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25 Jul 1734

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Jul 25, 1734

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News from Europe 1715 21 July to August 3

Reports from Cadiz Vienna Dantzick and Amsterdam describe sieges surrenders Spanish and French naval movements the Polish king's movements and court intrigues. Parma Parma region news recounts capitulation of a fort garrison while imperial forces prepare for further engagements and detaches. Continuous dispatches note diplomatic dealings and troop movements across Mantua Copenhagen Bruchsal Mentz and Frankfurt with emphasis on potential battles and amnesty talks.

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Earl Marishal Italy Cadiz Guastalla Parma Vienna Imperial Palace Seraglio Arriv Mantua Count de Konigsegg Rovera Copenhagen Baron de Brackel Petersbourg France Veffel Dantzick Augustus Arriv d’Oliva
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Under Secretary of State Appointment and military dispatches

London reports Stone Ely becomes Under Secretary in Duke of Newcastle's office replacing Delafaye who has resigned. Dispensation passes to allow Charles Pluckner to hold the Rectories of North Cheriton and Holton. Abroad, Imperial forces advise d Asfeldt may avoid a new siege and focus on levying contributions. Attacks near Wiesenthal lead to casualties and 23 prisoners captured, including four German deserters.

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Holton Somerset Bath and Wells Temple-Bar Brown’s Bruchfall N.S d’Affeldt Eugene Wiesenthal Picquet Count Palfi Duke of Wirtemberg Imperial Hussars Prince George of Heffe Asfeldt
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