Royal visit to Dover and Derby plan altered notices
Nov. 24 London Gazette reports the Duke and Duchess of York arriving at Dover en route to York House in heath. Also a drawing-room is rescheduled at St James's for Thursday next. Bankruptcy enlargements list merchants and tradesmen surrendering in Guildhall with dates through January.
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Duke and Duchess of York
Dover
Yorkhouse
Heath
St. James’s
Auth
William Wake
Southwick
Hants
Guildhall
London
Attornes
Strong
Lincoln’s-inh
New-quare
James Lance
Deptford
Kent
Mr. Dalton
Mr. Dalton, Old Broad-fleet
Mordaunt Atkinson
Bloomsbury
Moneyehrivener
Higginson
Bell-yard
Carey- Street
Joseph Neave the Younger
Poole
New Antelope-inn
Pearson
Pump-court
Temple
Henry Vérvine
Manley
David Whittaker
Chelmford
Essex
Guildhally
John Griffin
Bell’s Buildings
Salisbury-square
Duchess Refuses To Part With Pall-Mai House Yet
In Wednesday morning gossip the Duchess of Camper Lane resists selling to the Duke of York. News items note Count Dierphol’s Bologna arrival, stock declines, Paris and British court etiquette, theatre happenings at Haymarket, and various aristocratic bequests and estates.
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Camper Lane
Pall-Mai
Duke of York
Ernest Augustus
Bologna
Count Dierphol
Brighton
House of Prussia
Duchess of York
Madame Mara
Haymarket
Crouch
Kelly
Cranes Banwister
Merlin
Cymon
Berkrey
Sylvia
Sir Herbert Mackworth
Herazat
Ramser Gascouxe
Eig
Thomas Rumbold
Hertfordsiire
Tower
Westminster
Strand
Fleet-street
Cheapside
Indian Army Rumors Emerge On Cornwallis Campaign
A report claims Fark, a passenger from the Medusa to Pondicherry on July 6, has arrived to confirm Lord Cornwallis retreat to Pangalore and a large loss of forage. The item notes private examination of Fark, disputes, and stock impacts, while urging caution amid political rumours.
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Fark
Medusa
Pondicherry
Corn
Wallis
Pangalore
India
Poland Chooses Elector of Saxony as Heir to the Throne
Warsaw reports the Polish nation, under a benevolent monarch, favoring the Elector of Saxony as successor. The note from Dresden outlines cautious terms for negotiations over the Pacta Conventa and a new constitution, with delays due to imperial doubts and the need for clarifications before beginning talks. The Diet approves starting negotiations to expedite the matter while preserving independence and caution about regional powers. The death of Prince Potemkin is noted as potentially easing Russia’s stance. Potemkin’s body is to be moved to St. Petersburg after lying in state.
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Saxony
Poland
Pilnitz
Dresden
Paria Conventa
Lipton
Count Malachowsky
Miajesty
Republic of Poland
Empire
Perth
Pacla Conventa
Potemkin
Russia
Prince Potemkin
Petersburg
Writ Set Aside Over Jury Impairment in York Jail
In the Court of King's Bench a Writ of Enquiry was set aside yesterday after six jurors were reported as prisoners in York jail. Lord Hex ton condemned the move and argued that civil property cases should not be tried by prisoners serving jail terms.
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Court of
King’s Bench
York
Lord Hexton
Scotland News Recaps Sheep Value and Assault At Edinburgh
The report covers Lord Adam Gordon hosting officers at Gordon's Edinburgh cottage with high praise for conduct. It notes Cheviot sheep show improved mutton quality, potential wool gains, and rising skins value. Also reported are a stolen box found in a dunghill, a severe hair entanglement accident, a fatal fall at New Luce, a cargo break in at Leith, and a violent attack on Mr Leslie with details of the investigation ongoing.
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Adam Gordon
4Od
Gordon
Edinbing Cotte
Eris Lordsup
Cuddey
Shropshire Regiment of Foot
Dalrymple Hore Elphietton
Glasgow
Cheviot-hills
Scotland
Yorkshire
Northumberland
A. G
A. Thomson
Aberdeen
New Luce
John M‘bride
Knockiebay
M*milan
Larg
al‘ Milan
Grampus
Leith
Young
Yesterdy
Leslie
Mr. Leslie
Two men detained for attempting to utter forged bills
Two men lie in custody at theweafile on charges of attempting to pass forged Bills of Exchange. They claim to be drawn by Rc. Prowan and cite Metis Jonathans Taynor, Attony and Co. cu Mesirs. Eowars Llanowice Warp and Co. No. 77 Mak lane Londony-Xed are named in the notice.
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Theweafile
Rc. Prowan
Jonathans
Taynor
Attony
Llanowice
Warp
Maklane
Londony
Public Baths Progress and Fire At Bugle Hall
The baths rise rapidly with an elegant Corinthian front and a grand colonnade facing Stell Street. A fire at Bugle Hall destroyed the ancient building though neighboring houses were saved. furniture and libraries valued at 600 pounds burned, a London-bound shipment of goods had been detained earlier. Shrewsbury bank notes and valuables were stolen from Edward Bailey of Acton-Pigot, Salop.
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His Majesty
Christchurch
Bugie-hall
Southampton
William Gunthorpsig
Birmingham
Edward Bailey
Acton-Pigot
Salop
Shrewsbury
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