Princess of Hesse Rheinfels's Visit and News From Europe
Frankfort reports the Princess of Hesse Rheinfels accompanied by her sister the Queen of Sardinia on a journey to Turin. Letters from Italy claim Imperial troops landed at Balitia in Corsica and forced rebels to abandon a siege, with cannons and ammunition left behind. News from Berlin notes King Frederick William II sent the Black Eagle to Katte, father of M. de Katte, beheaded at Kustrin. Reports from The Hague and London cover diplomatic moves, stock prices, and new book publications.
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