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Denmark's Daneskiold Samfoe takes chief Military Command
In Copenhagen a royal audience follows the credential arrival as Count Daneskiold Samfoe replaces the uncle as High Admiral’s power, while promotions note General Lewenoern, Baron Dehn, and Baron Reitzentein. Reports from Dartmouth, Hull, Bristol, and Westminster cover ship ventures, elections, and local moves ahead of a new London Bridge project.
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Denmark
Daneskiold Samfoe
Galddenlicu
Copenhagen
N.S
Generel Lewenoern
Baron Dehn
Spain
Baron Reitzentein
Mar Hal
Dartmouth
Catherine
Susanda
Laverence
Newfoundland
York
Hull
Amsterdan
Mediterranean
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Courd
Order of the Garter
Thistle
Bath
Bristol
London
Combe
Southwell
John Manly
Eig
City of Chester
Borough of
Reading
Richard Pottinger
New Palace Yard
Westminster
Bridge
Bishopsgate-street
Uch Wilsons