Dispatches Warn Poland King’s Troops in Bohemia Threaten Empire
Letters from The Hague report Prussian actions near Bohemia and Saxon forces in Bohemian territory. The King of Poland and Elector of Saxony face accusations of aggression, while Anhalt Dessau leads Prussian troops toward Saxon frontiers. News claims Austrian alarms, debated subsidies, and shifting troop dispositions amid European power struggles.
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Omt Podewils
Prus‘sian
Confederacy of
Francfort
Poland
Saxony
Kingdom of
Bohemia
Germany
Vienna
Hungary
Anhalt
Saxe Weiffenfels
M. Kalkeen
Drefken
Coni
Dauphine
Savoy
Nice
Villafranca
Prusia
Moldau
Prague
Prussia
Charles of Lorrain
Dresden
Baron Reisbach
Pragué
Glatz
Prince Charles
Moscow
Russia
Charles
Renard
Chevalier de Saxe
Count Rutowsky
Prince of Anhalt-Desfau
News from Europe reports several military actions and dispatches
Letters from Piedmont describe M Mirepoix's French and Swiss forces near Savorgio and a failed attempt to seize a key pass. From Fanowitz and Fribourg reports detail Saxon arrivals, captures at Budweis and Tabor, and heavy losses at the Covert-Way siege. Swabian neutrality debates and Austrian rights are also examined amid ongoing campaigns.
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Piedmont
Marquess de Mirepoix
Provence
Savorgio
Tende
M. de Mirepoix
Briffels Gazetteer
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Fanowitz
Arriv
Baron Trench
Budweis
Prufsians
Trench
Frauenberg
Count Ghilani
Tabor
Brussels
Fribourg
Bourbon
Rouargue
Guards
Regiment of Conde
Gustine
Paris
Coni Fay
Drowned Gentleman and Marriage Match Reported
Dublin dispatch notes the drowning of Mr O Neil of Down while riding home. It also reports the marriage of Major William Tennison to Miss Piercy, daughter of Col Piercy, described as a beautiful young lady with a large fortune.
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O'Neil
County of
Down
William Tennison
Miss Piercy
Col. Piercy
Scheme for the Domi nions in Norhmerica and public interest
London reports a forthcoming scheme for the British dominions in North America likely to pass unless private interests overwhelm public gain. Updates mention Anarch John’s odd annual cathartic, a Grampus sloop of war fate, royal baggage moves from Kensington to St James's, and a guard mounted at St James's as the Prince and Princess of Wales plan Leicester House visits for winter. A bill to encourage English fishery is prepared to curb Hollanders and French losses, estimated at 890,201.
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Grampus
Vicory
Kensington
St. James’s
St James’s
Prince and Princess of Wales
Leicester House
Dr. Greene
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