convict encounter ends with an attack near Athy.
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Ireland
Dublin
Francis Hutchinson
University of Glasgow
Burgess
St. Warburgh’s
East India Company
Bencoolen
Sumatra
Trim
Meath
Athy
James Lawler
Katherine Beaghan
Richard Beaghan
Katherine
Defeat of French and Spanish Forces at Tidone River
London Gazette reports a decisive Sardinian victory on the Tidone and the surrender of Placentia. It details bridges built over the Po, battles from the Lambro to the Tidone, and heavy French losses with 19 cannons, 60 to 70 officers, 900 prisoners, and 20 standards captured. Dispatches note allied Austrian losses and mass casualties among French troops, with strategic retreat toward Stradella.
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Whitehall
Villettes
King of Sardinia
Duke of
Torrona
Lambro
Placentia
Tidone
Orth
Roth
Botta
Serve Ioni
Count Gorant
Chevalier Orxechia
Piedmont
Count Serbelloni
Bernelau
Pallavicini
Serbelloni
Gorani
Fochter
Andlau
Foot
Stradella
Montoya
Count Castiglione
Vienna
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