Synod Punishes Archbishop then Empress Britches Mercy
Reports from the Synod describe the Archbishop degraded for treason and heretical misinterpretations, with the Empress commutating the sentence to monastic life under supervision. Arsenius was executed per Empress orders. Separate items note Berlin to Pomerania travel, tobacco tax changes, noble journeys, and ship movements along with early June port exports and imports.
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The Hereditary Prince of Brunswick visited Cologne and Aix la Chapelle, with noble entertainments and plans to bathe at Aix. Madrid reports Spain’s navy reforms and Britain’s potential purchase of ships. Brussels notes repairing the Austrian palace. Amsterdam dispatch confirms the Berbice slave revolt and Barbadoes sending ships to quell it. Beadon appointed to St Davids. George Clive weds Miss Bolton in Bath. Rev Lloyd marries Miss Craven. Mrs. Jane Miller dies suddenly en route to Royston. her fortune passes to heirs.
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