Royal News and City Affairs from London 1738
Reports from London on the Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales with child safety measures. Notes disputes over hospital governance, Lord Mayor rights, and church matters. Fire disasters, cliff clearance at Scarborough, and notable deaths. Recaps include royal and parliamentary movements, sheriffs appointments, and Bridewell Bethlem governors.
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Arrival of French Troop Officers at Genoa Port
From Genoa in the 1st instant news arrives that a Commissary and four Aid Majors of King’s Troops reached the port from Antibes bound for Corsica. They report a shortage of 400 beds planned by the Republic for French soldiers and the Senate orders urgent action to complete accommodations. The officers will board two Republic gallies for Corsica, while the new Governor and seven battalions at Antibes delay sailing until advised that all is ready.
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