Royal Figures Return from Europe and Military Movements
Friday, Oct 8, reports the Queen and Princesses returning from health waters and the Dowager Queen from Schonhausen. The Prince Royal arrives in Breslaw after a journey to Silesia. In Frankfurt, 500 Halt-Zerbst troops move toward Luxembourg with artillery to aid Austrian forces. The King directs calm press liberty and restraints on publications to protect religion and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fregenwald
Henrietta
Frederica
Schonhausen
Prince Royal
Silesia
Breslaw
Cologne
Anhalt-Zerbst
Luxemburgh
Frankfort
Collowrath
Ship News Brief Arrivals and Departures at Sea
The Three Sisters Hogg arrived from Plymouth and departed for the River. Chathan tender Ulysses Manro left for Cape Verde. True Briton Preston sailed to Venice. Neptune tender Dick remained with Pomona in the Scout sloop Alarm and Pyl. Dutch ships of war reported wind at 8. Gravesend and Spes Fortunz William Von from Nerway Vapn Altic Leurs Amsterdam. Wefer Sager Bremen Vrow Martin Andrews Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Hogg
Plymouth
Chathan
Ulysses
Manro
Cape de Verds
Royal Drawing Room at St James's Palace in Westminster
Yesterday evening at Carlton House Mr Pitt met with the Prince of Wales for two hours. Later their Majesties and three elder Princesses held a drawing room at St James's Palace, with a large procession of nobles and diplomats in attendance. The event concluded as they returned to Kew before six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pitt
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Carlton House
His
Kew
St. James’s Palace
Prince of Wales
Augusta
Elizabeth
Princess de Castelachalla
Pritian
Jeneh
Baron Kutzebek
Admiral Brettau
Canterbury
Gord
Ireland
Leeds
Dorset
Salisbury
Abercorn
Lestor
Harcourt
Harrington
Glendore
Howe
Chesterfield
Chatham
Clarendon
Aylesbury
Beaulieu
Delawar
Stormont
Hinchinbroke
Cremorne
Barrington
Sidney
Parker
Sefton
Rothes
Mornington
Spencer
Harsington
Glen‘dore
Lisex
Courtoun
Suffolk
Mount Edgecumbe
F. Campbell
Louvainé
Southampton
Cloncurry
Hood
Hawkesbury
Walsingham
Amherst
Sutherd
Dover
Goldstick
Louvaine
Rumbold
Finch
L. Macdonald
Gould
Lascefles
Garth
Pattison
Trapad
Nugent
Egerton
Greville
Knox
Mackenzie
Rolfe
Jenkinson
Beresford
Harbord
Mitrefles
Douglas
Digby
Cor
Scarborough
Eorge Osbaldeston
England
York
London
James Lister
Naval preparations and high society notices in 18th century Britain
The article lists numerous aristocrats and naval figures visiting titles and promotions, plus upcoming vessel commissions and wartime prep. It notes rum tenders, ship orders under Admirals Corinth and Hood, dockyard activity at Chatham and Spithead, and officer appointments aboard the Boddam Pandora and Meleager. It also reports a street duel in Paris, a theft in Fleet Street, and several marriages and deaths in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victualling Office
Admiral Corinth
Alexander Hood
East India House
John Jones
Boddam
Joseph Elliott
James Armiton
Halfewell
Felicity
Male
St. Domingo
Into Scilly
Tremendous
Chatham
Jorge Berkeley
Spithead
Dictator
Blyth
Downs
Richard King
Pandora
Edwards
South Seas
Gregory Bentham
Cook
Meleager
Brunton
Blackstakes
Grand Feet
Artifaers, &c
Covent Garden
Paris
Monsieur Bazancourt
M. de la Kayette
Count de Bautemme
National Guards
Fleet-street
Robert Long
East-street
Red-Lion-square
Lroughton
Bryan Troughton
Low Layton
Essex
Margate
Amadis Sufin
Benezet
Major Benezet
Hall
Mary Phillpott
Bather
St. Clement’s Church
Strand
John Hennem
Andrews
Greenwich
Robert Shaw
Dublin
Armitage
Robert Armitage
Kensington
Mr. Baffett
Cornwall
Francis Baffett
Mary Wingfield
St. Aubyn
Blake-Hall
Mile-end
Frances Steéman
Yorkshire
Sir Bellingham Graham
Norton Conyers
Maxwell compliments Mrs Vincent on Gowland Lotion efficacy
Dr Maxwell sends compliments to Mrs Vincent and notes the efficacy of Gowland's Vegetable Lotion in a violent facial eruption. He asserts the remedy’s value and authenticity with a stamp signed by Mrs M E Vincent and Mr Bacon, as vender, as proof for purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usg
Bacon
John Hill
Lady Hill
Curgonstreet
Berkeley Square
London
Lady’ Hill
W. Bacon
Oxford-street
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Yeterday
France
Benin
Serr
Ship-News
Marquis
Marchioness of
Abercorne
Earl
Colne
Lancashire
Red Lion
Whitworth
Priestly
Canal Office
Bradford
John Hardy
Bradford, O
Tedder
Hais-Doeder
Grey-Friars
New
Gate
Street
Monmouthshire
William Jones
Panty Gaitre
John
Henry Ridout
Sherborne
William Butlin
Rugby
Warwickshire
John Ridout
William Ridout
East Indies
Butlin
KING
Crane-Court
Fleet- Street
Swerford Park
Christie
Harwich
Sch
Mistley-Horn
Iam
Ames Hartley
Falshaw
Horner
Gosport
Hampshire
Heniy Lys, Esq
Camborn Vean
Camborn
King’s Arms Inn
Redruth
Appy
J. Robert Shaw
Royal Regiment
Horse Guards
Blathwayt
Adams
Selvent
Robertshaw
Perry
Hig Pemanedcinal
Oxford-freet
New Honds Street
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