Royal assent and war reports reach the Lords
The day saw his Majesty attend the House of Peers while bills for free importation of wheat and Africa Europe grain received royal assent. News from Copenhagen and Stockholm spoke of Sweden’s looming war, with Prince Frederic leading 18,000 men into Norway. Reports claimed the Moroccan sultan moved to relieve famine, while Piedmont faced severe food shortages and disease. Shipping news noted ships wrecked near the Isle of Wight and diversions at Portsmouth, with arrivals at Spithead and London bound for the river. A coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of willful murder in a Strand infant death.
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