Citation - Providence Gazette: 1772.04.11

PGCJ.772.018
11 Apr 1772:22 (431)
Extract of a letter from Copenhagen, Feb. 25. . .  it was
given out by the enemies of Counts Struensee and Brandt,
that there was reason to believe they would destroy
themselves, the first by knocking out him brains against the
wall to which he was chained, the other by thrusting the
German flute down his throat:  Since which, the first is
chained in the middle of the room; and the other, instead of
music, can only hear the rattling of his chains.