Dowager Margravine of Baden Dies in Germany
From Munich on May 7 the Dowager Margravine of Baden Baden aged 41 died of an apoplexy after a morning seizure. The announcement notes her royal lineage as daughter of Emperor Charles VII and sister to the Elector of Bavaria.
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Washington Proclaims Peaceful Order in Bolton Occupation
General George Washington publishes strict orders for Bolton after ministerial forces abandon the town. Officials and soldiers must live in peace, protect inhabitants, avoid harm to property, and report offenders. Civil magistrates are urged to uncover stores for the army and root out desertion or plunder with strict discipline.
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Birth of a Princess and Royal Court Display in London
Last night the Gazette notes two Church of Scotland addresses to the King one on American disturbances and one congratulating a Princess birth. The St James's Court marked the King's birthday with a grand drawing room where the Prince of Wales, the Bishop of Dfnaburgh and others appeared in English fashions. The ladies’ outfits were praised as English made, while the Prince and Bishop presented Mr Jackson with a valuable diamond ring.
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