Court at Weymouth confirms royal marriage consent
The court in Weymouth declares His Majesty consents to a marriage contract between the Duke of York and Her Royal Highness the Princess Frederique Catherine of Prussia, with seal confirmation. Promotions and military appointments follow across multiple regiments, detailing new ensigns majors lieutenants and staff roles. Royal events include coronation celebrations with gun salutes, park displays, and public entertainments. Bankruptcy notices and creditors' dividends are listed for October through November.
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Cattheil
Duke of York
Frederique
Charlotte Utaique
Catherine of ‘Prussia
Prussia
Fawkenery
Duar Im Cashay
Nesterday
His Majesty
Park the Phoenix
Royal Square
War Office
Goth Regiment of Foot
Daniel Colquhoun
Samrath Foot
Gedfrey Gibson
Aildebrand Qakes
Gorka Foot
Amherst Goreham
Stewart
Gan
Francis Raleigh
William Weihiyfs
Britain
Fox Upron
John
M‘gill
Barnes
Province of
Upeta
John M‘aulay Tor Bee
Robert Eyre
Titus Wright
Neares
Ireland
Foot
Stapleton Cotton
Lawrence Neville
J. Perry
Cornet
George Lowry Cale
Ssth Foot
J. Colby Swindell
John N. Visicher
Jimfign George ‘MacKenzie
Charlophilus Garftia
John Lindsay
Pein En
Dragoon Guards
George Miller
Richard Creagh
22Th Dragoons
G. E. Maldon
Alexander Garden
George Gough
Edward Robinsor
76Th Foot
Daniel Corneille
G6th Fost
Fletcher Barclay
Sth-Foot
William
Myne
Arthur Wesley
Cs . Grit'Foot
Henry Turton
SVR
Heeb Os Sms
Gath Foot
Richard Henry Buckeridge
Charles Miller
Iiliais Jone
Dragoons
Josef Westenra
Anderson’ Saunders
Edward Witherington
2Th Dragoons
Edward Willey
Orood Foot
Babee John Jay
James Scott
Arthur Fleming
Goptaie
Rowley
William Anne Villettes
Olon
Madrid State Paper September 2 Circular on Travelers Oath
A Kings Council circular to provincial governors explains the oath for strangers traveling in Spain. It clarifies oath scope applies mainly to foreign or suspicious travelers, not a fidelity vow, but obedience to the sovereign and police laws. It permits leaving the kingdom or taking the oath if suspicions are present, with emphasis on public order.
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Kingdon
Count de Florida Blanca
Spain
London Society and Royal Audiences Reported Abroad
Monday morning notes detail audiences at Downing Street with Mr Pirr and the Duke of Richmont, Prince of Wales at Carlton House, and travels to Newmarket for races. It mentions a Bengal post proposal via Grand Cairo, Duchess Cumberland’s health delaying Lisbon plans, French and Turkish military actions, and naval engagements near Constantinople with various officers and officials cited.
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Holywood
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Lord GrenvibLug
Highnes
Prince
Duke of Clarence
Windsor Lodge
Prt
Bengal
England
Grand Cairo
Ali Bey
Nor
Thumberland
Lisbon
CurmserLann
Haymarket
Covent Garden
M. le Hoc
Departing
Marine Department
M. de Bougainville
India
Emo
Belgrade
Nisla
Servia
Constantinople
Black’ Sea
Crimea
Sebatopele
Rivfians
Consantinople
Prostitution and employment reform in old London
A parliament address laments rising prostitution among thousands of women and argues job shifts to men have deprived females of work. It cites millinery and haberdashery as male dominated, urges women be employed in hairdressing and related trades to reduce vice and street begging.
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Loaion
Acoach
London
Robbery and murder near Warrington stir public anxiety
In Manchester the port boy was robbed and killed while delivering mail on horseback from Warrington. Two men were apprehended this morning as suspects. Authorities report the horses of the suspects were hidden in Warrington, fueling belief that one or both may be involved in the murder.
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Warrington
Fires and Robbery and a Lost Vessel on the Swedish Coast
The Maria Wolfe from Riga to Gottenburg is lost on the Swedish coast with crew saved. A gingerbread baker's fire at Gravellaure Rat Cliff destroyed a house and two others. a fire at Mr. Smith's upholstery workshop in Lower Grosvenor Street caused little damage. Monday in Gray's Inn Mr Tomlinson was robbed on Adelphi Terrace. Hertfordshire farmers seek a single dry summer after years of drought. A human female body found buried in a Newgate Street kitchen, bones decayed, unknown killer. An observant farmer notes extreme heat on Sunday. The mutton trade remains cheap, pork prices fall, veal feared.
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Wolfe
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Gottenburg
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Gravellaure
Ratcliff Highway
Smith
Lower Grosvenor Street
Tomlinson
Gray's Inn
Adelphi Terrace
Severi
Newgate Street
Adhippy
Wolverhampton
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