Death of Queen Caroline Matilda in Zell
London Gazette reports the death of Queen Caroline Matilda of Denmark and Norway in Zell after a five day illness. Notices note baronetcies granted to John Borlase Warren and John Boyd. Russian tsarist aid grants funds for peasant relief, with details on distribution. Cadiz reports quarantine orders for Portuguese ports due to a fever distemper. Dispatches recount arrivals in Bengal and mourning customs for naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Hanover
Caroline Matilda
Denmark
Norway
Zell
Roth
St. Fames't
Great Britain
John Borlase Warren
Lisle Marlow
Bucks
John Boyd
Danton
Kent
Moscow
N.S
Cadiz
Portugal
Lisbon
Ericora
St. Famers
Union
Fort St. George
Ashburnham
Clavering
Monson
Mr. Francis
Bengal
Arrivals and Vessels From Various Ports Listed
A chaotic OCR list details ships arriving at ports including Portsmouth Liverpool and Plymouth. Entries name vessels such as Minerva Elizabeth Britannia and Infanta with captains and origin cities like Lisbon Leghorn and Beas. Also mentions winds and statuses of ships like the India Pilot and Cleopatra style arrivals with dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Hagan
Douglas
Minerva
Robertson
Simorca
Evans
Infanta
India
Boyce
Dear
Robertior
Roréa
Worcester
Debussi
Shaw
Bublin
Ed Iams
Elizabeth
Koning’ Berks
Witten
Iren
William and
Cox
Ion Malisse Pals
Seraton
Lisbon
Britannia
Lien
Irs Burgh
Follaeing Por
Portmouth
Cafar
Wilcox
Fron G.braitar
Pesce
Scott
Leghorn
Covert Grace
Canfeland
Philacepina
Hamburgh
Stine Fob Evangelist
Weeerve
London
Richmond
Hutchinson
Grutel
Colves
San
Safter
South
Carolira
Liverpool
Knight
Wilson
Jamaica
Earl of Dunmore
Lawrence
Afrida
Africa
Merrick
Beas
Tom
Billauc
Dantuck Y Pesu
Fier
Virginia
Dohy
Fincher
Tram Fismeerah
Pile
Rotterdam
Ind Oe
Parry
Oom Sc
Vinscefit
S. Lancaster
Lindow
Cafeen
Orenica
Corke
Mourning Rules Announced After Queen's Death in Denmark
A government notice from Scarborough dated May 29 commands public mourning following the late Queen of Denmark. Citizens and officers are advised to wear black attire including specific garments for ladies and gentlemen. Mourning begins on the upcoming Wednesday, with further instructions from Lord Chamberlain and the War Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esty
Parrington
PH. Stephens
Marseal
Deversraé
Ali
Klajeily
Denmark
Fifer
Scarborough
War Office
War News and Local Affairs Span Europe and London
Dispatches from Lord Rocford and Lord Dartmouth touch interment in Denmark and Carolina news while reports from Madrid Marseilles and Vienna reveal massive war preparations and shifting allegiances. Local disturbances, elections, fires, and a flurry of bankruptcies, marriages, births, and deaths fill the scene in London.
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London Gazette
Lord Rocford
Herenhausen
George
Lord Dartmouth
William Campbell
South Carolina
Rising Sun
Salter
Spaio
Madrid
Marseilles
Spain
Barcelona
Republic of Ragusa
Porté
Germany
Florence Gazette
Morlachia
Vienna
Porte
Sophi
Bagdad
Aes
Ik 2
Prusta
France
Westminster
Henry the Seventh
Bishopsgate Church
Skinner
Waring
Lee
Acklard
Leche
Bethan
Sampson Wrighty
Covent-garden
Newprifor
Clerkenwell
Arterine
Krows
Eyete
John Huddle
Earl of Hertford
Lord Hertford
Grosvenor-street
Thomas Morgan
Nicholas-lane
Lombard Street
Miss Watton
James Watson
Clomeford
Suffolk
Hillfreer
Berkeley-Square
Mr. Montague
Earl of Sandwich
Thames
Foss
Amelia
Hempton
Mr. Poulter
Francis Wathe
Cowley
Oxford
John Ackin
St. James’s Palace
Miss Johnson
Colonel Johnson
Hoxton
Wm. Rutherford
East Smithfield
Ever Howes
Miss Greatheed
Craister ‘Greatheed
St. Christopher
Hertfordthie
Tha. Brand
Yarmouth
Wright
Robert Hartry
Eastcheap
Brompton-road
Sedgely
Sir John Fielding
Bristol
Harry Townsend
New Ormord Street
R Timothy
Joseph Malkin
Fevershamt
Dealer
Chapman
Guildhall
Wiliam Bleamire
Cray’s Inn
Joseph.Hinde
Whitehaven
Cumberland
Toulmin
Walbrook
Edward Biechynden
Holborn
Attornes
Mell
Duroure and
Gibbs
Barkropes Ss
John Tuffen
Alexander Fordyce
Cléemert's-lane
City of London
Sammel Slade
St. Pancras
Middlesex
Wheelwright
Puwers
Adten
Gabriel L’ettrille
Burytreet
St. James
Dealer and
Harry Lankford
John Robinson
William Statford
Macclesfield
Cheshire
Angel Inn
Robert Dowley
Cold-bath-fields
Thomas Westbrook
John Sharp
Joseph
Talbot
Stourbridge
Henry Fayle
Preston
Lancashire
Woell
Adraper
Mog
Thomas Durbar
Mercuanc
Golden Lion
Laicirest
Mary Bennett
Bromscrove
Worcestesshire
Golden-cross
Bromgrove
Thomas Lock
St. Giles In the Field
Museum Lottery Office
Museum Lottery
Whitehall
Ramsgate
Charlotte Row
D.C
Moorgategate
Leicestershire
Aultion
Wiliam
Mora
Alter Manbury
Landon Mr. Prehep
Gilbert
Berordhire
T.ckers
Claridge
Gray’s Inn
Aowal
Gairiway
Cornhill
Tyre
Se. David
Maiguin
Grenada
Irving
Lamb's Buildings
Middle-Tempie
Lonton
Bedfordshaire
Mr. Norton
Newport
Paenzil
Cranfield
Bedfordshire
Woeburn
Crafittela
Willian Fisher
Atlysl
Miet
Charles Wheeler
Will
Strand
St. Allan's
Denstable
Woburn
Leighton
Bedford
Amorhil
Inns
Olney
Luton
Northampton
Falz
Uxbridge
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Hatin
Lincoln’s Inn
T. Clayton
Rinchester
Rochdale
County Palatine of Lancaster
Haice
Ribchester
New Buckley
Ritchester
Jardin Robcetter
Wisch
Church Bank
Tremplon Bagks
Bettet
Owelich
Coopers Holme
Achhelter
Anna
Battermerth
James
Butre
Howarth
Graham Sutcliffe
Reecdale
Whiteley Dean
Butterworth
James Pye
Thomas Watson
Hamer
Bon
Attermes
Rochdale Aforeas
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