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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 12, 1787

Page

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Framing of a Royal Vision in a Poetic Ode

The fragmented OCR passage evokes a royal-era poem praising freedom and virtuous governance. It references Britain and George’s reign, appeals for peace, justice, commerce, and national strength, and calls for public support and national pride amid war’s shadow.

King grants dignities and war council orders amid broad proclamations

The King approves peerages and orders a Supreme Council of War led by the Duke of Brunswick with General Moeendorff and Major General Kaunewulff. An array of indictments and proclamations follow, listing surrender dates for merchants and tradesmen, abolition of Saxon Rye transit duties, and notices for certificates to be granted by August 33.

Kingdom of Great Brian George Augustus Elliot Keanne Heath Elsa Gibylur Gerd Heralds College of Aras Birlix Fane Supreme Council of War Duke of Brunswick Moeiendorff Roh Kaunewulff Oder Eibe

Detained on the Dutch frontier during 1787 secret travels

A lengthy account from July 1787 describes Princess of Orange letters, detentions by Dutch authorities in Schoonhoven and Nimmegen, and complaints of denial of safe passage to Orange Zaal. The text recounts the escort, guards, and requests for free transit amid political tension between Utrecht and Holland, with notes on travel hardships and authority refusals.

Princess of Orange Schoonhoven Orange Zaal Genevt Provence Noramerhdac Vienna Lune Borzan Geil Guilian Metzbourg Sieur Ve Wallin Peigram Thei Algires Africa Europe Algiers Morca Marsilles Aix Cette Aries Marseilles Wadiu Contam Tineple Fang Asia Atea Se. Omer Helds East Indies Bis Peeteut Bengal Aries Fom Tre Ale Nova Anton Grelea

Journey with Princess of Orange Through Schoonhoven Encounters

An account describes a tense crossing near Schoonhoven where armed corps halted travelers and questioned identities. Sir Ben nnck confronts orders while a 39 cavalry detachment joins the men as a report reaches the commandant about Princess of Orange’s party.

Schoonhoven Mr. Bentinck M. de Bentinck M. Bentinck Orange Helle Philipttes M Bennnck

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