Regency dispute and European diplomacy in early January
Reports from Stockholm to Vienna describe the King's assertion of Regency and the Senate praising Queen's prudent rule. News notes Major Sinclair’s arrival in Constantinople, Count de Stollberg's Copenhagen journey, and Danish Holy Roman tensions. Bankers and envoys in Copenhagen, Swedish troop misreporting debunked. Neva water blessing ceremony in St Petersburg and visits of Count Flemming to Lithuania. Dispatches to Paris prompt imperial discussions in Vienna. Various ships bound for Jamaica, Virginia, Nevis, Antigua, Barbadoes, Montferrat, Gibraltar. Wind WN W.
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Port News and Royal Notices from Deal to London
Outward-bound ships sail for Virginia Majorca and Faro while others remain in harbor. Diplomatic talks at Madrid involve Keene and the Dutch States. marked by court intrigues and church appointments. Obituaries, court notices, ship seizures, and circuits for Lent sit alongside merchant movements and bankruptcies.
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High Water at London Bridge Before Dawn
Water at London Bridge rose to notable levels some minutes after 7 in the morning. Reports describe the tide and river conditions affecting nearby streets and traffic. Authorities warned residents to stay clear of the river edge as level readings rose.
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