Danish-Norwegian Court Trial Report From Copenhagen
Copenhagen March 28 updates on Count Struensee and de Brandt as they face examination and potential harsh verdicts. Professor Berger is declared innocent. Queen Dowager recovering from an accident. Kronenburg meetings progress. Ice has cleared enabling passage between Zealand and Scania. Court has sent peace proposals to the Porte for a treaty with Russia and the Ottoman Empire.
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Copenhagen
Ap&l
Strucafée
de Brandt
Berger
Uhldahl
Kronenburg
Count Struensee
Falkenfehrold
de Struensee
Dé Brandt
Monckholm
Norway
Zealand
Scania
Prenna
Roffia
Black Sea
Rome
Duke of Gloucester
Holsteinn
Asswer
Jevters
Bay
Coanfeltor ‘Strpensee
Trade restrictions rise after Hispaniola seizures
News from Newport Rhode Island reports new regulations following seizure of Northern vessels at Hispaniola. It is feared trade to the area may be broken up or sharply restricted. A later dispatch from New York notes the governor’s March assent to 19 acts, including food provisions for troops stationed in the colony for one year.
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C.A
Newport
Rhode Island
Hispaniola
Tibbits
New-York
London
Richmond
Duke of Rutland
Warsaw
S. Holland
Secretary of State
Cleveland Row
Denmark
Great’ Roffel -Street
House ‘of Lords
Constantinople
Aly Bey
Versailles
Madam du Barre
House of Commons
Ongley
House of Lords
Strutt
Commons
America
Richard Coombe
eleSed
Milborne Port
Earl of Catherlough
Crab Island
New York
Mercury
Nottingham
Libog
Duke of York
Ealmouth
Clark
Harland
J. Lindsay
K.B
Admiral Bye
Peter Deninis
Cumming
Dover
Geneva
Deal
Francis Samuel Drake
Siip de Torbay
Plymouth
Wallis
James
Charles I
Boe
Headborough
Foste
Benjamin West
Fleet-street
Weaver
John
Barbary
Liverpol
Salem
Barsbary
Morocco
Megzinor
Gibraltar
Chelmsford
St. James's Park
Exeter Rage
Hyde Park Corner
Knights~ Bridge
Dorchester
Taunton
Wesley
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
Ludgate-hill
Bridewell
St. Mary Abehureh
Wenholt
Great St Helens
Sarah Jopson
Birkest
Cannon-bree
James Rawlinson
Pensylvania
Rachael Hudson
Lancashire
Bocking
Jeremiah Brock
Daniel Philpot
Jahhanene
Paris
Martha Mansfeld
Tyansfield
Marybone
Little Old Bailey
Marth
Vandyke
Walbrooke
Edward Wai
Fenchurch-street
Little Haddam
Hertfordshire
Thomas Metcall
Antwerp
Threadneedle Street
Woodstock seat reclaimed for John Skynner in Oxford
Oxford April 11 reports John Skynner Big. was unanimously rechosen for Woodstock after a vacancy from his Welch Judges appointment. Other items note deaths, price controls on calves, and political dispatches from Norwich, Ipswich, Chelmsford, and London with court, parliamentary, and military updates.
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Country News
Oxford
John Skynner
Woodstock
Co . Latt
William. Lewis
Chelmsford
32D
Margaretting
Dpfwich
Asril
London
Colchester
Sudbury
Norwich
Koipe
Gobbet
Eaton
Fragmentary legal note on a six month detention
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a penalty for non payment and a later commitment to a common goal in the city for six months. Names, dates, or clear entities are unreadable, but the snippet implies a legal restraint or sentencing context.
Arrivals and Quarantine Ships at Portsmouth and Downs
Extract recounts arrivals at Portsmouth and the Downs including Winchester under Captain Goodhall from Gibraltar, Seaford man of war under Captain Davis with a tea vessel, 16 ships from Newcastle and Sunderland with coal, and other vessels such as the East Indiaman Devonshire, Mentoo for Africa, and ships from Bristol Madeira and South Carolina. Also notes conditions at Sc Helen's and the Motherbank with several vessels remaining at the Downs.
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Portsmouth
Morhéebanks
Winchester
Goodhall
Gibraltar
Filton
Sc. Helen’s
Deal
Downs
Briggs
Mentoo
Reynolds
Africa
S. W
Dominica
Ayris
Bristol
Granada
Brownet
Ditto
Granades
Barbadoes
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Waptioed
Holland
Flanders
Rendall
North Garde Flis
Whitehaven
Motho
Rice University of Dublin
James Dobson
John Perkins
Catherine-hall
Cambridge
Arksden
Saffron Walden
Essex
Mott
Mills Cheeke
Woodhall
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