Danish King Frederick Fifth Dies at Christianborg Palace
From the London GAZETTE Copenhagen Feb. 14 reports King Frederick V of Denmark and Norway died between one and two o'clock after a tropical illness. Accession of Christian VII announced from the palace balcony by Baron Bernstorff. The new sovereign retires to Frederiksberg as guards secure the gates and militiamen swear fidelity. The issue also notes appointments, bankrupt notices, dividends, and other European intelligence including Rome, Paris, and London items.
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