Theatre at Covent Garden a Fantasia Debut
A chaotic review highlights Letitia Bauxton from Bath in Hardy as a strong debut duchess with graceful movement and expressive eyes. Miss Barnton impresses with tallish presence and refined gesture while supporting cast Abbott Joxvé and Jebe provide lively character work.
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Las Aushis
Buowrow
Bath Theatre
Brunrow
Countess of Craver
Letifin ‘Hardy
Bees
Joses Nota
Letitia
Ats-Plate
Mise Bauxton
Audieste
Miro Cy
Kestney
Dortourt
Abbott
George
Mirai Gage
Ives
Fragmented account of a royal dinner and militia proceedings
A lengthy report recounts a dinner hosted by notable county figures featuring Lord Lieutenants and regimental officers with toasts to the Army Navy and local leaders. It describes speeches praising loyalty and public service, and notes attendance by figures such as Colonel Monckton and Earl Gower.
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Ieland
Vics
Bhianbetee Jedges
Boeiaby
Col Moncktoin
Walute
Monckton
Hiewight
Earl
Gower
Kinnpraly
Newcastle
Tinge Pochinerke
Resi
Cpa
Yok
Charlotte Ani
Duke of Curente
Navy
Mongerows
Snavtiich
Lange
Thie
Havik
Tre Caunoys
Sheallan
Stafford
Wise
Ealptary
Nable
Deparinyne
Baapronnyfelt
Beers
Etnigon
Waterlon
Gower md
Fegve
Vonage Laletayz
Coltest
Mbniekton
Aine
Lieuenant
John Wrattesley
John Wrottesley
John. Boughey
Miticia
John Boughey
Grove
Milia
Wilson
Mitta
Moreton Walhouse
Fsq
Walhouse
KivWensty
Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry
Lord Francis Gowan
Vincent
Earl of
Yarrawby
dleyeViscount Curzon
Anson
Gran
Wille-elord Bigard
Edward Paget
Gerrie G. Anson
W. Anson
Countess of Talbot
Bradford
Viscouptes
Lutheta&sThe
Corporation of
Holland
J. ‘Talbot
Mr. Paihot
United Kings Dome
Seaford
Ceere
Sybid
Earl Talbot
Stafard
Thire Gakettt
Paris to London under count Fernaty Nanez envoy
Fragmented report from The Hague notes Count Fernaty Nanez Spanish ambassador en route from Paris to London with introductions to the Catholic party. It mentions renewed negotiations between the Netherlands and the Holy See and Wellington’s movements around Ghent as part of the coalition efforts.
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Fernaty Nanez
Don Carlos
Paris
London
Quali
Bea Thibamsallor
Masius
Prince of Orange
Paria Castilay-Evebing
Montpellery
Vadenciegnes
Hague
Severa
Netherlanda
Allerich
Gor
Ghent
Sattorday
Wellington
Fraudulent Louis XVI Impostor Trials Stir Rouen Prison
In private correspondence from the Times a report describes a pretended Louis XVI held in Rouen prison and a second impostor who recently visited Marshal Mortier to assert his claims. Some fear state police manipulation while others, including several high ranking ladies, believe the Dauphin may be the real target of belief.
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Charles de Navarre
Pretended Louis XVI Impersonator Tricked by Officer in Rouen Prison
An officer in Rouen tested a prisoner posing as Louis XVI by probing his knowledge of villages and noble lines. The prisoner, adopting the name Charles of Navarre, initially refused but later engaged, revealing his wary credulity and the officer’s strategy to verify his identity. The exchange highlighted the prisoner’s plausible but unverified background and the officer’s attempts to uncover the impersonation.
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Evie Dent
Preventig
Themis
Duke of Wellington
Ghent
M. Constantine
Dinant
Museum
Paris
Constantine
Breslau
Louis Lvie
Louis
Rouen
Lewis XVI
Vendée
Charles of Navarre
Thiat Belive
Charles
Credutirys
Leo
Wad Ted
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Mexico
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Saragossa
Italy
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Gelinot
Vihiers
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Louis XVII
Charles‘of Navarre
Angri
Madame Turpin
Brunet
Delaunay
Palace of Justice
Bourmont
Gindé
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Matillon
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Lurepin
Ley
Itiadame
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England
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Madame Surpin
Madame ‘Turpin
Augri
Baron Desin
Noydat
Bougard de la Bite
Kate
Angrti
Buffet
Madame Durpin
Aphid
Darou de Mesin
Madames Durpn
Saris
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