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Port of Ancona Declared Free Port for Foreign Ships
Rome reports an edict of Cardinal Camerlengo, dated 16th instant, declaring Ancona a free port for foreign ships with only a moderate Anchorage duty to share Adriatic trade. News from Vienna notes Hungary politics, Ottoman tensions, and military movements in Moldavia. Copenhagen and Hamburg dispatches cover naval commands and court appointments, while Paris discusses plans against Barbary corsairs and the West Indies flotilla. Additional items mention religious tensions in Berlin and Catholic clergy appeals to the pope amid Archbishop of Salzburg actions.
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Rome
Cardinal Camerlengo
Ancona
Adriatic
Vienna
Palatine of Hungary
Nicolas Palfi
Constantinople
M Tehlman
Porte
Hermenstat
Transylvania
Moldovia
Belgrade
Temiswaes
D’ Bissidel
Sweden
Hefle
Caffil
Prince Frederick of Wert Mberg
Lombaredy
Hamburg
Maximilian of
Hefle Cath
Copenhagen
Casfel
Hagedorn
Denmark
N.S
Milan
Dutchy
Corsica
Infante
Bon Carlos
Prince Ebuyrene
Great Britain
Boland
Berlin
Italy
Elbe O
Tuscany
Paris
West Indies
Cadiz
Algiers
Hanover
London
Britain
Minden
Salzburg
Count de ‘Vaugrenat
Turin
Luneville
Madamoiselle of
Lorrain
Charlotte
Prince Charles