Royal ceremony at St James's to christen the Prince
Royal notice records the christening service for the young Prince to be held in the Great Council Chamber at St James's. Peers, Privy Counsellors, and foreign ministers are summoned to assemble in the Queen's rooms between six and seven, with a drawing-room omitted on the 29th. Also noted are promotions in royal offices and military appointments across regiments and garrisons, plus various ship arrivals and notable movements through major ports.
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London Gazette
Lord Chamberlain
Royal
Great Council
St. James’s
Famiss
Majek Vg
Thomas Lawrence
Eaton
County of Bucks
His Majesty
Pierce Joseph Taylor
Iebth
Light Dragoons
William Henry Talbot
Lievatha Aid Howell
Molduzgan
Thomas Willett Saltren
Tant
Réot
Thomas Edwards
Fames Brathwayt
Leigh
Trth
Foot
James Sturrock
Patrick Jatou
Ligutenant
William Bury
Zeth Reg
Joseph Collings
John Spillspury
James Lowe
aoth-Reg
John Cooke
James Hamilton
Thomas Milboyne West
Bernard
Avoton
Thomas Ridgeway
James Hunter
Hunter
Fish-street-hill
Wells
Ridgeway
Fernchurch-street
Fale
Foreign Affairs Dispatches from March in Europe
Lower Elbe reports upheaval as rendezvous houses open in free towns and mobilize men capable of bearing arms. Vienna says six regiments of foot and two of horse ordered to Poland to seize every evacuated Ruffian possession. Petersbourg notes Kaffan and Orenburgh rebels with large armies ready to besiege Orenburgh and move to Siberia. Zell reports a queen abandoning hopes of restoration and planning palace repairs this summer at Piramond and Montbristiant, awaiting a visit from her traveling brother.
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Lower Elbe
Vienna
Poland
Petersbourg
Kaffan
Orenburgh
Montbristiant
Murders and assaults reported in Cadle-Willington area
IRELAN D Killenny reports a brutal burglary at Fogarty’s near Cadle-Willington. Four masked robbers stripped his wife and burned her fatally to force a money confession. A soldier from the igpth regiment was attacked at Free dtre-hall, struck with a stone, losing skull portions, and his sword seized. he remains life-threatened. Carrier from Brecon to Builth dies in snow. horse also perishes. Country news concludes with the incident.
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Killenny
Ruf- Hane
Fogarty
Cadle- Willington
Igpth
Freedtre-hall
Brecon
Builth
Ship News Briefs From The Morning Wind
Sailed this morning the Minerva Callahan for Boston Liberty Cote for Dartmouth Rebecca Curphy and Royal Oak Walker for Dublin Remain the Jamaica Packet Kendal for Jamaica Lady's Adventure Creighton for Barbadoes Albion Darrell for Halifax Brillant Miller Kitty and Nelly Buchannan Morin Clark for Maryland Dept Marcurg Wind SE All the outward bound faced lat night Came down and failed the Bri-
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Jamaica
Lady’s Adventure
Creighton
Barbadoes
Albion
Darrell
Halifax
Brillant
Miller
Kitty
Nelly
Buchannan
Morin
Clark
Maryland
Dept
Marcurg
S.E
London Gossips and Naval News From The Court to a High Tide
London reports a Spanish ambassador arrival in progress at Leicester House Leicester Square while St James's palace beds are described in crimson velvet and gold lace. Other items note woollen import duties disputes papal recruits in Poland Os pressions and market movements with ships bound for Spithead and America.
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