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Death of a Danish admiral creates vacancies in offices
Reports from Berlin, Paris and London recount the death after five days of illness of a Danish admiral, Count Gulden, son of King Christian. The death empties posts including Director-General of the Ports. The courtiers note diplomatic moves with the Turkish ambassador, the Brunswick congress invites ministers, and promotions and stock news follow in Europe. The London entry lists defaulters, debates on the Peerage Bill, and local property sales in Antrim and Belfast.
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Copera Tien
Guldenbear
Denmark
Christian
Amalia
Schonbrun
Berlin
Brunswick
Paris
Rome
Bourges
Cardinal de Geivers
Rheimes
Jane
Nerals Merci
Zumfsagen
George Byn
London
Dees
Commons
John Frances Buller
Nicholas Morris
Christopher Haasris
John Fowas
Michael Wharton
Hugh Bothwell
Hungerford
Walepoles
Shippes
House of Lords
Craggs
Lechmere
Carnaneo
Templepatrick
Bally
Belfast
Whitabby
Drumnagroagh
Ballypow
Monkstown
Ballyhone
Carmoney
Antrim
Ballyearle
Shadrahamah
Hugh Maxwell
Arthur
Earl of Donnegall
Isaac MaCartney
Belfah
Hugh Boyd
Ballymenagh
Joseph Willson
John Martine
Lisburn
John Thompson
Newtown
Charles Howard
Carrickfergus
John Forsyth
Dormore
Gregory Ducany
Queens Head
Charles-street
Cis