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Foreign News
September 7, 1759
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
In Vienna on June 17, Count Lacy arrived from Count Daun's army to receive final campaign instructions from the court, while a Russian officer brought long-awaited updates on the Russian army's situation and plans to support the Marshal's designs. Some continue to discuss peace.
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VIENNA, (the capital City of the Circle of Austria, and of the German Empire) June 17.
Count Lacy is arrived here from the army of Count Daun; as is also an officer from the Russian army.
It is believed that the former comes to take the final instruction of the court, with respect to the campaign; and that the latter brings the account so long expected, of the situation that the Russians are in, and the measures they are about to take for Seconding the Marshal's designs.
---Some People still continue to talk of peace.
Count Lacy is arrived here from the army of Count Daun; as is also an officer from the Russian army.
It is believed that the former comes to take the final instruction of the court, with respect to the campaign; and that the latter brings the account so long expected, of the situation that the Russians are in, and the measures they are about to take for Seconding the Marshal's designs.
---Some People still continue to talk of peace.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
Diplomatic
War Report
What keywords are associated?
Vienna Arrival
Count Lacy
Russian Officer
Military Campaign
Court Instructions
Peace Rumors
What entities or persons were involved?
Count Lacy
Count Daun
Where did it happen?
Vienna
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Vienna
Event Date
June 17
Key Persons
Count Lacy
Count Daun
Outcome
rumors of peace continue
Event Details
Count Lacy arrived in Vienna from Count Daun's army to receive final instructions from the court regarding the campaign. An officer from the Russian army arrived with expected accounts of the Russians' situation and measures to support the Marshal's designs.