News from Vienna and Paris on French Austrian war fronts
An extract from a Vienna letter dated February 28 reports actions around Genoa including Count Schulenbourg advancing once in command, and Genoese hopes for Marseille support thwarted by an English admiral. It notes sieges at Antibes and Castelane, French success at Castellare, and strategic movements toward Bayou and the Siagne. Other dispatches from Paris and The Hague discuss royal messengers, Breda negotiations, and General Brown reinforcing troops in winter quarters.
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Vienna
Bochetta
Marquess de Botta
Count Schulenbourg
Genoa
Marseilles
Antibes
Versailles
Provence
Marshal Belleille
M. de Chevert
Castellare
Castellano
d’Ormen
Marquess de Las Minas
Bayou
Siagne
Paris
Lyons
Hague
Count de Maccanas
Breda
Duke de Wolvernois
Graffe
Brown
Antibés
Castellane
Turin
Geneva
The Danger of Fusions and Cabals in Free States
A speaker warns that private factions and Cabals threaten liberty, tracing Rome from the Decemviri to the Civil Wars. He argues such coalitions erode republics, threaten the balance of powers, and could create an imperium in imperio, endangering English liberty and loyalty.
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Commonwealth of Rome
Appius
Senate
Rome
Marius
Sylla
Commonwealth
Cabal
Foreign War News Signals Turkish Move Toward Great Plan
From Warsaw and Genoa comes a report of 20000 Ottoman troops moving to winter quarters in Wallachia as Austrian forces threaten across the region. Officials cite provocations in the Asiatic provinces and a grand Ottoman divan near Constantinople, while locals brace for conflict and rumors of Alpine routes aid Austrians.
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Wallachia
Crim Tartary
Constantinople
Genoa
Ship seized at Leith as suspected smuggling voyage unfolds
Mercury Man of War brought a ship from Borrowstoners to Leith Road amid suspicions of smuggling. Master and crew jailed. eight passengers examined and detained at Cannon Gate Prison and Castle. Names given include James Angus Peel Hay alias Cameron James Wat James Campbell and James Jamison. Grounds cited: no proper signal and lack of clearance from the Custom House. Also noted: death of Robert Wightman, eminent merchant and former Dean of Guild, and a mermaid sighting on the Water of Devron inland distance.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Mercury
Leith Road
Berwick Bay
Borrowstoners
Mackenzie
Holland
Cannongate
James Angus
David Ogilvie
Peel
Peel Hay
Cameron
Chalmers
James Wat
Mungo Graham
James Campbell
James Jamison
Robert Wightman
Devron