Ministers Report in French and Army News from Bohemia
News from Breslau and Olmütz describe capitulation at Neisse after heavy cannon fire. Reports from Prague and Bohemia note movements of Saxon Prussian forces, march toward Bohemia, and Austrian positions under Neupert. In Hanover, French minister Buffy discusses troop moves to Munster Osnabrug and Paderborn and a possible influx beyond treaty limits. Also ships arrive at Deal and Dover with Jamaica and Maryland convoys. Headlines mention baroque political maneuvers and local sheriff appointments.
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