Queen of Prussia illness and Danish royal confirmation noted
From the London Gazette Berlin reports the Queen of Prussia was indisposed for two days but has since recovered. In Copenhagen the Prince Royal of Denmark was confirmed with a strict religious examination, conducted with dignity before the royal court and ministers. The day also records various maritime losses, trials in Westminster Hall, and obituaries and notices across London.
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Prussia
Copenhagen
Prince Royal
Denmark
Lisbor
Sanxay
Newark Upon
Trene
Copenhager
London
St. Thomas
Africa
Vienna
Francfort
Helvecius
Berlin
Burie
Bure
Luton Hoo
Bedfordshire
Duke de Charoft
Calais
Sieur du Belloy
Dick Swift
Coventry
Fire destroys Kennet millwright home. two daughters die
In Kennet, Chester county, George Brown’s house burned in the night of Feb 6. Two young women perished in bed as smoke and flame overtook the upper floor. Brown slept through, freed his children and wife, while two apprentices leapt from the garret window, injuring themselves, others escaped. Brown’s bed and a box with papers survived.
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Asia
Chaczim
Oczakow
Vienna
de Radzivil
Eperius
Hungary
Mandamail
Gevaudan
Paris Gazette
John Jacob Schoon
Harlingen
Leith
Dogger’s Bank
Brown
Rotterdam
Ely
Firth
Fifeness
Richard Smithies
Balfover
Baron Winn
Ann Winn
Rew and Winn
Hackney
Woodward
Grace Windham
Stratford
Jaft
Abingdon
Berks
Fludger
Fen
Woodford
Essex
Robert Warner
Richard Warner
Rumford
Ladbroke
Esgq
Sir Robert Ladbroke
Kor
Bromley
Kent
James Gosling
The
South Sea Company
Justice Worrell
Spittlefields
Thomas Hodges
Bethlem Hospital
Chelsea Hospital
Thames
Mill Bank
Strand
Plough
Little Chelsea
Walham-green
Fulham Road
Kingston
Putney Common
Roehampton
Church-street
Stoke Newington
Newington-green
H&k
Holleach
County of
Lincoln
Sir Abraham Dawes
Holbeach
Sarah Sindely
Plato
Justicz
Mzek- Wess
Raphael
Vatican Palace
Rome
R. Strange
Academies of Painting
Florence
Bologna
Parma
Paris
London
Colle@ion
Castle Street
Leicester Fields
Plantation News
Philadelphia
George Brown
Millwright
Kennet
Chester County
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London Gazette
Bankkru Prey
Thomas Adderley
St. Matthew
Bethnall-green
Middlesex
Oilman
John Green
Fareham
Southampton
Guildhall
Westminster-hall
Lord Byron
Chaworth
Council For the Crown
Serjeant Glynn
Stowe
Cornwall
Council
Yorke
Wedderburne
Wilbraham
York and
Gloucester
Peterburgh
Constantinople
Cumberland
Crown and Achor- Tavern
Duke of Cambriand
Henry Hrongham
John Henderson
Christopher Thornton
Duke of Portland
Edward Bentinck
Richard Willis
N. B
Artists Society
Pes
Hicherd
Mr. Moring
Maiden-Lane
Covent-Garder
J. George
Brooke
Worcester
Whitfindde
Savigny
Walker
Custom-House
Marsh Laft
Poole
Dorset
Edward Down
Customs
His Majesty’s Customs
His Majesty’s Custons
Fremantle
Maipdlesex
Havering
Dagenham
Ripple
Barking
East-Ham
West-Ham
Layton
Walthamstow
Bromiley
Bujf
Mear
Sesvers
Green Man
Great Ilford
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