European News and Obituaries From London and Abroad
A Dec 28 summary from Stockholm reports a secret committee delaying a new crown election after the Duke of Helstein’s conversion. Finland notes General Freudenfeld’s 350-man raid defeat and hay magazine capture. Paris, Madrid, and Brussels dispatches describe battles near Savoy, Chamberry, and Annecy. Britain’s political and court circles record deaths including Earl of Essex and Lady Elizabeth Compton, with several military and parliamentary appointments noted.
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Ships driven ashore on sands near Edinburgh port
An Express from Holy Island reports over twenty ships driven ashore on the Sands near Edinburgh. Several vessels including M Kenzie’s Leith barley ship, Korowstoun ness Addison Mafter, a Dundee ship, and others suffered damage but most will be freed. One crew narrowly escaped drowning with only one death. Provost William Ferguson of Corstoun died in Perth.
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Three Vessels Seized For Suspected False Entries At Ipswich Port
Ipswich and Norwich reports note three corn laden ships bound for Holland were halted by Customs on suspicions of false entries. Remedied corn deficiencies exceed 300 quarters. In Norwich a Castle Hill jail escape attempt ended with prisoners injured after gaoler intervention. Irons removed and thrown during the clash.
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