Intrigue and siege updates from European fronts
Long dispatches report weddings and noble ceremonies in Parma, fortifications completed by French engineers, and a sequence of sieges around Neiss and Dresden. It details bombardments, deserters, ammunition dumps, and troop movements as Daun’s Austrians contend with the King’s forces in Saxony and Pomerania, including clashes near Klumpenau, Ziegenhals, and Pirna.
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Count de Recouart
Auremonde
la Marche
Copenhagen
Sieur Hammond
Court of Chancery
London Gazette
Neifi
Neifs
Klumplenau
Ziegenhals
Bas Ged
Tehaufwitz
Klumpenau
Marquis de Gravite
Mexkarz
Harfch
Kaeney
oFroppau
Berlin
Marthal Daun
Hoch
Hireh
Prpilia
Nejls
Saxony
Drefath
Leipzig
Torgau
Gosbiz
Dresden
Elbe
Pirna
Schuretrau
Marshal Daun
M. de Bose
Count Schmettau
M. Schmettau
Itzenplitz
Col. Savoishire
M. de Savoiski
M. Schmertau
Circles
Haddigck
Martha Daun
Count Dohsta
de Wedel
Silesia
M. de Wedel
Hertzberg
Haddick
Texgau
Dohan
Misich
Eulenhou AG
Igta Bifa
MajeBy
Leuban
Daun
Paszde
Gaxony
Hochkirchen
Drelen
Stzenphire
Deux Ponte
Mantenfiell
Pomerania
Dramburg
Poland
Timpelburg
Vittula
Stargard
Rugenwalde
Colberg
Stralsund
Githubel
Schweidnitz
Roth
Lauvan
Gorlitz
Hague
Rhine
Prince of Soubize
M. de Contades
Cleves
Coblenz
Prince de Soubize
Lahne
Debate on Nobility Rewards for Minorca and Louisbourg Victors
A letter voices doubt that the commander who conquered Louisbourg or left Minorca is adequately honored. It argues merit warrants noble titles for laureled exploits, noting those who won or lost key posts were made peers, while the inconvenient absence of recognition for the Minorca winner remains publically unaccounted.
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Minorca
Noutle
Louisbourg
Cape Breton
France
Wriors Wilsom
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Tripay
Tanagbay
Milan
de Treskow
Neis
London