Copenhagen Journals Describe Tempestuous Royal Crisis
Reports from London and Copenhagen detail fear of a great revolution in Copenhagen. Royal promotions, governor appointments, and state prayers accompany accounts of the queen’s journey to Cronenbourg. Courtiers and officials face arrests, liberations, and shifting allegiances as theatres resume Sunday performances.
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eltor-Schack
Cronenbourg
Petesburgh
Fox
Hamburgh
Peterday
Franz
Maximilian Janus
Eherstadt
Annals of
Europe
Hague
Fan
London
Copenhagen
Pleiter
Matilda
Numfen
Count Rantzau de Aschberg
Richitede
Koller
Danebrog
Eastenthield
Schack
Tondern
Scheel
Tott
Strodersee
Suelwind
Braem
Stampe
Luxdorf
Carstens
Sevel
Rogforda Fyke I
Fet
Goldberg
Struenfeé
Brandt Publi
Scifejor
al ‘Guile
Zoega
Martini
Baron de i
Tworail Polis
Privy Council
Helfinger
Henz
Jenfee
Col. Koller
Shipping News Deal Feb 7 Ships and arrivals model
Deal Feb 7 Put back Gatton East Indiaman and remains with the India Pilot Boyce and the Matilda Dixon for Montserrat Sailed for the River the Swift East India Pilot Lante Wind at WSW Deal Feb 8 Come down and remain with Gatton East Indiaman and India Pilot Boyce and Matilda Dixon for Montserrat the Mary and Elizabeth Sparkes for Philadelphia Countess of Effingham Crisp Jamaica Prince Jones Africa Betsey Mitchell Mar Quetta Shore Arrived and sailed for the River Active Hughes from Leghorn Minerva Norton from ar rived at Leghorn Betsy Aindall from Petersburgh Hoylake Liberty Bishop from Gallipoly Hamburgh Norwich Adventure Wats from Rotterdam ditton St Domingo from London St Maloes Andero ditto Triumph Rogers from Cork Bourdeaux Richard and John Worth from Newfoundland Oporto
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Deal
Boyce
Matilda
Dixon
Princess Dowager of Wales's Death and Court Notices
London reports the death of Princess Dowager of Wales after a prolonged illness with condolences from King George II and court appearances planned. The article notes her burial arrangements, pensions for servants, mourning periods, and various parliamentary and civic movements including a Lords and Commons anecdote, a naturalization controversy in the City of London, naval news, robberies, and several obituaries.
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London
Princess Dowager of Wales
Frederick II
Duke of
Saxe-Gotha
St. James’s
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Augusta
O.S
Prince of
Elizabeth
William, Duke of Gloucester
Henry, Duke of Cumberland
Lewisa
Caroline
Garin VII
Denmark
Brunswick
Oyal
England
Greenwich
Awaa
George II
Isca
Port- Oste
Waly
Haifbold Sirgeons
Dochess
Argyle
Willonghby
Stames
Carlton-house
Richmond
St. Paul’s
House of Commons
Lords
Commons
Duke of Cumberland
Deacon
Lyons
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