Armament Pressing On as Seville Reports King Recovery
The piece notes the sovereign not yet seen in public but believed recovered. It cites naval actions with Don Blaise de Leffe sinking a 44-gun Algerine with crews escaping, while other dispatches detail political maneuvering in Poland and ongoing imperial levies in Vienna. Additional items cover sermons, appointments, parliamentary shifts, and local crimes and floods across Europe.
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M. Poniatowski
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Francfort
Heffe- Caffel
Amsterdam
Ratisbon
Salizbourg
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