Royal Movements and Transatlantic News From May 31 Port
Reports from Stockholm describe the King’s hunting diversion and plans to view ships and mines at Carelfcroon. Major General Lewenhor slated to succeed Arnold. Queen visits Bentta after dinner with Martha of the Court. Dutch and Danish missions depart, while the Princess Royal remains healthy amid later pregnancy. Genoa and Vienna dispatches note ships from Smyrna Ebba and Algiers with intelligence. emperors consult ministers and hawk at Herons.
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