When was it published?

May 30, 1751 in The Virginia Gazette

Foreign News May 30, 1751

The Virginia Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Emperor's Ambassador, Mr. Guy Dickens, Ministers Of The Empress, Her Imperial Majesty, His Prussian Majesty

Q: What keywords are associated?

Vienna Conferences, Diplomatic Mediation, Petersburgh Berlin Differences, Empress Accommodation, Prussian Subjects Detention

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What is this article about?

Courts of Vienna and London seek to mediate differences between Petersburgh and Berlin. Emperor's Ambassador and Mr. Guy Dickens confer with Empress's ministers in Vienna; she consents to accommodation if satisfaction given for injuries, especially detaining her subjects in Prussian service.

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Hamburg, March 5. The Courts of Vienna and London have, we are assured, resolved to use their good Offices in order to bring about an amicable Determination of the Differences arisen between the Courts of Petersburgh and Berlin; and they write from the former City, that the Emperor's Ambassador, and Mr. Guy Dickens, have already had Conferences on this Subject with the Ministers of the Empress, who answered them, That her Imperial Majesty was disposed to give her Consent to an Accommodation, upon Condition that a reasonable Satisfaction should be given her for the Injuries which she apprehended had been done her, particularly in Regard to the detaining her Subjects who are in the Service of his Prussian Majesty.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Vienna Conferences Diplomatic Mediation Petersburgh Berlin Differences Empress Accommodation Prussian Subjects Detention

What entities or persons were involved?

Emperor's Ambassador Mr. Guy Dickens Ministers Of The Empress Her Imperial Majesty His Prussian Majesty

Where did it happen?

Vienna

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Vienna

Event Date

March 5

Key Persons

Emperor's Ambassador Mr. Guy Dickens Ministers Of The Empress Her Imperial Majesty His Prussian Majesty

Outcome

empress disposed to consent to accommodation if reasonable satisfaction given for injuries, particularly detaining her subjects in prussian service.

Event Details

Courts of Vienna and London resolved to mediate differences between Petersburgh and Berlin. Emperor's Ambassador and Mr. Guy Dickens held conferences with Empress's ministers, who stated her willingness to accommodate upon receiving satisfaction for apprehended injuries regarding her detained subjects in Prussian service.