Translation of Prussian Act of Guaranty Acceptance
The London Evening Post prints the King of Prussia act of guaranty for the duchy of Silesia and County of Glatz, including the guarantee terms with Empress Maria Theresa and Britain. Berlin, October 13, 1746, signatures J C de Podewils and GC IV Borche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
A&t
Silesia
Glatz
Frepzrick
Brandenbourg
Holy Roman Empire
Nurenberg
Halberstadt
Minden
Camin
Vandalia
Swerin
Ratzebourg
Oostfrife
Meurs
Hohenzollern
Rupin
Marck
Ravensberg
Hohenstein
Tecklenbourg
Linguen Bure
Leerdam
Ravenstein
Rostock
Stargard
Lanebourg
Butau
Arbay
Breda
Hungary
Bohemia
Breslau
Berlin
Dresden
Germany
Great Britain
Brunswick and
Lunenbourg
Westminster
Britannick
J. C. de Podewils
GC. IV. Borche
War News and Courtiers Move Across Europe
Warnings of renewed hostilities spread as Holland mail reports vigorous war preparations across the kingdom. Court efforts to settle infant Philip in Italy continue, with France pressed by the British on pensions and French troop plans. Belleisle strengthens Provence fortifications and gathers batteries while Austrian, Polish, and Russian actions ripple through Vienna, Flanders, and Stockholm.
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Don Philip
Italy
Marty
Toulon
Marshal Belleisle
Avignon
Marquess de la Mina
Provence
Chevalier de Belleisle
Paris
Strasbourg
Vienna
Cort
Maria-Josepha
Dresden
France
St. Andrew’s Day
Scotland
Flanders
Mons
Namur
Maestricht
M. de la Onquire
d’Anville
Suadron
Corunna
Brest
Tencin
Vienne
Dauphine
Hague
Petersbourg
Sweden
Wibourg
M. d’Allion
Count de Bertuchef
Warsaw
Poland
Livonia
Courland
Archangel
Cronstadt
Stockholm
Gustavus
Charles XII
Fredericksham
Finland
Revel
Russia
Copenhagen
Titley
Great Britain
Prague
Hague-Gazette
Ratisbon
Prussia
Amstedam-Gazette
Berlin
Utrecht-Gazette
Bernes
Count Pedevils
Sislesia
Correcht
Nice
Gattieras
Medley
Antibes
Gige Rette
Brussels
Louvain
Luxembourg
London notices of royal arrivals and civic appointments
An account from London reports the Duke of Cumberland arriving at Helvoetfluys and then at the Hague with rejoicings nationwide. Messages from St James's note Austrian forces advancing in Provence toward France. Capt Campbell returns to take possession of Sir James Campbell’s estate after his death at Fontenoy. Col Gumley resumes MP for Haydon with one-vote majority. India Company supercargoes named aboard York and Stafford for China and Madrass. Mr Read, a banker, marries Miss Tyfoe of Lom bard Street. Presentation granted to Rev George Farran for Newport parish and a patent appointing William Perry custos rotulorum for Radnor. The Right Hon Lady Trevor dies near 100 at Duke Street Westminster.
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London
Duke of Cumberland
Helvoetfluys
Royal
Arriv
the Hague
Claverly
St. James’s
Provence
O.S
France
Campbell
Scotch Greys
Delahay Street
Westminster
Flanders
James Campbell
Deceas
Fontenoy
Col
Gumley
Haydon
Yorkshire
Luke Robinson
Ely
India Company
Hadley
Torriano
Harrington
York
Lascel
Parker Tyfoe
George Farran
Newport
Essex
William Perry
Radnor
Nesterday
Duke-Street
Trevor
Lord Trevor
Court O. Common Pleas
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