Mail from Holland reports battles near Monaco and Naples
The letter details Genoa and Turin dispatches, French and Austrian maneuvers around Monteleuse and Nice, and the King’s army advancing toward the Vara. Citations describe naval actions, prison transports, the fall of Villafranca, and preparations for potential attacks on Monaco and Montalban, with ongoing political moves in Stockholm and Paris.
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M. de la Noue
Aschaffenburgh
Elector of
Mentz
Executioner Changes Hands and Rebel Prisoners Await
A Carlisle letter reports a reprieve for Francis Buchanan two hours after his execution and that William Stout of Hexham agreed to become the hangman for twenty guineas and attire. It notes the first execution of rebel prisoners at the castle is set for Saturday. Also, Rev. William Miles, vicar of Holy Cross Westgate and rector of St Peter’s, died in Canterbury.
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London See Broker Erico Accused of Foul Dealings
London figure Erico, known as the See Broker, faced earlier accusations last year for foul dealings. The fragment notes ongoing concerns about his conduct and alleged unethical practices in the trade.
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