Siege and dispatches from Italy amid Dutch and Spanish clashes
In reports from London dating August 1, 22, the Parma and Taghata fronts near Luzdara see Prince Eugene’s forces bite into the enemy. Spanish and French accounts vary on killed and wounded with 1500 Spanish losses cited and 409 Marines reported dead in a single engagement. Paris Gazette figures are disputed, while news from Brefau notes the king of Sweden near Cracow and Polish nobility preparing for joint action. Additional items: royal notices of executors and estate recoveries, and assorted commercial adverts for bonds, jewelry, and entertainments at Bartholomew Fair and other venues.
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Hague
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Cauféy
Crostola
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Guido Starembergh
Marquis de Grequi
Montandre
Renel
Chation
Brefau
Sweden
Cracow
Poland
Mgscources
Ghent
Gianey
Marquis de Sizane
Fou
Lazara
Prince of
Earl of Kent
Lisbonne
Duke of Ormond
Portugal
France
Crws
Lisbon
St James's
Harley
Dan
Smith
Lasf
Eran. Riggs
Riggs
Noricé
Bae Gay
John Clemence
Deans Court
St Martins le Grand
Olivers
Peters Court
St Martin’s-lane
Onchém
Bartholomew
Eahmor
England
W Cauers
Scaramoudi
Her Majesty’s Company
Mr Barnes
Finly
Hospital Gate
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Cross Daggers
Europe
Finley
Mary
Smithfield
Hampsted
Skr
Giles’s
Acthe Golden
Tho. Bond
Bear-lane
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