Diplomatic Stir As Prussia Moves Into Silesia Fortifying Breslau
Reports from Madrid Paris and Frankfurt describe Prussia marching 20 25 000 men into Silesia with Breslau as key defense. News cites troop concentrations Hussars and dragoons massing around Oels Brieg and Lignitz. Dispatches note King Frederick II intends to maintain Europe’s balance while asserting royal rights and securing Austria’s position.
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Charles V
Ferdinand I
Philip Lr
Spain
Duke de Montemar
Prince de Campo-Florida
Paris
Naples
Goldi
Gilberti
Lentulus
Wallis
Renfki
Piccolomini
Grune
Bathiani
Silesia
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Great Britain
States General
Baron de Burmania
Germany
Prussia
Versailles
Moselle
Poniatowsky
Dresden
Poland
Francfort
Saxony
Count de Bruhl
Count de Fitzdam
Baron de Loofs
Munich
Ees
Breslau
Oder
Hussars
Oels
Brown
Bohemia
Moravia
Brieg
Great Glogau
Lignitz
Hungary
M.de Kircheysen
Count de Gotter
Vienna
Hambourg
Europe
Austria
Ice Flood Drives Forty Sail Ships From Moorings
Newcastle and Fan report a heavy ice influx on Saturday causing ships to break from moorings. Fourteen ships damaged or sunk, three overturned, one lost entirely, many others harmed. Damage estimated around four thousand pounds. A man was cut in two by a cable amid the chaos. In Sarum, John Chant jailed on suspicion of breaking into barns and stealing sacks of old wheat, with warrants out for more suspects.
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Fan
Sunderland
Sarum
Richard Willoughby
John Chant
Mere Down
Hutt
The Bomb-Ketches Deployed and Catalan Fortifications Noted
London reports that Bomb-Ketches now light frigates cruise the Channel to ferret Spanish or French privateers, while Spanish plans near Austria face a strong defense. A Deal council grants freedoms to captains and toasts to royal forces. philanthropy supports the Foundling Hospital. a marriage links Sir Edmund Thomas to Mrs Northey as the Twelfth Night services proceed with royal ceremony.
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London
Spain
Madrid
Catalonia
France
House of Austria
Italy
Deal
Kent
George Lord Forrester
Biddeford
Arthur Moor
John Heathcote
Foundling Hospital
Edmund Thomas, Bart
Northey
William Northey
Compton Baffet
Wilts
Edward Northey
Thomas Webster
Battle Abbey
Sussex
Chapel Royal
Kings of England
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