British and Danish Squadrons Sail Near Schonen Coast
Reports from Paris and London detail the British and Danish squadrons sailing to approach the Schonen coast to observe Edessy figures, with three small boats stealing goods for the place. Letters from Schonen note Count de la Marque pressuring for peace but demanding ministerial releases first, and payments of French money. A storm, tempests, and royal proclamations follow, with transport for Ireland and executions in London.
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