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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1792

Page

3

Princess of Orange Arrives in Hague With Royal Escort

From the London Gazette June 24 report Princess of Orange arrives in Hague in good health after weeks away. She travels with Prince Frederic of Orange, the Stadholder, and the Hereditary Prince who met her after a days journey. The notice also lists numerous military appointments in the artillery and many local residents surrendering properties in July and August, with addresses for notices and confirmations.

Hague Princess of Orange Prince Frederic of Orange Fom Brunswick Hiphnesses

Public notes from St James and Royal events

Public days at St James this week include the King's Levees on Wednesday and Friday. The Prince of Wales hosted a grand dinner at Carlton House. Reports say the Duke of York may soon become Captain General of the Forces. A French frigate once captured a Dutch ship and was told to apologize. The Dean of Derey died after multiple apoplectic fits. Trustees for an Irish estate debt fund are named, and Governor Parriis returns from New South Wales with Captain Kine poised to succeed him. Alexander Branper and Benjamin Tipps named Sheriffs of London and Middlesex.

St. James St. George’s Chapel Windsor Prince of Wales Carlton Houte Duke of York Dunkirk France Hague Sackville Street Derey Ireland Warren Macanamara Col. Stanacre Col. Hamilton Macnamara Parriis New South Wales Kine Norfolk Island Pariips Atalanta Bowen Wefsek Gorgon Jackson’s Bay Bengal Alexander Branper Benjamin Tipps London Middlesex Beaulieu Tournai Ramecroix Clairfayt Mons Brown Staray Adostelle Namur Luxemburg Liege de Bender Count Tanerziex Jenkoff Scheld Lys Flanders Meaix Courtrai M. Pe Kaxitscrew Frankfort M. Pe Novixon Paris M. Pe SimoLin Viscount Desauproins Vienna

Mrs Hobart's Fete Delayed Again by Bad Weather

Rain forced a third postponement of Mrs. Hobart's rural fete near Hang Common. About three hundred guests attended the breakfast indoors as garden decorations and walks were ruined. The Prince of Waves aided the hostess in consoling her guests while music and tea proceeded. a noon note from an extraordinary authority arrived amid the disappointment.

Desspair

Royal Duke of Clarence shirks visit in handwriting note

Mrs Jordan reads a note in her own hand from the Duke of Clarence excusing a meeting due to a prior engagement. The message invites Mrs Hobart to postpone if weather prevents waiting, with the Prince and Dukes of York and George strewn in conversation as the crowd expresses astonishment.

Petersham-Lodge Mrs. Jordan

Review at Sydenham Common Royal Field Display

A crowded Sydenham Common spectacle saw the Prince of Wales arrive by nine thirty with the King Queen and royal party. Attendees lined the hill as artillery salutes rang and mock battles unfolded featuring skilled troops. The Duchess of York led a retreat amid a storm while the Queen enjoyed fruit and ice before the royal exit at three.

Sydenham-Common Dulwich Prince of Wales Duchess of York Hend Duchess of Gorpow Honest John

Duke of Yorks Dinner for Guards Officers

The Duke of York hosted a prestigious Saturday dinner for the Guards officers and others. A 160-strong procession entered York House Garden with grenadiers delivering hot dishes to a well-ordered, flamboyant table arrangement, reflecting continental military dining customs. The Prince of Wales and senior officers attended, adding distinction in town.

Duke of York York House Waitre d’Hotel France Germany Prince of Waves

French Army Movements Report from the Front

The letter describes French forces marching from Famars toward Orchies and Liffle with Luckner and generals, camps forming at Lisle Marcquette and near Maubeuge. Deserters flood, Austrians mass near Tournai, and Prussian observers note potential attacks before German reinforcements arrive.

T. M. de Gouvion Duke de’ Saxe Teichen M. de la Fayette M. de Godvion Famars Valenciennes St. Amand Orchies Liffle Luckner Lisle Des Malades St. Magdelen St. Magdalen de Marcquette Lifle Orfing Aunappes Fauxbourg le Magdalee

Duchesses Arrive at Lausanne From Ancast er and Devonshire

The Duchesses of Ancaster and Devonshire and Ladies Spencer Duncannon and E for Ster have reached Lausanne in Switzerland. Lady Duncannon has benefited from the change of air. On Hammersmith road three footpads stopped John Stair to rob him of his watch and five guineas. Two gentlemen aged together 130 have a bet to ride from Lifton Green Paddington to Windsor Castle for thirty guineas. start at seven this morning. deposit forfeited on failure.

Ancaster Devonshire Spencer, Duncannon E. Forster Lausanne Switzerland Duncannon John Stair Hammersmith Road Lifton Green Paddington Windsor Castle Gol

Defeat of Tippoo reported with Cornwallis victory

Intelligence from Constantinople details Earl Cornwallis overwhelming Tippoo’s forces near Seringapatam. Letters from Ainslie and Manesty discuss success, capture of artillery and baggage, and prospects for the fall of Tippoo’s capital. News notes an 150 gun salute and ongoing conveyance of dispatches through Buffara and Aleppo.

Earl Cornwallis Trippe Stewar Nizam’s Durbar Baaugul Tip- Poo Azam Mtl Asman Thas Joan Morris Abercrombie Tippoo Bormbay

East India House Receives Positive War Intelligence

A June 1792 extract from Messrs Manesty and Jouss at Buffara reports highly favorable intelligence on Indian operations of the war. The letter, dated April 27, 1792, notes receipt of the Liverpool packet and confirms news sent to the Press from Sir Rupert Ainster's correspondence. The original packet has not yet arrived at the India House.

Robert Ainslie Constantinople Belgrade Semin Vienna Wallachia Transilvania Earl Cornwalllis Trippo Serigapatam Court of Directors Manesty Jones Biffera India Bombay Gazette Liverpool Seringapatam East India’ Company Robert Ainsirk Arnott Aleppo Honourable Court of Directors London Samuel Manssty Buffara Adrianople Rupert Ainster Messis Jouss

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