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Catherine the Second proclaimed Empress of Russia in Petersburgh
From the London Gazette July reports Catherine the Second is proclaimed sole Empress of Russia in Petersburgh with allegiance pledged by colleges senate and troops. Details recount abdication threats, court measures, and claims about Peter III and Prince George of Holstein. Includes Far East and European theater notes and domestic notices.
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London
Petersburgh
Esterday
Russia
Catharine
Paul
Breslaw
Upper Silesia
Beyern
Burckersdorff
Ludwigsdorff
Leuthmansdorff
Schweidnitz
Barfdorff
Marshal Daun
Tanhausen
Braunau
Bohemia
Glatz
Hague
Rhine
Prince of Conde
Coesfeldt
Dulmen
Bockum
Dufseldorff
Duffeldorff
Marck
Ham
Prussia
Landshut
de Wied
Konigsgratz
Brannau
Loffow
Col
Kreift
Saxony
Prince Heny
Prince of
Cunningham
Cologne
Siegen
Rees
Wesel
John
Denmark
Copenhagen
Oranjeboom
Cronstadt
Hamburgh
Thas
Catherine the Second
Mecklenburgh
Colberg
Stettin
Peter III
George of
Holstein
Catherine Alexiewna II
Peter II
Anhalt ‘Zerbst
Francfort
Yung- Buntzlow
Podifbrad
Pardewitz
Colin
Nienburg
Jaromitz
Arnau
Eypel
Stadenitz, &c
Prague
Prince Charles of Saxony
Duke of
Courland
Vienna
Dresden
Carlsbad
Toplitz
Warsaw
Oporto
Crawford
Lisbon
Oports
Tras Os Montes
London Gazette
St. James's
Prince Ferdinand
Gilfae
Count de Laface
Lutternburg