Guaranty Controversy Roils Dresden Treaty Debates
A London Gazette letter from Hamburg notes ongoing disputes over the Dresden and Breslau treaties as Prussia seeks guaranty while Brandenbourg doubts linger about who bears risk. The narrative hints at possible German, Austrian, and French maneuvers, with tension rising if guaranties falter or delays persist, risking broader European war.
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Prussia
Dresden
House of Brandenbourg
Silesia
Empire
France
Europe
Brandenbourg
England
Hague
Breda
Baron de Reisbhach
Grand Pensionary
Breslau
Republickn
Vienna
Great Britain
Republick
Marseilles
Toulon
Paris
Provence
Dauphiny
Nice
Burgundy
Martha Belleisle
Aix
Marshal Belleisle
Dinant
Brussels
Down Deputy Governor and Munster Linen Trustee Appointments
Dublin reports the Lords Justices appoint Sir John Rawden to the Deputy Governorship of Down and Hon John Fitzmaurice to the Linen Manufacture Trustees for Munster, replacing Henry Agar who is deceased. They note local deaths, shipwreck signals near the Bailey, and a bank fraud case involving a 181 note tied to Meff. Kane and Latouche.
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Ireland
Dublin
John Rawden
Down
John Fitzmaurice
Munster
Henry Agar
Deceas
Rogerson’s Quay
John Power
Jast Packet
Wales
Meff
Kane
Latouche
Newgate
Deaths and notable events from Bernera to London
SSCOTLAND Edinburgh December 4 News notes the death of Sir Alexander Mdonald of Slate Bart at Bernera from fever. Reports of births, marriages, wealth, and travels across Scotland and London include Lord Eglington racing on Leith Sands, the death and remarriage notices, and court and guild events.
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Sscotland
Edinburgh
Bernera
Glenelg
Alexander M‘donald
Isine
Galloway
Leith Sands
Earl of Eglington
Lord Eglington
William Maxwell
Monteith, Bart
Culloden seized by Lewis XV near Cocketon Island
Newcastle Dec 6 reports that Saturday night the Culloden Patrick Forsyth master from Leith carrying merchant goods was taken on Cocket Island by the French ship Lewis XV commanded by Captain Lamy a dog ger from Calais with four carriage and ten swivels and 99 men. The vessel and mate were ransomed for 2500 and the mate was taken for ransom.
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Patrick Wallace
Richard Ferris
Royal Seots
Perth
Charles Ross
William Elder
Charles Smith
Robert Muckle
Kirkaldy
Frith
Country News
Newcastle
Patrick Forsyth
Leith
Cocket Island
Lewis XV
Lamy
Calais
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The
London Evening-Post
Hambourg
London
Earl of Morton
Lincoln’s Inn
Jones
Hatton-Garden
Charles Tynte
Halfwell
Somerset
Lord Lovat
Kent
Rolvenden
Brislington
Wheldon
Jamaica
Bristol
Prince Charles
Giles
Bath
Princess Caroline
Townshend
Leeward Islands
Golden Square
Portsmouth
Col. Warburton
Cape Breton
Admiral Townshend
Davers
Aldgate-Ward
James Heywood
Fish-Street-Hill
Guildhall
Moses da Costa
Joseph da Costa
Totteridge
Hertfordshire
Miss Mendes
Alvaro Mendes
Grosvenor Street
Lady Lempster
Earl of Pontefract
Duke of Leeds
Lee
Greenwich
William Pate
Cornhill
Aldersgate
Gifford
George White
Colne
Marsden
Lancaster
Middlesex Infirmary
Rcal
Charles Ratcliffe
Ely
Northumberland
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