Evening London Gazette foreign affairs notes King of Sweden visit
From the London Gazette a report of Corentacen events over yesterday and today. The King of Sweden landed by open boat at Anllom Moule Wharf and visited General Sprengporten before attending court and a levee with nobility and foreign ministers. His Swedish Majesty and his retinue of 36 remained at the palace. Also noted are sworn-in council procedures with the Lord Chancellor and Speaker of the House, and appointments of aid de camp to the Lords Justices. Additionally a list of sheriffs nominated for the year 1788 across counties including Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Cornwall, and others.
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Thomas Lewis
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Royal visit and political notes from London
Royal figures arrive at Gloucester House as the Duke and Duchess prepare Windsor visits. remarks on the Duke of Gloucester’s health and pension allowance. Reports include French political tensions, disarming talks, and a Paris reaction to liberty pamphlets. Also noted are Bishop Lowth’s funeral rites, estate bequests, Lord Howe’s return, and discussions about government funding without a loan.
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France
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Jones
Commodore Colby
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Burk
Pitt
Brussels
Prussia
Czarina
Turbulent Anglo Dutch Affairs and Local Notices
A jumble of late 18th century items reports inquiries by Rolland about French engineers in the United Provinces, a Bathadues case, celestial observations of Georgium Sidus, a High Court of Admiralty session at the Old Bailey, and publican penalties. It includes bankruptcies, dividends, marriages, obituaries, and notable attendances, with scattered local notices and legal warnings.
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The Duchess of Gloucester Pregnancy and Ship Loss Rumor
London reports claim the Duchess of Gloucester is pregnant and the Duke’s furniture vessel sank in a gale off Bologna with many passengers. Unclear names, but public interest focuses on royal marital strife and foreign war rumors from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.
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