Peace and arrivals as London Gazette notes enrich empire
The London Gazette items report King Frederick William’s return to Potsdam and plans for mineral waters, a public thanksgiving for peace in Denmark, shipments and naval movements, court appointments, a marriage in Lincolnshire, smuggling patrols, and legal actions. It includes dispatches from Hamburg and Amsterdam and notes on piracy, prize ships, and the Atlantic trade aftermath.
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