Imperial Russia and Europe News in the London Gazette
Reports from Moscow, Copenhagen, Berlin, and The Hague cover imperial reforms under Catherine II, Gruner’s death, Saxony evacuations, Prussian troop moves, and British military postings. Also noted are bankruptcies, court appointments, ship arrivals, slave revolts in Algiers, and assorted crimes and robberies.
Regency in Silesia Encourages Ploughing After Peace
Reports from Breslaw dated the 28th describe the regency of Silesia notifying inhabitants that with peace restored they may safely plough and sow their lands. The King of Prussia ordered grain and corn from royal magazines for farmers to feed stock and subsistence until the next harvest.
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