Royal marriages and bankrupts in Windsor notices
The London Gazette reports the marriage of Princess Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina to the Hereditary Prince of Orange, plus bankruptcy notices for John Hancox of Stafford inn, Samuel Pidcock grocer, and various other insolvency filings with dates and venues. Dividends listed for several tradesmen at Guildhall and other locations, with certificates to be granted by November 8.
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Berwin
Frederica
Sophia Wilhelmina
Prince of
Orange
John Hancox
Stafford
Star Inn
Atpanes
Peakes
Southampton Buildings
Chanceryane
Samuel ‘Pidcock
Moore Street
Scho
Grocer
Q&tober24
Guildhall
Dawson
Warwick-street
Golden Square
Ahr, Jeaves
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Romas Bowles
Snow Hill
Richard Elsred
New Romney
Kent
William Teale
Leeds
Innhelder
Edward Johnson
Chartes-street
Blackfriars New Road
Carpenter
Windsor chase and court notices from a royal week
A Windsor forest stag chase follows a morning ride from Windor-lodge with Lieut. Col. Garth. In Carlton House a messenger arrives with congratulatory letters to the Prince of Wales on the Duke of York’s marriage. Various court and society items detail new houses, marriages, vacancies, and local gossip including Cheltenham and Berwick preparations, and a fatal duel near Aberdeen.
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Kino
Col. Garth
Windor-lodge
Billingbear
Windsor-forest
Windsor Lodge
Carlton House
Prince of
Duke of York
Prince William of
Groveester
Weymouth
Duke of
Viscount Gage
Warwick
Mr. Earptey
Lord Eardley
Thomas Rumbo Pn
Duchess of Ancaster
Berkeley Square
Coeltenham
Duchess Dowager of Leinster
Ogarvie
Hugh
Lady Massey
Robert Gowning
Col. Mresrayer
Miss Monson
Lord Berwick
Shrewsbury
Cheltenham
Doctor Girties
Peter Pinpar
Lord Lonsdale
Club de la Linerte
Berlin
Ewart
Stackrone
Derbyshire
Lord Zoucu
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Joan Dinewart
Aberdeen
Grant
Ripsehie
Dingwalle
Particuars
Marshall Cleared Amid Assaults on New Constitution
In Cromer WARSAT reports Marshal Maraciowsky was strongly accused of planning actions against the new Constitution. He was cleared by the Diet and the King, who vowed to defend the constitutional project with Patriots and blood. No further details on the Staroffies or imitation of French possessions have emerged.
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Maraciowsky
Europe
Brussels
London
Genoa
Venice
Amsterdam
Louis Philippe Fosep
Duchy
D’ Aiguillon
Pretow
Fost
Bond- Street
Chatham
Hisernia
Duke of York
Cobler
Ricats
Broughton
Hereford
Gloucestershire
Warwickshire
Prussia
Berlin
M. Krenz
M. Suarez
Cramer
Bonekeeper
Don Cantos and France Finance in a Turbulent Era
The report notes Don Cantos, Infanta of Spain, gravely ill as physicians doubt recovery. Camden presents to the August Diet of France a cash and currency inventory, indicting wretched state finances. European capitals echo concerns over the French Revolution, constitutionalism, and royal oaths amid arrears and noble intrigues.
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Don Cantos
Infanta
Spain
M. Camden
France
London
Democratic Party
Paris
Rous
National Assembly of
Bukxe
Court of Aldermen Deliberates on Bread Prices and Hospital Admission
Yesterday at Guildhall the Court of Aldermen with the Lord Mayor and twelve Aldermen continued bread price levels. Margaret Nichols, a poor girl, was admitted to Emanuel Hospital. A Court of Common Council will meet next Tuesday to consider the Coal and Corn Committee report on the Coal Meter’s Office and set a day for electing a Principal Coal Meter. Regular orders for Lord Mayor’s Day regulation were issued.
