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News from Europe and Corsican Allied Movements
English squadron led by Vice Admiral Rowley remains off Cape Corse. Reports from Leghorn, Rome, Genoa, and Florence describe British and Austrian maneuvers, reinforcements, and skirmishes around Naples, Milan, and Bohemia. Together with naval dispositions, the London desk notes political shifts in Genoa and Brussels, Welsh and Irish notices, and a spate of local London happenings and racing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Cape Corsica
Sardinia
Port Mahon
Lobkowitz
Leghorn
Kingdom of Naples
the Two Sicilies
Foligno
Tuscany
Tortona
Arrezzo
Genoa
Spezzia
Brest
Streights
Cadiz
England
Toulon
Senate
Novi
Cornt
Don Philip
Prince of Conti
Geffo
Pallavicini
Stura
Pignatelli
Czeee
Konitz
Mitdliz
Pieck
Budweis
Neuhaus
Bohemia
Saxe Weiffenfels
Dresden
Prince Charles
Saxe Woienfels
Botemia
Jask
Charles of Lorrain
Prussia
Francfort
Gefchry
Danube
Marquess de Tavannes
Piedmont
France
Spain
Coigny
Prince of
Arriv
Count Seckendorff
Lech
Mobringen
Munich
Duke de Bouffleurs
Chevalier de Belleisle
Bavaria
Hungary
Ghent
Duke of Aremberg
Bosch
Brussels
Archibutchess
Hague
Bathiani
Rome
Vienna
Nemi
Lombardy
Porto Spezia
Republick
Savoia
Doge
Switzerland
Corsica
Barcelona
Naples
Port-Mahon
Chas
Majorca