Riaro Duke Arrested In Rome Then Escorted To Port
Rome news reports the Duke of Riaro, a Neapolitan nobleman, was arrested on arrival and confined at the Castle of St Angelo. He was escorted to Port and turned over to Neapolitan officers for transport to Florence, while other European dispatches describe army movements, allegiances, and orders across Vienna Berlin and Prussia with notes on Saxony Memel and Ostend.
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Prussia
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Memel
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Insterbourg
General Apraxia
Lithuania
General de Kania
Swiga
Neuschlof
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Neustadt
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Esterday
Minden
Annapolis
James Long
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Shelby
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Merchian
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South Carolina
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Jamaica
London
M. Palanqui
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Carver
Chichester
Port Chaife
Rumor and alarm in London and Europe in July
A fragment from the Citizen reflects on Sunday complacency amid strong foreign and military worry. It cites French academies and Caprisle in Paris, fears a French offensive, and urges offensive diversions in Britain Normandy and beyond. It notes Parliament and Duke of Cumberland mobilizing 30 000 peasants and Highland battalions preparing for battle by July 21.
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