When was it published?

July 25, 1771 in The Virginia Gazette

Foreign News July 25, 1771

The Virginia Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Count Lacy, Their Imperial Majesties, Prince Wenceslaus

Q: What keywords are associated?

Vienna Court, Count Lacy, Military Dispositions, Imperial Audiences, Luxembourg Camp, Prince Wenceslaus

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

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What is this article about?

Vienna court expresses satisfaction with Count Lacy's military dispositions across the kingdom. Imperial Majesties held audiences with generals, purpose undisclosed. A small camp to be established near Luxembourg under Prince Wenceslaus's command.

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VIENNA, April 25. The Court has expressed the utmost Satisfaction with the Count Lacy, chief Superintendent of our military Operations, especially for his well planned Dispositions throughout the different Parts of the Kingdom, by which Means every Thing is on the most respectable Footing.

Some Days ago their Imperial Majesties gave Audience to each of their respective Generals, who were sent for to Court; but the Subject, or Cause of the same, has not yet transpired.

There will be a little Camp pitched near Luxembourg, of which Prince Wenceslaus will have the Command.

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Court News Military Campaign

What keywords are associated?

Vienna Court Count Lacy Military Dispositions Imperial Audiences Luxembourg Camp Prince Wenceslaus

What entities or persons were involved?

Count Lacy Their Imperial Majesties Prince Wenceslaus

Where did it happen?

Vienna

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Vienna

Event Date

April 25

Key Persons

Count Lacy Their Imperial Majesties Prince Wenceslaus

Outcome

utmost satisfaction expressed; everything on respectable footing; camp to be pitched near luxembourg.

Event Details

The Court expressed utmost satisfaction with Count Lacy for his well-planned military dispositions across the kingdom. Imperial Majesties gave audiences to generals sent to court, subject undisclosed. A small camp will be pitched near Luxembourg under Prince Wenceslaus's command.