London Gazette summary of June convoy and Danish visits
From the London Gazette June reports a convoy arriving at Civita Vecchia with 203 Jesuits on board and a Spanish warship escort, refusals of admittance, and drifting toward Porto S. Stefano. Danish King visits Hamburg with court, levees, and planned departure for Travendahl, along with various bankruptcy notices and local accidents.
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Marriage Announcement Reaches Hague Court Circles
Hague July 9 A letter from the Prince informs the Prince Stadt holder that his marriage to Princess Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina of Prussia is concluded with royal consent The Prince Dowager of Prussia and the King approve Their High Mightinesses respond with felicitation and dispatch two Assembly members to inform the British envoy and all foreign ministers
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London Rumors on New Ministry reshuffle noted
London dispatch notes Lord Rochford's return from Paris as a likely senior appointment in the new Administration. It also reports no changes planned for Scottish posts, with the current Lord Privy Seal and others expected to keep their positions amid ministry talks.
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