Baronetcies Granted and Surrender Notices Listed
The London Gazette reports the king granting baronetcies to Charles Warre Malet of Poonah and John Kennadway of Hydrabad with heirs. It lists civil surrender notices for numerous individuals at Guildhall, and dividends and certificates due before March 1 including merchants and tradespeople across England.
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Kingdom
Great Britain
Charles Warre Malet
Poonah
East Indies
Kingdom of Great Britain
John Kennadway
East India Company
Hydrabad
Royal News From Windsor to London on Monday Morning
Mon morning report from Windsor to Buckingham House notes the Queen and three elder Princesses traveling from Windsor Lodge to Buckingham House. The King plans a hunt at Windsor Park and will then come to town. Details recount services at St George's Chapel and Chapel Royal. The Prince of Wales travels from Carlton House to Kempshot, and the Duke of Clarence hosts nobles and officers at St James's. A council will examine convicts at Newgate. Talks on Westminster policing and city corporation echo broader political ideals.
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Quen
Windsor Lodge
Buckingham House
Kree
Windsor Park
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Joan Decatx
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Prince of Wales
Carlton House
Kempshot
Hants
Duke of ClarEnes
St. James’s
Duke of Limps
Friends of Administration
Grosvenor Square
Admiralty
Earl of C#atham
Chevely
Newmarket
Newgate
Duke of Montrose
Lord Muteraye
Westminster
London
Fraser
France
Europe
France outraged guardsmen over royal train incident
In Paris Mauconteil a special meeting condemned National Guards officers who bore the train of the King of the French’s wife. A deputation urged the Commander in Chief to expel unworthy officers and investigate the orders behind the disgraceful act. Six members were named to aid in execution, and notices were to be circulated to battalions, clubs, and journalists.
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Mauconteil
Paris
National Guards
Glimpse of Fantasies and War News From Barbadoes to France
Saturday morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica brought to Falmouth by the Chesterfield Packet in forty four days. The Daphne frigate and other ships of Admiral Cormisiz's squadron are noted with movements and illnesses among crews. The piece also reports on French ladies in Creil and Queenly charity, satire on law and prisons, rumors of Paris massacres, and a remark on lottery number 699 with a carnival tone.
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Jamaica
Falmouth
Chesterfield
Daphne
Durham
Barbadoes
Admiral Corwisu
Marlborough
Sheerness
Watts
Dover
Drummond
Chichester
Creil
France
Madame la Marre
Qndt
England
Paris
Duc d‘Orreans
Monarchy
Order
Venice
Rai
A Lady Who Painted Her Pace In Mysterious Tone
A lyrical fragment describing a woman named Rosa and her painted beauty as art. The speaker notes the vivid colors and shifting illusion, then reveals the true charm lies beneath the surface. The verse contrasts artful shading with the real picture of her face.
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Rosa
The Liege Affair Moves Toward Imperial Action
Continental intelligence notes that Berlin received a brusque reply from the Emperor allowing troop deployment to execute the Liege tribunal's judgments. The prussian crown’s wishes are resisted, and Liege deputies faced denial of audience in Vienna, leaving Vienna’s stance in doubt.
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Liege
Wetzlaer
Berlin
Franckfort
Wurtzburgh
Vienna
M. Jacobi
Turbulent Caribbean troubles reach Martinique and Hispaniola
The Rover report details Mosquito Indians driving Col. Hudson from his home after indignities, with his wife and family forced to flee by small canoe. Martinique is in chaos as a trader flees after brief arrival, while authorities seize ringleaders in Hispaniola and threaten swift military justice.
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Rover
Anderson
Col. Hudson
Martinique
Old France
Francois
Hispaniola
Plymouth News: Orion Sails After Heavy Gale and Losses
Last night the Orion under C Cuamorr Laynr, returning from Barbados after 34 days, parted from Admiral Corinth’s squadron in a gale on January 8. The Orion sprung her main, limped to refit, and has not seen the squadron since. The Shark’s fire aboard the Orion is confirmed. powder caught and crew alarmed, many leaped overboard, two marines and a seaman drowned. Nine Orion crew died since leaving England. one seaman killed by a fall from the fore-top. Lieut. William Parker D Esferre appointed to the Impregnable, 98 guns, at this port. Friday night Miss Lustige, infant daughter of Lord Viscount Balgownie, died at Clapham. The cost of bullocks for General Merpong’s army in India set at 24,860. The Keatie of Mathill stranded near Cromer with no one aboard. The Yolin and Henrietta from Liverpool to Charleston put into Milford. The Dame Elizabeth stranded near Suderweil. some cargo saved.
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Orion
C. Cuamorr- Laynr
Jug
Cornisu
Larbadoes
Seliquary
Orian
Matt
Lye
England
Corinth Leff Barbadoes
Orison
William Parker D‘esferre
Pearce
Clapham
Lustig
Viscount Balgonies
Merpons
India
Keatie
Mathill
Cromer
Yolin
Henrietta
Aikin
Liverpool
Charlestén
Milford
Elizabeth
Claasén
Rouen
Stockholm
Suderweil
Storm and wrecks disturb Norfolk and surrounding coast
A storm from the Dogger Bank brings high tides and many vessels to the coast. Reports detail drownings on Holland and Flanders shores, a farmer’s house destroyed at Winterton, and loss of stock across Norfolk. Rescue efforts save Bartram’s family as rumor spreads of broader wrecks and drownings.
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Harcich
Dogger Bank
É&C
Holland
Flanders
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London Gazette
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Bucharest
Ismail
Fan
Count Borcke
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Gracechurch
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Carpenter
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Doctors Commons
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Temple
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Chertsey
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Surry
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Thomas By
Coramercerow
Blackfriar’s Road
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Whitchurch
Buckingham
George Smith
Ludgate-street
Hugh Edwards
St. Ives
Cornwall
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Benzance
Johm Shakeshaft
Hugh Stirrup
Londont
Richard Salisbury
Chorley
Lancaster
Black Horse
Skipton
Ork
Marsh
Joshua Heuzell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
White Hart Inn
Newcastle
William Cordy
Cornhill
St Guildhall
William Reynolds Highmare
Three Cranes
William,Lingham
Worcester
John Graham
John Webster
Derby
James M‘quin
Ea An
Continental Intelligence
West India
Kingston
Plymouth
Country News
Oo Campeimes
John Isaacfori
Magdalen College
Little Bradley
Cowling
Suffolk
George Carleton
Francis Dickens
Branches-park
Francis Cripps
Trinity College
Holy Trinity
Leeds
Kirshaw
Thomas Decker
St. Simon and St. Jude
Norwich
Bisop
Landa
Brathwaite
Belmont
Hawkshead
Landaff
Wilson
Trinity
Nogwicu
James Bartram
Winterton
Yarmouth
Winterton Broad
Bartram
Titchwell
Hunstanton
Norfolk
Birmincham
Ferro
Chester Castle
Lowndes
Clark
Oxromp
Daniel Veyfie
Oriel College
His Majesty's Chapel
Whitehall
Macry
Matthew Hollyfield
Easham
Witsney
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