From the London Gazette Morcos Fan G N S
Morcos Fan G N S reports Tartars incursions into borders but no Turks present or deemed significant. Great Duke appointed High Admiral in place of Galitzin who resigned due to age. Moscow notes Buckinghamshire’s audience with the Imperial Highness. Warsaw reports Prince Charles support and Barrk’s Moscow mission. Senatus Confilium planned for February. Berlin notes Prussian quartering orders and barracks repairs. peace rumors about Empress Queen Prussia Saxony. Hamburgh minister Raab to Hildesheim for bishop election. cattle mortality in Jutland and Danish dominions due to frost. Hague division movements of Britannic troops toward Willemstadt. ice on rivers complicates crossing. St James reports audience leave for Sanseverino Albertini. Leicester-Holty notes Kniphausen audience with Dowager Princess of Wales and royalty.
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