Wars and State Letters From 1764 Across Europe and Africa
A fragmentary 18th century batch reports: Frederick the Great’s Berlin dispatch to Prince Rapeivit warning against armed insurrection in Poland. notices of Prince Karl of Solberg’s death at Gedern. Commodore Harrison’s audience with the Doge in Naples. sickness and burials in Naples and surrounding towns. plantation news from Newport North America detailing Captain Rhodes' death and a slave trade incident. various arrivals and sailings at Permance Grace and Southampton, including ships from France and London.
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Flanders
Radaml
Waywode
Wilda
Liu
Prussia
Rapeivit
Count de Pac
Poland
Grauceace
Republic
Berliny
Frederick
Hannu
Christian-Charles
Prince of
Solberg
Pield-Marshal
Empire
Upper Rhine
Mijor
Republic of the United Provinces
Philipsbarzh
Nexport
Rhodelland
Wanton
Africa
Eleuezer Wathbourn
Mace
Rhodes
Piscaraqua
Cape Malpas
Cape
Rich London intrigues and royal visit preparations
Royal reception preparations in London as a new bed for the Prince of Wales is fixed at the Queen's palace and nobles plan compliments before his birth day. The Duchess of Ancaster delivers a daughter in Berkeley Square. Count de Visnola and Count de Weltsberg arrive for audiences. Don Piznarelli reports burning a Barbary pirate. Counts Woronzow and others plan a journey to England. Vienna reports war store movements and a camp in Bohemia with Lichtenstein to command. News from WerLAW mentions Count Reewutky seeking a Russian alliance. Proclamations in Westminster reveal John Wilkes's legal summons. appointments to parishes include Winwick and Shaborough. St Katharine Cree welcomes a new lecturer.
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