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Siege Movements and Political Shifts Across Europe
Naples reports Duke of Castro-Piano preparing a new convoy for Messina and Spaniards plotting to begin the siege of that fortress. Civitella del Tronto surrenders to Spanish troops. Brindisi fleet withdraws after failed surrender terms. Rome notes St. George’s envoy to Paris and Pope’s cautious stance on Poland. Milan cites tax increases and asset seizures. Lombardy and Corsica news follow shifting alliances with Sweden Denmark and Russia. Dispatches from Hamburg and Dantzick describe mercantile and military intrigues, while Paris contemplates continued action in Germany as winter quarters loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro-Pignano
Messina
Civitella del Tronto
Pescara
Aquila
Brindisi
Trieste
Sicily
Gaeta
Capua
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Duke of Lima
Naples
Paris
Albano
Buen-Vorg
Concordia
Mirandola
Milan
Jules Viconti
Novari
Turin
San Benéditto
Sardinia
Piemont
Genoa
Corsica
Republick
France
Lombardy
Barcelona
Italy
Stockholm
Baron Sparse
London
Great Britain
Sweden
Denmark
Admiralty
Gotembourg
Czarina
Dantzick
Warsaw
Kievia
Augustus
Lubomirski
Stanislaus
Poland
Lithuania
Mantua
Ferrara
Bologna
Vienna
Empire
Bavaria
Schardinguen
d’Hamilton
Munich
Upper Rhine
Odenstadt
Rhine
Eugene
Heilbron
Wirtemberg
Flanders
Reiden
Schleinitz
Hhis
Starofte Spifki
Palatinate
Mazovia
Ratilbon
Prince of
Furstenberg
Lintz
Roth
T.e
Cologn
Baron de Palme Arriv
Austria
MM. Jodoc
Hambourg
Elbe
Sockholm
Senate
Great
Wittinghoff
Dantztek
Lipper Rhine
Neulaur
Spire
Balle-Isle
Neuftdr
Offenbourg
Heidelberg
Hutts
Germany
Campain
Count de Belle-Isle
Spirebach
Gotha