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Court of Vienna would yield Glogaw Schwibus & Grunberg, and Lord Hyndford Embassador at Berlin declare his conviction that the King of Prussia would abate consider of his demand of all lower Silevia. In consequence of this information Lord [[note]] May 28 / June 8 [[/note]] Hyndford made the offer of those three districts, but the King of Prussia rejected it and demanded four duchies, meaning au Lord Hyndford suppoved Nolaw, Glogaw, Lignitz, & Schweidnitz Notwithstanding the most certain intelligence [[note]] June 13th/24 [[/note]] of a Prussian Treaty with France as an additional motive to detach the King of Prussia before its ratification the Court of Vienna disapproved the offer of Glogaw &ca. and refused to yield any [[note]] June 23d / July 4th. [[/note]] part of Silevia, [[underline]] but offered some cessions on the side of Flanders and the Rhine [[/underline]] and a sum of money, though it was hinted to Mr. Robinson by Pervons on whom he could depend, that the Queen of Hungary would give the whole Austrian Netherlands to the Elector of Bavaria. Accordingly Lord Hyndford in an audience of the King of Prussia at the Camp of Helen [[note]] July 22d N.S. [[/note]] made an offer of an equivalent on the side of Flanders and the Rhine in lieu of his Demands in Silevia without specifying the particular cessions, and insinuated moreover that he might [[catchword]] afterwards [[/catchword]]
