Coronauted Europe Advances and Military Moves
Readable fragments report prorogued Diet plans toward an oligarchy and foreign envoys, plus titles for Cobourg and other leaders. Dispatches note artillery to Braclaw, coronation set for October 4, and various allied moves with France and Spain. Military actions include Austrian camps attacked near Coutia, captures of entrenchments, cannons, and prisoners amid ongoing frontier tensions.
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Flanders
Warsaw
Auce
Agd
Sibden
M. le Baron d
Poniatowki
Braclaw
Flenna
Prince de Cobourg
Bohemia
Marshal Botta
Wenceslas Calloredo
Lemberg
de . Seaffgotth
Archduke Francis
Leopold
Paris
Charles I of Dichtenstein
London
Prince of Fuftenberg
Rome
Prince de Stahremberg
Francis
the Two Sicilies
Marrid
Amy
France
England
Cadiz
Malaga
Corunna
Sant-Andero
Havannah
Montevideo
Republick
Coutia
Gewes
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Royal Levee and Court News Report from Windsor to St James’s Palace
Yesterday at a quarter past twelve the King arrived at St James's from Windsor Lodge. The Levee lasted about an hour with Cabinet Ministers arriving for conferences until four, then the King departed to Windsor. Details include introductions of the Earl of Glendére, Capt. Finch’s presentation for command of Warrior, and remarks on private virtue amid French turmoil. A foreign paper mockingly quotes Leopold on fatigue and pursuit of tumult. Lieut. P Leeson’s account of the Margate duel contrasts with Stackpoole, with sworn testimony from Munro Fraser Silver Sawerley Buchannan Rowe. MCarthy health described as precarious. likely consequences looming.
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St. James’s Palace
Windsor Lodge
Mr. Pitt
Windsor
Earl of Glendére
Capt. Finch
Portsmouth
France
Plendour
Paissevat
Leopold
P. Leeson
Margate
John Sawerley
J. Buchannan
Isaac Rowe
M#Carthy
Parisian Dresses in the Empire of Fashion
Describes the reigning colors green violet and yellow in Parisian dress. Details two ensembles: the first features a brass wire hat with violet taffeta ribbon, violet heron feathers, a tall chignon, a white background with violet arabesque border, yellow taffeta robe, white gauze petticoat, violet shoes. The second outfit uses a green taffeta bodice, white fromancer, white eyelets, white gauze handkerchief, white lawn petticoat, green shoes, and a Fardiniere hat in yellow rush with green bows and streamers. An aigrette imitates green grass. Hair styled simply without powder.
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London
Meil Turin and Chambers fill vacant Madras Council seats
Meil Turin and Chambers filled the vacancies in the Madras Council caused by the removals of Meil Holland and Taylor. Chambers is the brother of Sir Robert Chambers, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature. The Mary Norris, bound Boston to Africa, lay on the shoals of Grandie. At the Old Bailey, yesterday, prisoners were convicted including Jane Norton for private shop theft and William Slaughter for burglary. Seven felonies and nine acquittals followed. Marriages and deaths noted: Bayles to Miss Whalley, Bishop to Miss Atkinson, Rafter dies, Mrs North of the New Road, Sir John Orde's wife, and George Dickenson slain in a Dublin duel.
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Meil
Turin
Chambers
Madras
Holland and Taylor
Robert Chambers
Supreme Court of Judicature
Mary, Norris
Boston
Africa
Old Bailey
Jane Norton
Meir
Stafford and Smith
William Slaughter
William Grace
Thomas Bayles
Ruffel-Court
Covent-garden
North
New Road
Mrybone
Queen Anne-Street West
Sir John Orde
Dublin
George Dickinson
Bayley and Lowe Advertise Perfumes To Nobility
Bayley and Lowe of Cockspur Street announce Homer's Essence of Pearu and Penny Dextrine Rice for feetra and gums will be prepared as in the lifetime. Wholesale and retail sales continue through their shop and appointed agents Mr Newbery, Price and Son, and Mr Seaman. Counterfeit bottles bear the Bayley and Lowe name with Cockspur Street and London labels.
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Bayley
Lowe
Cockspur Street
Homer
Cockpur-street
Nif Bayley
Ang - Lowe
Cockffnrs
Ondon
Cornwell's Improved Chemical-6 Patent Medicine
The remarkable Cornwell's Improved Chemical-6 medicine proclaimed to relieve dislocations fractures cramps and contusions. Sold by B Cornwell patentee at Conduit Street Hanover Square London and by various retailers nationwide with carriage paid for six bottles or more.
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Cornwell
Paris
B. Cornwell
Hanover Square
London
Bolton
England
Cornwerw
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