Victory in Piedmont report from the Marquess Tavannes
A letter from Francfort describes the Piedmont battle on October 3rd near Coni where the combined army defeated the Sardinian forces. Heavy losses are listed, with 6 to 7 thousand dead or captured and multiple cannon, standards, and wagons captured or abandoned. Prisoners number around two thousand, while Piedmontese troops retreat under heavy cannon fire and pursuit. The dispatch notes French and Imperial actions, including maneuvers toward Munich and Fribourg, and reports on Prussian advances and Saxon involvement in Bohemia.
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de Tavannes
Piedmont
Sardinia
Coni
Conti
Marquess de Tavannes
Fribourg
Teyn
Prince Charles
Pilsen
Prussia
Hungary
Bohemia
Munich
Marshal Belleisle
Bavaria
Count Seckendorff
Bernelau
Cologne
Empperor
Dagefthein
Shah
Tartary
Moscow
Tyrawley
Great Britain
Kiew
Baltick
Sweden
Cronstadt
Empire
Revel
Livonia
Ftri
Alexis
Count of
Prague
Moldau
Sazawa
Peffely
Tabor
Lomnitz
Neuhaus
Pifeck
Charles
Budweis
Berlin
Nassau
Frauenberg
Heck
Plauen
Saxe Weiffenfels
Charles of
Lys
Ghent
Baron de Burmania
Flanders
Brabant
Devnfé
Brasels
Marschal Saxe
Tournay
Ostend
Blackenberg
Kitching-Wessels
Hague
Trevor
States Géneral
Retent
England
Desbroffes
Poland
Saxony
States General
Dresden
Vienna
Francfort
John Hecke
Asia
Smyrna
Henry van Holm
Catherine Jane
Rotterdam
Genoa
M.grefflein
Carthagena
Capigi Returns From Bagdat With Dispatches
Constantinople reports the Capigi has arrived with messages from Bagdat. The Bafhaw reportedly quelled a fortress insurrection meant to surrender the fortress to the Shah, with an escort attacked and its captain killed. A further sum was to be sent, plus instructions to seek peace with Shah Nadiz if possible.
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Capigi
Bagdat
Shah Nadiz
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Council of War
Count de Harfch
Count Ogilvie
Constantinople