Mails from France report Danztick surrender and allied moves
News from July and August details French, Polish, and Russian actions around Dantzick, Kiev, and Riga. Reports cite Gordon's orders, Palatine troops, 20000 men marching to Podolia, and 4000 foot with cavalry to Leopold. Prince Sukowski attends Augustus journey, Montijo aims for concert with allies, and Paris notes dauphin governance and Gaeta siege.
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Gordon
Dantzick
Riga
Mecklembourg
Brunswick
Kievia
Augustus
Podolia
Leopold
Starosty
Caminieck
Count de Montijo
Great Britain
Lifbon
Brazil
Iafanta
Spain
Count de Munich
Saxe-Weiffenfels
Dresden
Din
Oliva
Prince Sukowski
Herst
M. de Bruhl
Prince Sangusko
Poland
Cracovia
Starost Dembrowski
M. Stanislawski
Great Poland
Mouschinski
Blumenthal
Baron Keyzerling
Russia
Count Wratislau
Danrzick
Ingermania
Revel
Paris
d’Antin
Marquess de Grace
Senlis
Don Carlos
Naples
Rome
Fort Lorcaro
Gaeta
Count de Montemar
Bitonto
Parma
Sardinia
Revera
Mirandola
Concordia
Secchia
Duke of Harcourt
Reggio
Rubeira
Carpi
Philipsbourg
Stanislaus
France
Brest
West Riding Sessions debate over Down with the Rump treasonal wording
In Skipton the West Riding General Quarter Sessions debated whether Down with the Rump is treasonous. Verdicts split 17 to 6 against the Chief Constable, with clerical defences dismissed. Fire at Mr. Tebb's grocer’s in Temple Bar destroys multiple shops and fields of damage noted before night extinguished by engines. Shipyard and Butcher Row escape total ruin. Mariners from Sir John Norris's squadron report fevers. Duke of Richmond travels to Dover and then to the Hague. News from Rhine reports Eugene's army movement and French troops toward Mentz under pressure.
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London
West Riding of Yorkshire
Skip
Bird
Wheldon
Dobbs
Brazier
Shire Lane
John Norris
Downs
Agnes
Duke of Richmond
Dover
France
Hague
Cadogan
Rhine
Eugene
Philipsbour
Marthal d
Asfeldy
Heilbron
Mentz
Moselle
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