Palatine Kiev Concessions and Danish Ambitions Stir Europe
Dantzick reports Stanislaus seeks reconciliation with Kiev’s Palatine, praising Count Tarlo for loyalty and backing from the Crown Army. Copenhagen talks stall over fuller powers, while Denmark fortifies Gluckstadt and sends troops to the Rhine under General Morner after stern royal warnings. Duke Charles Leopold of Mecklenbourg’s Witmar dispute ends. public calm restored. Other items note Masons’ meeting, new MPs, naval deaths, a royal statue plan, and Georgia's Saltzburgers arrival.
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Kiev
Count Tarlo
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Palatine of Kien
Hanbourg
Copenhagen
Prince of Culmbach
Denmark
Morner
Rhine
Gluckstadt
Elbe
Charles Leopold of
Mecklenbourg
Wismar
Witmar
London Clerks Exceed Postal Letter Volume Amid Enquiry
The clerks fill the offices keeping 3 to 4000 letters nightly by the post. The King’s revenue decline continues despite a parliamentary inquiry into the matter. A liberty taken by the clerks is said to exceed the practices of Hoyts of Parliament. Neverday marked an election for a knight of the shire.
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Rhine
Frank
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