British Memorial Seeks Leave for Prussian Ships
From Péterbourgh to Paris and Warsaw reports detail a British request to allow Prussian freight ships, carrying corn for England from Dantzick, to pass without attack. Empress consents if they avoid Prussian ports. Dispatches note Prussia’s peace tilt, Austrian raids, and Allied naval movements across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR Hanbury Williams
Dantzick
England
Dresden
Mr. Mitchel
Great Britain
Berlin
Prussia
Bohemia
London
Mitchell
Leimeritz
Electorate of Hanover
Schiwiednitz
Paris
Duke de Richlieu
Franconia
Saxony
d’Etrees
Brandenbourg
America
Louisbourg
Brest
Canada
Fort George
Lake of the Holy Sacrament
Marquis de Vaudreuil
France
London Gazette
Warsaw
Marshal Apraxin
Lehwald
Insterbourg
Palatinate of Podlachia
Bug
Grodno
Disgrace to British Valour and the Contested Politics
A satirical Cont-Té is denouncing critics of government policy as idle saboteurs and mob writers. It condemns ministerial opponents, praises union and domestic peace, and explains the author’s anonymity while noting French military actions and naval clashes. Reports include naval skirmishes off Ostend, a French 40 gun frigate, and the Hanover Packet capture, with local notices of fires and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londcon
London
Dunkirk
North America
Louisebourg
Lord Loudon
Admiral Holbourne
Hallifax
Paris
Guiney
Livres Tournois
Bonetta
Ostend
Flushing
England
Hanover
Dover
Hatch
Woolwich
Anne Douglas
City of London
Aldersgate Street
Harrow
Earle
Ireland
Col
Fitzs Williams
Hoxton
David Brown
West Road
Owen
Bird In Hand Court
Cheapside
Middlesex Hospital
Suriday
Alifage
Cortin
Old Jewry
Made Bastin
Smith
Kertilby
Catenton Street
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The
London Evening-Post
Tussay
Péterbourgh
Memel
Empres
Apraxia
Munich
Munster
Paderborn
Aix la Chappelle
Timon
Arabar
Atoire