Siege and Destruction at Genoa and Surrounding Regions
Reports from Genoa describe heavy bombardment and fortifications as Austrian forces press the siege, with French and Spanish troops maneuvering near Viatimiglia. Observers note vast wreckage in Genoa and Le Martin de Albaro, while English, Hanoverian, and Dutch units reinforce near Tongres Maestricht and Bergen op Zoom. Extensive casualties are tallied, including notable generals, and dispatches mention battlefield capitulations and strategic moves across the region.
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Sulligla
Provehice' Arriv
Viatimiglia
Bifagno
Pelleife
Schaffhausen
Gehoa
le Martin de Albaro
Genoa
Vienna
Fung
Lugé
Enveld
Ligonier
Marshal'Saxe
Count ‘Clermont
Prince
Pe Ligonier
Carabineer
Laveld
Juliers
Dufeldorp
the-Meuse
Lesters
Sufteren
Mafeyk
Venlo
Bergén-op-Zoom
Hirzel
Count de la Lippe
Prince of
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Rosendahl
Antwerp
Feeg Ee Ee
Meuse
Pare
Tongres
de _Clesmont Tonaere
Senecerre
Louvain
Herdeeren
Démar
Polt
Grande Commanderie
Maestricht
Elft
Saxe
Wattsa
Duke of Cumberland
Maastricht
de Baviere
Bavaria
Charles VII
Marquess de Beringer
Count de Froulay
de ‘la Valette
Marquess de,Guerchy
London Gazette
Hague
Fuly
Prince of Orange
Council of State
Breda
Bergen-op-Zoom
Gorps
Saxe‘Hildbourghausen
Zealand
Bois-le-Duc
Sandvliet
Barcelona
Republick
Nimeguen
Wurtzberg
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Middlesex
Turner
William Calvert
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