Wars and plagues sour in a troubled metropolis
A sickly summer and a malignant fever sweep through the metropolis as hospitals overflow. The Empress orders hospitals at barracks and large buildings to care for the influx, while field reports from Breslau to Leipsick describe hard fighting, heavy French losses, and various injuries among officers and soldiers.
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Calamitous Trade Crisis and Antigallican Privateer News
London edition reports the long standing war with Spain over maritime spoils, detailing British grievances, ambassadorial tensions, and a petition by Captain Foster. It covers merchant injuries, consular maneuvering in Madrid and Cadiz, and disputes over security demands and legal rights, plus brief local notices on shortages, crime, and appointments.
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