Danish and Swedish Naval Maneuvers Near Copenhagen
Letters from Copenhagen report a Swedish fleet near the Danish line of battle with potential for an exchange of blows as Admiral Guldenlew awaits reinforcements. The Danes, weakened by detachments to Norway and Pomerania, defend with a smaller force at Dragdey while hoping the larger Swedish fleet cannot extend its line. Nearby, Dublin notes a rising trade in wool and linens amid talk of an England peace, with excursions of ships from London and reports of various political appointments and preparations for a French peace ratification.
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Hague
Copenhagen
Norway
Pomerania
Guldenlew
Denmark
Dragdey
Eland
Amacky
Gopenhager
Dublin
England
London
Haglland
Scotland
Leith
Jamaica
Eondon
Norph
Esterday
Lordinn
Bristol
New England
Dover
John Leak
Downa
Liaia
Bedford
Swiftsure
Kent
Brede
Berwicks
Durkirk
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Lond
Ingoldsby
Kringston
Portland
le Maure
Bonayventure
Norwich
Fowey
Windsor
William Moore
Foor
France
St. Albans
Earl of Godolphin
Verpill
Boen Malon
Duke of Hamilton
Ordnance
Hig Grace
Lancashire
Holloway
Newgate
Sefsons-Hople
Richard ‘Oelingy
George Ridpath
Parker
Henry Grey
Eigg
Wendover
Stuart
Merchant
India
Adwertise
Wey
Taney Gorsin Dagemonth
Welkminster
Neat Sr
Sensiscal & C S
Homse
Newport Phaiel
Segae
Sarazen