Rumors of Imperial Journey and Treaty Moves Across Europe
Petersburg reports doubt over the Emperor’s Moscow voyage this winter while mining wealth is rushed to ensure mine output. Rich merchants offer funds as auxiliaries march, with hopes for a Baltic alliance. Stockholm notes strides toward a Prussia treaty accession, Hamburg subsidy payments, and uncertain diets. Vienna details troops gathering for Moscow routes, Greek rebels, and Papal diplomacy. Genoa describes Sardinian road spoilage and fortifications at Oneglia. Madrid covers Portugal’s health, Brazilian care for the Queen, and Dutch payments. Hague notes French troop concentrations near the Meuse and Austrian battalions planned for Breda.
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de Schaffgotfch
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Asia
Genoa
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Sardinia
Oneglia
Duke de Richelieu
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Lisbon
Portugal
Brazil
Council of Dispatches
Oeavis
M. Lowendahl
Sas-van-Ghent
M. Saxe
St. Tron
M. Belleifle
Italy
Provence
Aix-la-Chapelle
Flanders
Dauphine
Hague
Breda
Zealand
Meuse
Namure
Fire destroys Wyllie home. family perishes in flames
Belfast reports an accidental fire in Greenong near Dromore, Down, killing Andrew Wyllie the Weaver, his wife, and three young children. The woman saved two others but suffocated returning for the rest. the man perished with two children in his arms. Nearby, a Cork bound ship wrecked off Ballyhige Bay with 23 sailors drowned. Dublin House of Lords orders Sheriff protections list. The widow Roche of Dundurrow Elg dies in Cork after giving away above 30001 in charity. John Gore MP wed Miss Frances Wingfield of Powerscourt.
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Dromore
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Cork
John Waters
Newfoundland
Ballyhige Bay
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Roche
Maurice Roche
Dundurrow
Elg
John Gore
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Jamestown
Leitrim
Frances Wingfield
Lord Powerscourt
Questioning the March of the Ruffians and allied strategies
London quarries whether a March by Ruffians would protract war by drawing more powers into Europe and whether British forces should instead rely on sea power to deter Bourbon opponents. The note cites letters from Lewes and updates on naval events, promotions, and societal losses from wrecks, with regional references to Sweden Russia Madrid Paris and St James's.
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France
Germany
Sweden
Russian Empire
House of Bourbon
Natal
Aurope
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Lewes
Sussex
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