Wurtemberg Duke Arrives at Breslau and Prussia Moves
London reports from Breslau that the Duke of Wurtemberg arrived with six battalions and his dragoon regiment. Three battalions march to the fortified camp while others join General Verner in Higher Silesia. King Frederick William I fixed HQ at Betjelm near Breslau as Austrian movements remain limited.
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Duchess of Hamilton Sets Out for London From Edinburgh
Edinburgh May 29 The Duchess of Hamilton left Caroline Park for London this day. Also on the 13th instant Mr Richard Dick was admitted professor of civil history at the University of St Andrews. Up to the 16th the Susan of Dundee ran ashore on rocks below the Old Kirk of Stromness Orkney. her cargo of tow and flax was saved though the ship may not be refloated.
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