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Britannic Dispatches Note Rogerings and Royal Progress
A long extract of European intelligence covers Danish and Swedish affairs in Pomerania, a potential civil war in Poland, and the Queen of Prussia giving birth to a princess with imperial godparents. Reports from Berlin, Amsterdam, and The Hague note naval losses, damps from storms, and preparations for the Princess of Wales visit to Holland. London details coronation preparations and appointments in the government and judiciary.
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Cranflot
Copenhagen
Denmark
Holslein
Pomerania
Turkey
Berlin
Queen of
Pruffi
Fredericia Louisz
Great Britain
Albert
Ludovick
Antwerp
Imperial Plenipotentia
Ries
States General
Netherlands
Tamick
Ae Francfort
Oibob
Hesse
Deux Ponts
Amsterdam
Weffzanen
Affendelf
St. Regien
Bevermyk
Cremeny
Muyden
London
Rotterdam
Zealand
Hague
Marquis de Monteleon
Earl of Strafford
Utrecht
Calais
Hamilton
Spain
Portugal
Stralsund
Sweden
Lisle
Dunkirk
Mardyke
Sintwerp
Oitobs
Berkeley
Afaefe
Princess of Wales
Holland
West- Friesland
Earl of Albesaile
Alimbeer van Brandelaer
Borgomaster
Dordrecht
Feronimno de Fiazze de Georgiz
Looidrechts
Alinkeer van Schagen
Altmaer
Tmickel
Count Hwaffenaer
Loo
Friesland
Morton
Leydjendam
Earl of Dorset
Cinque-Ports
Dover Castle
Duke of Ormonde
Charles Cafar
Navy
John Aflabye
Admiralty
Paul Methuen
Treasury
Nicholas Lechmere
Robert Raymond
Lamuel Ail
David Hechfletter
Charles the Second
Robert King
the Common- Pleas
Trevor
Samuel Dod
Councellor
Exchequer
Edward Ward
James Mountague
Serjeant Baxifier
Richard Steel
Theatre-Royal
Worth Jood
Collier
Truro
Oxford
Edw. Northity
Earl of Cholmondely
Houseold
Lord Lansdown
Flugh Biscanan
Forn Stonehouse
Cork
Coh
Sherk
Dublin
Waterford
Michael of Ross
Roan
Martin
Fortune
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