Frontiersmen march for Lombardy amid royal orders
Reports from Leghorn and Paris describe infantry exiting cantonments to join San Germano operations, with cavalry to follow. News cover sieges, troop movements, and ships bringing French, Spanish, and Austrian forces across Genoa, Lombardy, and the Meuse frontier as alliances shift.
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San Germano
Lombardy
Leghorn
Pinelli
Felueca
Monaco
Catalonia
France
St. Stephano
N.S. del Arma
Porto Fino
Tco- Mules
Lom- Free
Fuly
Lodi
Count Brown
Ticino
Piedmont
Milan
Count Schulemberg
Leutrum
Masore
Genoa
Medley
Paris
Lavel
Antwerp
Bergen op-Zoom
Reckem
Neches-Dam
Trial of David Edgar at Edinburgh High Court
On Monday last at Eight o Clock in the Morning the trial of David Edgar for the alleged murder of William Paisley a Carlisle customs officer resumed before the High Court of Justiciary. A proof was laid in terms of the interlocutor and lasted till eleven at night. The crown council distinguished themselves as the evidence was summed up.
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Meuse
Boisleduc
Towra
St. Peter’s Mount
Bryndhoven
Buil
Marns
Prince of Orange
Boifleduc
Succession of
France
Maseyk
Ruremond
Venlo
Republick
Bergen-op-Zoots
Kyx-in-de-Por
D. Amart
M. Kalmi
Waldeck
M. Coolmans
Prince of
Saxe Hilbourghausen
Breda
Scheld
London Gazette
Fort Lillo
Bergen-op-Zoom
Hague
Liege
Count Clermont
M. d’Etres
Paris
Genoa
Ventimiglia
M. de Belleisle
Pan
Enon
Edinb
Edinburgh
High Court of Justiciary
David Edgar
William Paisley
Carlisle
Local Westmorland Justices Appointed In County
The Clerk of the Peace for Westmorland announces new Justices of the Peace including Sir John Pennington Sir George Dalston Henry Fletcher William Tatham Stanwix Nevinson George Stephenson John Thomson Elyrs Hugh Robinson Lancelot Pattenson and Richard Burge plus Edward Wilson Sir William Fleming Wal ter Chambers and John Mor appointed for the Barony. Also reports Boulogne privateer Flying Hare captured at Shields with 37 Frenchmen and two ransomers and Morlaix privateer Ferret captures Two Brothers near Combe with Master Lewis Peake aboard and a ransom situation unfolding offshore.
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Country News
Applety
County of
Westmorland
The
Pease
John Pennington
George Dalston
Barts
Henry Fletcher
William Tatham
Stanwix Nevinson
George Stephenson
John Thomson
Elyrs
Hugh Robinson
Lancelot Pattenson
Richard Burge
Edward Wilson
William Fleming
Walter Chambers
John Mor
Efyrs
Newcastle
Fuly
Flying Hare
Boulogne
Collet
Shields
Port-Mahon
Andrews Jelfe
Morlaix
Combe
Lewis Peake
Peake
Rights and Privileges in Seaford Poll Clash
A letter criticizes a Seaford election scene where a Secretary of State and peers joined the poll. It condemns peer influence over Commons rights, condemning attempts to sway voters and urging Parliament to defend liberty, praising a candidate who resisted the presence in court.
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Seaford
Sussex
Flanders
Commons
Great Britain
House of Commons
England
Earl of
Orford
London Letter On Interim Political Shifts Before Trial
The report notes Piough Errco claiming large support from neighbors ahead of the trial of Still. Some well-meaning persons, previously misled into Geoee aaa aie, will switch to the other party on probation day. The piece hopes the information benefits Boon.
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Piough Errco
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Holland
Naples
Fune
Paniel
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