Proclamation of Gustavus Reaffirms Oath in Senate
From the London Gazette March 6 report that on February 15 the Senate proclaimed Gustavus and he took the oath of fidelity in the council room with colleges. The oath was then given to Prince Charles. Copenhagen reports a severe frost thawing, allowing ice communication with Sweden while Hamburgh port remains retarded with four mails due from England.
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Peace talks with Porte stall amid Crimean demands
From the February 7 Moscow dispatch the court rejects any peace negotiations with the Porte unless Russia instantly and permanently gains Crimea and a string of strategic positions from the Don to the Dniester. A separate note from Warsaw on February 16 reports a brutal massacre of four deputies in Lithuania sparked by a circular from the Bishop of Wilna.
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London Letters Describe Denmark King Rumor and Poland Fate
Private letters from the Hague discuss a supposed dangerous fall of the Danish king and an unsettled Polish succession, with three district disembarkments expected before a major territorial shift. Reports mention Dublin’s unrest hitting the Lord Lieutenant, a fire at St James's Royal apartments, and several notable obituaries and marriages in London society.
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Debates on Pownall's Motion Over Spanish Treaty Limits
The House of Commons discusses Governor in America, Falkland Islands, and Spain's terms. De Pownal argues the treaty betrays British rights, exposing possessions and navigational prerogatives to Spanish Governors. Ministers remain silent as the motion fails 130 to 43.
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London Museum Journal January 1771 Edition
London Museum N Number XIII begins an accurate journal of proceedings and debates of the current Parliament session. It notes continued publication by the same editor with care and exactness, promising numbers XIV through XV and beyond ending February 1771. The work also offers letters, papers, memoirs, copper plates, and publication details from J Miller in Waternoste-Row.
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