Grand Regatta and Prize Contests at Vauxhall Gardens
The notice outlines a water race for Watermen under 35 in Gentlemen's Funnies at Vauxhall Gardens on Wednesday July 29 starting from Blackfriars Bridge at six. Heats determine finalists with Lambeth Palace and Battersea-bridge rounds, entries via Richard Hawes Lambeth, and a print exhibit at the British Gallery with subscription details. Also advertised are a Panharmonicon music event, turtle provisions, post office rates, and two state lotteries with major prize caps and office locations.
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Anneal Wuerbry
Wauehall Gardens
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Alphi
Westminster Bridge
Noord
Lambeth Palace
Battersea-bridge
Surrey
Vauxhall-stairs
Richard Hawes
Lambeth
R. West
Christ
British Gallery
N.B
Utes
Mozart
Haydn
Krammar
General Post-Office
Great Britain
Ireland
America
Navy
Office OF Ordnance
is Majesty's. Ord_nance
Pall-Mall
Mey
Sid . Wirther
Secreetary
Pall- Maul
Ute
Argentiu
RH. Crew
Ordnands
Is Majesty's Ord
Hanes
Pall Mall
Tube o'Glock
R. H. Crew
HOLT
LAW Chronicle
J. Williams
Strand
Religious Worship and Framework Knitters Bills Debate
The Lords debated the Religious Worship Bill with objections to clergy immunities and church jurisdiction provisions. The Framework Knitters Bill faced strong opposition over master and worker interests and the risk to manufacturing prosperity, and was ordered to lie on the table for three months.
Polish Diet Proclaims Rebirth of Poland and Confederation
The Warsaw General Diet reports Poland’s revival and imposes a call for unity. It lauds the nation’s historical struggle against Russian domination, pledges to secure a strong confederation, and envisions a renewed Poland led by future leaders like Sigismund and Sobieski.
Peace Preservation Bill Advances After Gentle Amendments
The House formed a two committee stage on the Peace Preservation Bill and Lord StpmoutTs proposed minor verbal changes while Lord Cunnecktron moved a clause allowing offenders named in the bill to be tried under both common law and the new statute. The report was made and the bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow before the House adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Ferway
Foxscane
Riewanns
Hicks
Lord Holland
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Sidbiouti
Morraxp
Lauperpae
Stanuore
Earl Stanuope
Ciancellol
Church of Baghind
Karl Syfantope
Church of England
Dudge
Church
Earl Seanhope
Canterbury
Karl Seamope
Siun
Lord Lauderdale
Holland
Lord Sidmouth
Lord StpmoutTs
Cunnecktron
Act of the General Confederation of Poland
The General Diet assembled at Warsaw declares its aim to restore a dismembered Poland and form a general confederation under Frederic August II and Prince Adam Czartoryski. It pledges Catholic faith with tolerance for others, adherence to laws, and pursuit of lawful means.
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Warsaw
Poland
Dunatremioi
Europe
Llussia
Peter
Pulkuwa
Charles
Teter
Sweden
Murupy
Pound
Sivers
Praga
Confederation OF
Frederic Augustis
Saxony
Adan Czartursky
Staraste
Vadolia
Nunico
Nence
Girstoi
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Jane Penton Sage
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Neale
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London
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Whitehead
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Bradford
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Goodluck
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Gid
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Hratce
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Becn
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Frederick
Italy
Marius
Switzerland
Austerlitz
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