Crisis in Europe as Emperor's health worsens amid war moves
Reports from Berlin and The Hague recount a deteriorating condition of the Emperor with difficulty speaking, while French and German diplomats rush to coordinate actions. Troop movements from Mentz to Luxembourg are noted, and General Dalton’s route to Luxembourg sparks talk of a special commission.
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France
Berlin
Duke of Brunswick
Duke Frederick
Prince Henry
Lower Rhine
Mentz and
Treves
Hele Darmstadt
Frankfort
Luxemburgh
Prutha
van Vledom
Hague
Hamburgh
Capt. Buck
Johan Michiel Moet
Franckfort
Fan
Prince Henry of Prasia
Silesia
Dalton
Luxembourg
Count Trautmander
de Bron
Arej
Low Countries
Lilian
Pareed
Vienna
Shipping News Briefs From February Alerts
Ships Woodley and St. George depart for St Kitts Lisbon and New York. Winds northward. Gravesend reports Nancy from Lissen and St Joseph from Guerney passing by on February 16.
Corn Indemnity Bill Advances in Lords Session
The Corn Indemnity Bill was read a second time and committed for to morrow. Two Naturalization bills were read. Heard Mr Erskine in the Chester Center: the Ring against Amory. Adjourned.
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Erskine
Amory
House of Commons Session Log Highlights
The House received the reports on the Land and Malt Tax bills and read the Mutiny bill a second time. The committee on the Slave Trade was adjourned until Thursday next.
Royal family attendance at St James and Buckingham Palace
Yesterday at about one the Majesties and three Princesses left the Queen's house for St James's Palace. The drawing room opened at two but visitors were few. The King Queen Princess Royal and Princesses Augusta and Elizabeth were present. Attendants matched the Levee the day before. Dowager Countess of Effingham served as Lady of the Bedchamber in Waiting on the Queen with Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave attending the Princesses. The drawing room closed at four thirty and the royal party returned to dinner at Buckingham House.
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Guildhall
Powell
Parith
James Lawlerfor
Pearkes
Royal
Prince of Wales
Sampson Wright
St. James’s Palace
Quen
Princess Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Effingham
Elizabeth Waldegrave
Buckingham-house
Althorpe
Duchess of Devonshire
Georgiana
Farr
Spencer
Royal Academy
Myers
Bonomi
Fufeli
Earl of Bute
Christchurch
Dublin
Harding
Beamish
College of Physicians
Edinburgh
Mr. Harding
England
Cyfe
Neri
Sufolk Street
Signor Costa
Swyden
Bedfordshire
Finchley
J. Hil
Nocdls
Hyde
John Muzzel
Horsham
Sussex
Miss Tilly
R. Woodward
Alderivate-street
S. Hutchinson
Mileend
St. Ann’s
Soho
John Elwés
Stoke
Suffolk
Taynes
Captain Haynes
Royal Navy
Bath
Stark Robertson
Miss Reid
John Reid
Bristol
Andrew Pringle
London
John Hall
Aldermanbury Pattern
Timothy Inston
Royal Academy election and assorted 18th century notices
The article notes the death of Myers and the election of Fufeli as Royal Academician, details robberies in Great Suffolk Street, a Dublin duel ending fatally, and multiple local marriages and deaths. It includes public notices from Cornwall and Southampton promising parliamentary representation, with letters urging support and pledges of independent conduct.
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Fes
Holland
Burke
Sheridan
House of Commons
Buke
W. S
House of Lords
House Or Commons
Fed
David Garrick
Cornwall
Geniemen
F. St. Ausvre
Southampton
Ita Pa. U
Co.Fieyion
Tet Wincrester
John Andrews
Henry Millward
Radritch
N. B
Cheapside
Ludgate- Hull
Tower
Fleet- Caene
East India Company
Honourable East India Company
Lancashire
Thormwtyon
Pouton
Lanczfier
Over
Nren
Parcicilas
Wilson
Powlton
Messrs. H. and
H. Roffer
Kirby-street
Hatton Gaden
Somersetshire
County of
Somerset
Forfer
Lincoln’s. Inn
New Square
Byzherleas
William Hayward
Tottenham
Middlesex
Elizabeth Schaffer
Albert Shafter
Catherine Culver
Abraham Culver
Rumbord
Essex
James Hibbins
Surrey
Kent
Palsgrave-place
Temple-bar
Brertfordshire
Hertford
Itan
Ssire-Houte Hertford
Rocke
Paice
Carter
Medfelds
Hertfordshire
Robert Hitt
Wednefay
Vane
Market‘stret
Flamstead
Efertsy
Suen
St. Alban’s
Sporting
Ucd
Flamsead
Luzor-Loaf
Dunstable
Redbourn
St. Alban's
Aldersgate-street
Lutor
Bedfordhires
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