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Viceroy opens new warship project amid court decrees and seizures
From Rome to Hanover and Hamburg the week closes with court actions and military movements. The Viceroy and Countess attended Mass then christened a new warship to be named Lewis de Gonzaga while decrees redraw offices. In Rome Cardinal Corcia is imprisoned, with restitution and Church property penalties. News from Constantinople reports Persian advances against Babylon alongside Ottoman command changes. Shipping from Cartagena and currents at Corfu tie Atlantic activity to Mediterranean affairs. In Hanover and Hamburg rulers mingle with diplomatic posts as Protestant causes gain favors and plans for universities unfold, while local incidents include a fatal Chancery clerk death and a Soho fire.
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Holland
Naples
N.S
Church of St. Vincent
Lewis de Gonzaga
Julio Visconti
d’Agapito
Count de Valvatori
Mucio de Mafi
Rome
Congregation Super Nonnullis
Olivieri
Zondodari
Gentile
Corcia
Kingdom of Hungary
Santa Sophia
St. Mark
Lermis
M. Ricci
Cardinal Cofcia
Castle St. Angelo
Kruperli
Barbary
St. Andrew
Frederick Augustus
Republic of Poland
Hanover
U.S
de Melville
Hardenberg
Loeven
Goetingen
Quernheim
Baron de Rothmar
Anne
Princess Royal
England
Prince of Orange
Hamelin
London
Sweden
Poland
Hungary
Transylvania
Hamburgh
Count de
Priscely
Kensington
St. James
Prince of Wales
Pall-Mall
Amelia
Caroline
Royal
Princesses Royal
New Tunbridge Wells
the Prince of Orange
States of Holland
Chippenham
Wiltshire
Charles Bailiff
Commissioners of Excise
Craggs
Eling
Chapel-Street
Lovebend
Army
Richmond Court
Dean’s-Street
Soho