Prussia aims to ease provisions amid broad reforms
From the London Gazetter dated April 12, Berlin reports the Prussian monarch's efforts to reduce high food prices that have strained the poor, while Haguz notes the Prince of Orange's improving health and court appointments at St James's with oaths sworn and new offices granted. The document lists commissions for trade, governance, and colonial administration, plus various bankruptcies, dividends, and port arrivals.
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