King's Progress Through Wales to London News
Long report details King George IV’s southern progress with royal fleet at Milford and Brecon, crowds cheering in Milford Bay, Llanidloes to Brecon, and happy Welsh loyalty. Describes multiple towns, illuminations, processions, and receptions including Dynevor Castle, Troy House, and Brecon Priory, with escorts and public addresses.
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Brecon
Milford
Pembroke
Carmarthen
Dynevor
Marquis of Camden
Wood
Duke of Beaufort
Troy House
Monmouth
Breton
Principality
Wales
Royal Navy Newsand Turkish Peace Rumors From Europe
The Courier reports on royal movements from Ireland to Oxfordshire and Pall Mall, noting a land journey to town. Dispatches from Odessa reference northerly winds and no Russian troop movements, with speculation of continued peace between Russia and Turkey and no further royal service needs.
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Masersry
Lord Graves
Ireland
Chapel House
Oxfordshire
Milford
Odessa
Constantinople
Porte
Russia
Robert ‘Wixson
Paris
Turkey
Cabinet to Meet at Carlton Palace This Afternoon
The Times notes a Cabinet Council at Carlton Palace this day at half past two o'clock with all ministers summoned. Dover reports the Duke of Saxe Merineen and suite sailing for France, as Lord and Lady Hoon and other nobles arrive by the Job from Calais. Various courtiers and servants are mentioned, including Lady Carn and the late king’s household, with measures urged to carry out the Queen's will and property dispositions.
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Hanover
Ramberg
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince Groaar
Eimbeck
Wehnde
Herrenhausest
Count Monster
Rupert Baker
Robert
Times
Morning Chronicle
Résert Baker
Carlton Palace
Dover
Szpr
Saxe Mernineen
Ing
France
Hoon
Awes Ham Wessani
de. Lusurieves
Mouth
Wr. Austin
Calais
War
Austin
Prince Ese
Fry Chance
Vienna
Si Henry Carn
Stix Percevar
Carn
East
AxLesuuny
Cocan
Hheese
BrugsWick
Edd
Ancha Ton
Wisp
Ton Retera
Paris
Sarry
Proberty
Listroz
Brunet’s
Leicester-square
Oreation
Tipkas Sa
Gi Ra SR
Royal Navy Movements and Wheat Prices in Hampshire Ports
Portmouth a Sunday report notes ships leaving Cowes for Bordeaux West Indies Plymouth and Ceylon with others paid off at Spithead. A large fleet of colliers appears offing while the Royal squadron may reach Plymouth and be dismantled for the season. Wheat prices surge amid late weather, rising from 12 and 10s to 24 25 per load. Corn Bill provisions allow foreign imports when 20 a load is reached in five counties. The public questions the policy's welfare impact.
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Cowes
Tyne
Tartar
Bordeaux
West Indies
Plymouth
Glasgow
Ceylon
Spithead
Argus
Arabia
Mediterranean
Salisbury
Gannett and
Duchess of Kent
Southampton
Okehampton
Devonshire
Milford Haven
Royal
Wilton
Chichester
Port News and Naval Appointments Abroad
Lieut A Hoseason is named to the Semiramis and Capt J G Phillips to the Spey for Africa. Portsmouth ships include Queen Charlotte and others. Glasgow frigate sails to East India station with Sir Edward Paget aboard. Brevity in arrivals and sailings at Portsmouth Cowes Plymouth and Hanwich with several named vessels and officers. Market notes from Corn Exhange show wheat and oats prices. local cattle market reports reflect steady prime meat prices and potential rises.
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A. Hoseason
J. G. Phillips
Spey
Africa
Portsmouth
Queen Charlotte
Ramilies
Albion
Salisbury
Andromache
Euryalus
Tees
Icarus
Glasgow
B. C. Doyle
East India Station
Cowes
Sir Edward Paget
G.C
Ceylon
Reynell
Bombay
Milne
Atlanta
Bergin
Woodford
Lamborn
Jamaica
Manly
Quelch
St. Kitt's
Lord Wellington
Quebec
Highland Lad
Montserrat
Wirnd W
Jane
Plymouth
Comp
Wilkinson
Mogadore
Sicily
Gibraltar
Branstone
Stall
Pernambuco
Peter Ellis
Pearson
New Orleans
John, Allen
St. John's
N. B
Triton
Miramichi
Hutt
Duncombe
Corbett
Greenland
Eagle
Brewis
Ditto
Penna Wauksy
Harmony
Sawyer
Mizronp
Royal Squadron
Channel
Fatmourn
America
St. John’s
New Brunswick
London Publication Details at Strand
London printed by T. Hall at 548 Strand and published by J. B. Wanless at the same address in the Strand area.
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London
T. Hall
Strand
J. B. Wanless
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