Royal moves and Baltic reports from Europe in late December
Stockholm reports decline in king’s illness after hunting trip and plans to stay in the city through February for foreign and domestic affairs. Varied dispatches from Copenhagen, Hamburg, and Dresden note imperial concessions, church reforms, and preparations for fortresses. A death in Moscow, court mourning, and voyages to Hanover are mentioned alongside local notices and theatre ads.
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Drontingholm
Great Britain
Hanover
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Wadttein
George of Hefse-Caffel
Poland
Warsaw
Duntzick
Duke of Mecklembourg
Copenhagen
M. Wiebe
Jurland
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Ieland
Norway
Jutland
Holstein
Oldembourg
Hambourg
Petfons
Ratisbon
Prince of
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Vienna
Empire
Philpsbourg
Kiel
Mentz
Diet
Palatinate
M. Busch
Hamburg
Moscow
Natalia
Petersbourg
Elizabeth
Holstein-Gottorp
Duke of
Dresden
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Somerset
Chester
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Desire of two Persons of Wit and Honour Speech Domestick
A late Newport market notice announces an evening speech burlesque titled Speech Domestic and Foreign, necessary for all families, with a new chapter on incorrigible maids and bachelors. It lists topics including annocations, European rulers, and wordplay on physicians, promising witty theatrical fare for the occasion.
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Thoratory
Newport-market
Nawruer
Europe
DeGor
Dinner with Count Kinski Amid Court Guests in London
Yesterday Count Kinski entertained the Emperor's Envoy and many persons of quality at his House near Hanover Square. The Duke of Kent and Lady Anne plan to travel to Chiswick in a day or two for the marriage to Lord Charles Cavendish to be consummated.
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Jane Temple
Viscount Palmertoun
East-Sheen
Surrey
Hanover
Dale
Bury-street
St. James’s
William Garret
St. Bartholomew
Winchester
Owen Rice
Manarvivy
Elizabeth Marcin
Newgate
Justice Gore
Walner I
Royal Exchange
London
York Buildings
Welch
Count Kinski
Duke of Newcastle
Hanover Square
Duke of Kent
Anne
Chiswick
Charles Cavendish
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