Berlin replies to Vienna in Silesia war arguments
Berlin publishes a French extract answering the Vienna pamphlet on Prussia's rights to the four Silesian duchies. It defends military action as lawful property defense, critiques Vienna's refusals, and cites treaties and settlements to justify used force. Reports from Vienna and Brunswick also note coronation and diplomatic tidings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vienna
Prussia
Silesia
Jagerndorff
Lignitz
Brieg
Wohlau
Hungary
Angary
Europe
Bohemia
Count Gotter
Brandenbourg
Court of
Prufen
Oliva
East-Friesland
House of Brandenbourg
Lichtenstein
House of Austria
Naples
Tunis
Malta
Burgundy
Ponza
Presbourg
St. Martin
St. Stephen
Danube
Brunswick
Mittau
Courland
Lewis
Anthony Ulrich
Russia
PORT NEWS DEAL TO JULY SHIP ARRIVALS AND VESSELS
Shipping report from Deal and nearby ports lists ships arriving and sailing. Names include St Alban’s, Lark, Saphire, Palatine ships, Bristol bound vessels Mary Forester from Milford, Bathfun, Industry, Leguanea, Sarah from Jamaica, and more. Several vessels parted company after a gale. arrivals from Rotterdam, Norway, Boston, Exeter, Chester, and Leghorn noted. Descriptions reflect wartime coastal movement and port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
His Majesty
St. Alban’s
Lark
Saphire
Dover
Fuly
St. Quintin
Barber
Bristol
Mary
Forester
Milford
Bathfun
Smith
Industry
Clark
Leguanea
Anguin
Sarah
Jarrett
Jamaica
Richard
Juliaus
Talbot
Gravesend
William
Shriefe
Rotterdam
London
Wills
Providence
Bugg
Norway
New England
Hall
Boston
Chiigon
Anderson
Mahon
Stamper
Berwick
Stevens
Prince of Orange
Flood
Gibraltar
Maff
Lisbon
Arriv
Exeter
Hunt
Exon
Halfey
Sutrel
Salisbury
Chester
Shoreham
Jennett
Crookenden
Eliath
Duce
Fanny
Newton
Baradoas
Portland
Stubington
Mauger
Leghorn
Pia Antigua
Amity
Matthewson
Dub- N
Large Express from Sir John Norris and Caribbean fleet
An Express arrived from Sir John Norris with unusually large packets. Royal George returned to harbor for unknown reasons. Antigua reports Anglesea Leostoff and Salath sailing June 1 with merchant convoy from the Leeward Islands. Obits and crimes abound: Thomas Kambridge dies in Temple chambers. Gervase Scrope of Lincoln dies. Capt. Raikes dies in Jamaica. Francis Hill interred for coroner’s inquest. Franklyn dies after horse fall. a gang of smugglers pilfer cargo on the Bride. a deadly fight leaves one man mortally wounded in Gravel Lane. Derbyshire Waggon robbed near Finchley Common. Mary Terry jailed for highway robbery. four bailiffs released after Butler’s wounding. insurrection tale corrected about deck fatalities.
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Sir John Norris
Royal George
Antigua
Anglesea
Leoftoff
Salath
Leeward Islands
Thomas Kambridge
Gervase Scrope
Lincoln
Esg
Jamaica
Raikes
Francis Hill
Chelsea
Franklyn
Southwark
Lacy
Hannibal Price
Derbshire
Wood Street
Finchley Common
Finchley
Mary Terry
Perry
Bryan
Justice Copeland
King’s Highway
St. George’s Fields
Moore
Epsom
Butler
Rosemary Lane
Newgate
Convic S
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Barbadoes
Princess Augusta
Gwynn
Newfoundland
Tito
Durell
Rainbow
Scott
Pool
Whaley
Dartmouth
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