Turbulent Movements Across Italian Front and Paris Updates
From Rome and Geneva reports a swift Italian theatre with Neapolitan and Spanish forces landing near Terracina and pressing through Abruzzo while Austrian defences hold at Velletri Sermonetta and along the Gaeta road. Paris and Hamburg dispatches describe Franco‑Spanish skirmishes in Piedmont, Lobkowitz retreat plans, Prussian and Swedish alignments, and ongoing European power maneuvers with strategic riverine sieges and convoy moves.
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Naples
Baudino
Terracina
Atrisco
de la Vieuville
Abruzzo
Col. Vargas
Count Soro
Count Gages
Velletri
Sermeneta
Waten
Sezze
Fondi
Vellocri
Rome
Faletta
Gicilies
Prince Lobkowitz
Cardinal Albani
M. de Thun
Father Lugano
Tivoli
Count Gage
Vietville
Gorani
Soro
Vargas
Sinigalia
Fermo
Lobkowitz
Sermonett
Geneva
Chamberry
Piedmont
Sardinia
Lausanne
Count de Danvis
Roua
Bardonathe
Cezena
Petersbourg
Privy Council
Marquess de la Chetardie
Rouen
Vienna
London
Brunswick
Moscow
Scots privateer ransoms Leith bound Margaret from Norway
Leith ships Margaret of Leith Thomas Young master from Arundale Norway loaded with wine and fruits was taken by a French privateer twenty five leagues off this coast and ransomed for soon with 151 to the matter. One roe is pledged for the ransom. They plundered cabin holes and stripped sailors of clothes including the master's silver buckles. Last night died at Hatton House the Right Honorable Charles Earl of Lauderdale. He is succeeded by his eldest son James Lord Maitland.
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Scotland
Leith
Margaret
Thomas Young
Arundale
Norway
Hatton
Charles Earl of Lauderdale
Edinburgh
Court of Police
James Lord Maitland
Britain’s Chance and the Crown of Europe Debate
Letters from Italy report French and Spanish forces capturing the port of Dauphin Castle after a bloody engagement. losses cited on both sides. Obituaries note the deaths of Lady Roberts of Glastenbury and William Chetwynd of Beddington with heirs and executors named. Races at Bull-Marth Heath near Reading show six-horse starts with wins by Black Fack, Gray Knave, Fanny's Grigg, Punch, and Fox-Hunter. nobility attendance praised.
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Italy
Dauphin Castle
Piedmontere
Fe’nnight
Tunbridge
Walter Roberts
Glastenbury
Kent
William Slaughter
Rochester
Ely
Sir Walter
Thomas
Elizabeth
Jane
Grosvesnor Square
William Chetwynd
Beddington
County of Surrey
Wotton-Baifet
Wilts
Walter Chetwynd
Grindon
Litchfield
Carew
Nicholas Carew
Bart
Nicholas Hacket Carew
Bull-Marth Heath
Reading
Lord William Manners
Duke of Beaufort
Gray Knave
Mr. Seawell
Fanny
Grigg
Mr. Neal
Roger
Punch
Mr. Clarke
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Yeterday
Holland
Romie
Strafund
Princess Royal
Sweden
Hland
Rugen
Count Taube
Hambone
Lubeck
Riga
Livona
Courland
Germany
Silesia
Brancenbourg
Fieidelberg
d’Harcourt
Metz
Chevalier de Bellerte
Bufche
Charles of Lorrain
Bitsche
Marial Coigny
Cologne
Fort Louis
Coigny
Seckendorff
Haguenau
Motern
Lisle
Waffenaer
Arras
d’Argenton
Giddrew
M. Wailenaer
Tournay
Gavre
Hague
Podewils
Berlin
Stockholm
Great Britain
East Frizeland
Imsterdam
Faly
Santa Cruz
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Morocco
Paris
Alsace
Count de St. Severin
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India Company
China
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France
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