Sweden Displeased Over Holstein Cession
From Stockholm comes word that the King of Sweden is greatly displeased by the cession of Holstein to Denmark. Amid a cattle distemper causing havoc, the States General reduce duty on beasts entering the country from twenty to five florins to boost provisions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Duchy of
Holstein
Denmark
States General
Derby
Curzon
Lord Scarsdale
Mr. Curzon
Lord Mahon
High Sheriff
Lord Geo
Lord John Cavendish
Stanhope
Cavendishes
Navy Ships Inbound And Departures At Various Ports
Arrivals reported at Hull Bristol Ostend Ancona South Carolina London Roscoff Lifton Bristol Antigua Salonica and Bamburgh with crews from Carron Malaga Newfoundland Jamaica Smyrna and Porto Rico. Vessels listed include Catharine Swallow Northington John and Mary Elizabeth and Sarah James Badger Hellespont London Rialto Flying Mercury and more. Several Indiaman ships proceed, while Grosvenor East Indiaman prepares for onward bound travel.
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Minerva
Addison
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Bella
Abbot
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Malaga
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Bedfield
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Ostend
John
Mary
Murphy
Ancona
Elizabeth
Sarah
Hawkins
Newfoundland
South Carolina
London
Curling
Pitt
Cheesman
Jones
Gambia
Badger
Coward
Poote
Carvina
Fife
Trepany
Roscoff
James
London Court Birthday Gala Sets Grand Tone for Era
London reports a spectacular St James's birthday scene with vast jewels including the Duchess of Devonshire's 70000 pound parade set, Admiral Knowles's cypher pearls, and other splendid dress. News covers Boards of Trade and Treasury, Admiralty dockyard movements, and strong Belief in a hard line against America with six ships bound for Massachusetts.
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Conde de Garcias
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