Pacification Ended and Te Deum to Crown Warsaw
From Warsaw Nov 2 reports the Treaty of Pacification is concluded and Te Deum will be sung next Thursday. The king may be absent from Poland for three months with 1200 Saxons paying, while six Saxons may serve in the Chancery, but no political meddling. A general Diet will convene soon.
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London News: Royal Affairs and Rebels Report in 17th Century Dispatches
London reports from Nov 5 recount Don Lewis d Aciatha of Portugal departing for Hanover to meet the King, with ministers to follow. Letters from Hanover say the King will arrive in a fortnight or three weeks. Other items note celebrations, regimental reviews near Gohre, Walpole's return to Holland, and Carlisle rebel prisoner proceedings. Disturbances at Oxford for the Prince's birth day and Genoa and France updates follow, including rebel removals from Britain and Church of England orders.
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