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Guildhall
Margaret Nichols
Emanuel Hospital
Court of Common Council
Coal and Corn Committee
Hops market at Weyhill fair shows high prices and strong turnout
At Weyhill fair last week hops on sale totaled about 236 loads, fewer than last year but above expectations, with high prices. Farnham and Crandall varieties fetched varied rates, largely midrange to lower, while country growth offered indifferent quality. Trade was steady Tuesday to Thursday, winds hindered bright hops, Dover and Calne toll-free market plans noted.
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Weyhill
Farnham
Andover
Calne
Wiltshire
Wretch attacks women in Bristol streets. four maimed
In Bristol in October a brutal assailant known as the Méonier, who wounded two women on Brandon Hill and a second pair elsewhere, has appeared. Margaret Brown and Mary Plumley were attacked between six and eight at night, each wounded in the hip with a knife. Magistrates offer a reward of twenty guineas for his capture.
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Rhynwick Williams
London
Margaret Brown
Mary Plumley
Clifton
Brandon-hill
Naval movement and voyage of royal ships
This morning His Majesty's flagship of war sailed from the harbour and proceeded to sea. This afternoon arrived His Majesty's ship Niger, Capt. Keats, from the Eastward. The Greyhound revenue cutter set sail on a cruise.
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Orestes
Burrardy
Niger
Keats
Greyhound
Public Office at Bow Street Re-examines Mail Robbery Case
Sir Sampson Wright and W Adington Elys Shaw re-examined for four hours regarding the Aylesbury mail robbery. George Majlin, accused in the St James Sanderson burglary, committed to prison for two years for misdemeanor after being found with pick-lock keys. John Tentant re-examined on a charge of stealing geese and fowls, committed for trial.
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Bow-Street
Sampson Wright
W. Adington Elys Shaw
King
Aylesbury
George Majlin
Tentant
Ori
Wilkinson
Aldingham-green
Rotation Office Reports Seizure of Whip and Attempted Murder
A boy about twelve, Edward Edwards, is committed for trial for stealing a coach whip after previous Westminster sessions. Separately, Thomas Fletcher is committed for examination after attempting to murder his wife Anne, slashing her throat and a later self-harm attempt, with jealousy cited as motive. his wife is recovering.
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Litchfield Street
Lawrence Com
Edward Edwards
Westminster
Philapathropic Society
Thomas Fletcher
Queen Ann-street
East
Mary-le-bone
Anne
John Parry
Fire ravages workshop district injures and destroys properties
A large fire at Mr. Weyer's coachworks in Great Portland Street Oxford Street spread to adjoining houses in Portland Street and Margaret Street, with two houses destroyed. Two men suspected of arson were in custody after a patrolshot incident. Also reports of thefts and violent crime including robberies in May Fair and St Martin's Lane, a stabbing in Rothbury, a drunken lodging attack, and a Brighton suicide by a serjeant ruled lunacy by a coroner's jury.
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Weyer
Great Portland Street
Oxford Street
Portland-street
Margaret-street
Miller
Cecil Court
St. Martin’s Lane
Robson
Thatcher
Rothbury
Brighton
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
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Edward Bowbeer
Church Lane
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John Silvester Dawson
Kensington
Guildwall
George Padmore
Mitcham
Surry
Samuel E.herington
East Greenwich
Thomas Howell
Colvidlcourt
Rathbone Place
Oxford Road
Thomas Holmes
Yeovil
Somersetshire
the Angel
Hickin Bould
James Swann
Liverpool
Lancashire
Angel Inn
Wolverhampton
John Knight
Nether Knutsford
Chester
George Inn
James Hatch
Joseph Hatch
Church-Street
George Peace
Basinghall-street
Lewis Robertson
John Kennedy
Cornhill
Atfix
George Lin’ey
East-street
Man’s Mere Cel
Fix
James Stell
Hastings
Sussex
Cuilchall
Warsat
Cromer
Court of Aldermen
Barstor
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