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The Virginia Gazette
Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia
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From Copenhagen: Counts Struensee and Brandt, along with Professor Berger, endure severe imprisonment in Kronenbourg Castle, laboring for the Queen; growing mutiny among people and sailors prompts guards to use force, wounding some.
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"According to the last Advices from Copenhagen, Count Struensee and his Brother, with Count Brandt, and Professor Berger, continue still to be treated with the greatest Rigour, so that their Crimes must be very atrocious; they have large Irons to their Necks, Hands, and Feet, which are fastened to the Wall. They continue labouring in the Castle of Kronenbourg, Day and Night, to make the necessary Apartments there convenient for her Majesty. Such a Disposition for Mutiny appears among the People, and the Sailors, that the Guards have been obliged to make use of Force in Order to disperse them, in Consequence of which some were wounded."
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Copenhagen
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Last Advices From Copenhagen
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some were wounded
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Count Struensee and his Brother, with Count Brandt, and Professor Berger, continue still to be treated with the greatest Rigour, so that their Crimes must be very atrocious; they have large Irons to their Necks, Hands, and Feet, which are fastened to the Wall. They continue labouring in the Castle of Kronenbourg, Day and Night, to make the necessary Apartments there convenient for her Majesty. Such a Disposition for Mutiny appears among the People, and the Sailors, that the Guards have been obliged to make use of Force in Order to disperse them.