Mail from Flanders reports French prize taken in Schevening
Sunday night a mail from Flanders notes the N England packet from Helvoetsluis to Harwich was captured by a French privateer in the channel. Dispatches to General Yorke and to Germany reveal a potential landing at Embden with 25 000 to 30 000 troops. London reports Royal family chapel service and court intrigue amid security thinning, with notes on vandalism, arrests, and housing changes at St James's. Cambridge and Oxford universities send condolences and congratulations to the king on his accession.
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