Appointment and celebrations in Whitel Hall and court
The King appoints Dr William Black as First Physician to Scotland and Edward Boscawen Frederick to be Standard Bearer to the Band of Pensioners. Festivities mark Her Majesty's Birthday with illuminations, a Royal procession, and a city ode and play at the Castle. News from Malta and naval actions near the Mediterranean. reports from Cher ron, Sebastopol, and Oczakow on naval reinforcements and ship launches.
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Shipping News Departures and Arrivals at Deal and Gravesend
March notices show the Prince of Piedmont and others arriving at Deal and then sailing for the River with the Scout sloop. Philippa Harbin Alice and Jane and Bell Cox follow for Barbadoes Honduras and Gre nada. Gravesend passages include Amelia and Margaret from Havre Amsterdam and others from Lisbon Rouen and Bourdeaux.
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Royal procession to Chapel Royal for Divine Service
Yesterday the King, Queen, Princesses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth, visited the Chapel Royal at St James's for Divine Service. The Bishop of Exeter preached. Lord Boston bore the Sword of State. Lord Willoughby served as Lord of the Bed Chamber. The Queen was escorted by Earl Harcourt with the Earl of Aylesbury, Marchioness of Bath, and ladies in waiting. Lady Elizabeth Waldegrave attended the Princesses.
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