An Anonymous Letter on Vienna Court and German Powers
A long letter attacks Austrian policy and German misdeeds, defending Austrian moderation and urging Britain to aid its own security. It questions Vienna's indemnification terms, Bavaria, and possible reconciliation with France, while warning of German ingratitude and urging domestic focus. It ends with war news from Dresden and Prague, noting Prussian advances and sieges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Austria
Europe
Tyles
Hungary
Anfeser
Count Dohna
Prussia
Vienna
Lower Schonfelden
Swabia
Crown of
France
Dohina
Dohinn
Francfort
Austria
Germany
House of
Bavaria
Anfaierer
Court of Vienna
Alsace
Duke of
Lorrain
Silesia
Breslau
England
Flanders
Hanax
Siege News From Coni and Chiusa Destruction
News from the Saluces camp reports part of the Con garrison attacking enemy works, burning and killing, with bombardment continuing as the town is burned to ashes except the castle. Rain floods trenches and threatens to halt or delay the siege, jeopardizing artillery deployment and grain convoy convoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluces
Con
Coni
M. de Campo Santo
Chiusa
Alfier
Port News Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports
Yesterday afternoon the Winchester sailed westward with outward-bound ships but returned to remain with the Success and the Mary. The Minerva Whiting and the Atalanta Wegram arrived at Bristol and then sailed to the River. The Princess Louisa carried two ships from Carolina and several coasters. Arrivals at Yarmouth include the Rose from Dantzik and Madeira reports Betty and Peggy from Liverpool. Gambia reports Thomas Wilson Willoughby Torbett Helen Jackson and Gildart all from Liverpool. Wisbeck records the Dragon Westwood from Dantzick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Winchester
Mary
Martin
Philadelphia
Minerva
Whiting
Wegram
Bristol
Carolina
Yarmouth
Rose
Morrison
Dantzick
Madeira
Betty
Peggy
Gardner
Liverpool
Gambia
Thomas
Wilson
Willoughby
Torbett
Helen
Jackson
Gildart
Holme
Wisbeck
Dragon
Westwood
Lords of the Admiralty Order Captors Paid for St Joseph Shares
Reports from Greenwich and London detail multiple 18th century notices. Lords order payment to captors for St Joseph shares seized at war onset. Excise appoints Colchester supervisor. several officers seize wine at Camberwell. Duke of Chandos names Nath as chaplain. A coal merchant is attacked at Peckham Gap. ships and cargoes tied to Atlantic trade and privateers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords of the Admiralty
St. Joseph
Spain
Oxford
Canterbury
Chester
Greenwich
Dakein
Daptford
The
Excise
Harrison
Colchester
Nath
Sutton
Berks
Clark
Rotherhithe
Peckham-Gapy
Danesfield
Stockfeeth
Hambourg
Canaries
Betty
Martin
Plymouth
Cole Lier
Polly
Doreham
Oporio
Newfoundland
Galicia
Scipio
Liverpool
Guinea
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Post
Daily Post
Demont
Stura
Bresden
Tabor
Moravia
Prague
Seo
Gallen
Dresden
Bohemia
Pruffia
Wak Fau
London Gazette
Turin
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