Unclear Ruffian Retreat Prompts Berlin Manifesto Debate
The article reports on the retreat of a Ruffian army and the Berlin proclamations against the King, criticizing Prussia's motives for war, the alleged necessity for aggressive action, and the impact on European balance. It narrates Spanish responses, Cadiz governor actions, and British consular protests over prize laws, plus notes on neutralities and naval movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danizick
Pe___ tersburgh
Berlin
Prussia
Prudian Maesty
House of Austria
Vienna
Petersburgh
Dresden
Commonwealth
Benjamin Keene
Goldsworthy
M. Azler
Cadiz
Majjesty
Don Sebastian de Eslava
Madrid
Puntals
Foster
Corunna
Mr. Goldsworthy
Gonands Horace
London
Naval Movements and Arrivals in Deal and Dover
The dispatch reports Admiral Smith hoisting his flag on the Royal Sovereign in the Downs with several ships in company. Sailed: the Fougueux for the River. Numerous ships arrive or are listed at Dover, Bristol, Jamaica, Cork, and other ports, including Hind and Strombolo with convoy, Smyrna Galley, Campana, and other vessels from Leghorn, Dublin, Belfast, Antigua, and Boston, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electorate of
Hanover
France
Europe
Mr. Michell
Count Podewils
Prussia
Minden
Paris
P.s
Honovre
V. M. Aurou
Constance
V. M
L’alliance de la France Sans Routes
Forces de Europe
Daily Gazetteer
Utrecht
Baron Steinberg
Vienna
England
House of Austria
Jamaica
Mimnimppi
Augusta
Mississippi Og
Humber
Plymouth-Dock
Barrington
St. Ohm di Luz
Liverpool
Deal
Smith
Royal Sovereign
Downs
Intrepid
Fouueus
Isis
Diana
Racehorse
Wolf
Flamborough
Elizabeth
Wedtlade
Nova Scotia
Medlin
Nicholas
Falmouth
Montagu
Boston
Plymouth
Fougueux
Its Majesty
Hind
Strombolo
Smyrma Galley
Campana
Leghorn
Il Redela
Dell Suiba
de Carlo
Grergento
Success
Dunn
Nancy
Houston
Providence
Lamb
Dublin
Moore
Belfast
Judith Semple
Newry
Bristol
Owell
Respect
Royal George
Cortenburgh
Blackford
Lifton
Dixon
Virginia
Euphora
Whiting
Love
Barbadoes
Boyne
Cork
Lydia
Harrison
Unity
Brown
Petersburgh
King of the Two Sicillies
Carlo
Naples
Bannaster
Marshal
Olive
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Rights and Government
Fragmented lines discuss protection of oppressed persons and State authority. Mentions of a nation, governors, and the foundation of government. Alludes to maintaining peace while addressing injuries and wounds from conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exgallicarn
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SaTuaday
Great Britain
Spain
Morocco
Tetuan
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