When was it published?

May 30, 1794 in Gazette Of The United States & Evening Advertiser

Foreign News May 30, 1794

Gazette Of The United States & Evening Advertiser

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic, Military Campaign, Naval Affairs

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Lord Howe, King Of Prussia, Admiral M'bride

Q: What keywords are associated?

Prussians Flanders, Lord Howe Torbay, King Of Prussia Arrangements, Allied Powers France, Admiral Mbride Sea

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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What is this article about?

London papers from April 4 report Lord Howe at Torbay; Prussians moving from Germany to Flanders to bolster allies against France via arrangements with King of Prussia and powers; settlements between British and Prussian courts; Admiral M'Bride not at sea on April 1.

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By London papers of the 4th April it appears Lord Howe was then at Torbay. The Oracle of that day says, the Prussians who are quitting Germany, are destined for Flanders to strengthen the allied powers in that quarter, according to some late arrangements made with the King of Prussia, and the rest of the powers at war with France:—The Oracle adds—“I believe it is pretty well understood, that all these matters are perfectly settled between the Court of St. James's and that of Berlin, to the satisfaction of all parties.”

“O rare John Bull!”

It does not appear that Admiral M'Bride was at Sea the first of April.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Military Campaign Naval Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Prussians Flanders Lord Howe Torbay King Of Prussia Arrangements Allied Powers France Admiral Mbride Sea

What entities or persons were involved?

Lord Howe King Of Prussia Admiral M'bride

Where did it happen?

Flanders

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Flanders

Event Date

4th April

Key Persons

Lord Howe King Of Prussia Admiral M'bride

Outcome

matters are perfectly settled between the court of st. james's and that of berlin, to the satisfaction of all parties

Event Details

Lord Howe was at Torbay. Prussians quitting Germany destined for Flanders to strengthen allied powers against France per arrangements with King of Prussia and other powers. Settlements between British and Prussian courts. Admiral M'Bride not at sea on first of April.