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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 29, 1734

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News From the Campaigns in Italy and Poland June 23 to July 9

The London Evening-Post reports from the French Allied camps at Parma and Dantzick. Updates cover Count Broglio near Parma with near engagement, promotions of Marshals de Coigny and de Broglie, and shifting army dispositions. From Dantzick, capitulation talks unfold with the Ruffian forces, while news from Dantzick, Danzig forts, and Parma highlights sieges, bombardments, and reports of notable victories. Also scattered dispatches note Naples convoys, Gaeta, and Savoy to Turin, with Prince Eugene near our lines and Coigny delivering favorable intelligence.

Marquess de Coigny Count de Broglie France St. Prospero Monte Chiouglio Furstenbusch Parma Count de Mercy Lewis Rwhrtemberg Mantua Wirtemberg Count Mercy Count Konigsegg Germany Dantzick Count de Munich Wechtelmande Abus Copenhagen Wechfelmunde Munich Fort Wechfelmunde Stanislaus Genereinplicht Genereinplicht Only and A Valet de Chambre Oliva Augustus the Manhiem Wiesenthal Philipsbourg Heidelberg Bruchsal Mies Graben Paris Naples Barcelona Bitonto Sicily Calabria Fortres Regio Kingdom of Gaeta Count de Traun Savoy Marshal de Coligny Turin Philipbourg Marthis Italy

Princess of Orange arrives at Kensington Palace

London dispatch notes the Princess of Orange arriving at three o clock this morning then proceeding to Kensington Royal Palace. Theophilus Dillingham and Richard Chafe deposit fines to be discharged as Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. Capt John Tabor to command six Independant Companies for Jamaica. Col John Pitt affair continued in High Court of Chancery after a late Paris Express reports Marquis de Coigny arriving at Versailles.

Royal Princess of Orange Royal Palace Kensington Theophilus Dillingham Richard Chafe Egrs City London Middlesex John Tabor Jamaica John Pitt High Court of Chancery Paris Marquis de Coigny Versailles

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