Arrival of Maul from France and Dauphin Birth Celebrations
On Saturday the Maul arrived from France by order of the King to sing a Te Deum in the Chief Church for the Dauphin birth. Sixty cannon discharged from the Cadiz square were answered by the theft of vessels in the Bay. The town lit up for three nights as orders for similar rejoicings were issued. Court traveled to St Lucar by land or sea, with boats ready for Seville, wind uncertain. Marquess de Brancas postpones a feast planned after reaching Seville.
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Cadiz
Asturias
St. Lucar
Seville
Marquess de Brancas
France
Wil
Dauphin
Kensington
Duke
Prince of Wales
Viscount Castlemaine
Bath
James Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
John Chudleigh
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Pope
Frances Neale
Gibraltar
Lord Cavendish
Col. Disney
Regiment of Foot
John Wainwright
Lincoln’s Inn
the Trisce of Wales
Anne Farfons
Humphrey Parsons
Parlament
Birch
Hollourn Bridge
Turnagain-Lane
Dobyns
Campagnolle
Newgate
St. Martin’s
Raymond
Bambridge
Thomas Dawton
Whitney Chapman
London
Middlesex
Lempster
Herefordshire
Solomon Long
Court of Chancery
Germany
Hani
Paris
Queen in pregnancy and peace talks in Madrid era
Madrid reports the queen entering the seventh month of pregnancy while Britain moves toward a peace treaty, not a truce, with Don Carlos concerns and discussions led by Colonel Stanhope to resolve commerce disputes. Reports from Rome and Vienna note Italian princes opposing Infante Don Carlos alignment, with Genoa tensions and court updates from London.
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Port St. Mary
Riscal
Great Britain
Stanhope
Turin
Rome
Don Carlos
Spain
Milan
Leopold
Savoy
Genoa
Republick
Ventimiglia
St. Ramo
Genoeze
Soigne
St. Romo
Vienna
Italy
Parma
Tuscany
Aulick Council of
Berlin
Wuiterhufen
Prussia
Poland
Leipsick
Mauricebourg
Hanover
London
Bruns- Wick
Brunswick
Ha Ver
Funeral: The Part of Lord Brumplin Comedy Benefit
An 18th century notice invites the public to a staged comedy and musical entertainment at Lee's Bush on the Wragh Green. Charles the Trumpeter, a bachelor known for his horn, performs a diverting play and a comic dance between Scaramouch and three countrymen to benefit Charles, listed as a city trumpeter. Doors open at five for a six o clock start, with Sunday closed.
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Charles the Ciy
Batchelor
Mr. Balick
Waver
Scaramouch
Seou Neean
Charles the Brumpeter
Lee's Bush
Bivea
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Maul
Holland
Madrid
Neral
M. Melvius
Fawkes
Mr.Savage
Earl Rivers
Melinda
Satusiay
Rayal Exchange Assurance
Loman Assurance
York Buildings
African Ag
Welch Dirta Rl
Lauldine
Bridge
Fulham
Putney
His Majesty’s Company of
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Lord Brumplin
Wouliams
Lord Hards
Bura
Fardiale
Norris
Kachiocx
Harner
Tantry
Ate
Kent
Wonen
Wien
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