Princess of Brazil Delivers a Prince in London
From the London Gazette reports the Princess of Brazil happily delivered of a prince on Tuesday the 13th. The event sparked public rejoicing with gun salutes bells and illuminations. Nobility and foreign ministers offered compliments the next day. The issue also lists bankruptcy notices and creditors dividends with names and Guildhall dates.
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London Gazette
Brazil
Samuel Norman
St. Anh
Liberty of Westminster
Middlesex
Guildhall
London
John Goddard
Abraham Lara
Leadenhall-street
William Chambers
St. Pancrass
William Buckland
St. Mary-le-Bon
John Martin Willet
Joseph Hinton
Sutterton
Jesuit accusations and Corsican prisoner rhetoric abroad
News from Madrid and Leghorn reports a royal inquiry into Jesuits in Carthagena with a ban on Jesuit students leaving the city for six months, implying charges against the order. Corsican prisoners are split by origin, Genoese or other nations treated under war rules, Corsicans jailed as traitors. Vienna notes the Dowager Duchess of Saxe-Merchen bore a daughter who died, Paris covers the King’s farmer general contract and Rennes dispatches about the States Assembly and royal orders limiting Nobility may.
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Holland
Madrid
Carthagena
Italy
Leghorn
Rogliano
Corsica
Capraia
Vienna
Saxe- Merchen
August House of Austria
Ecclesiattick Order
London Whitsunday notes court and society events
Whitsunday observations at court show Knights of the Garter at the royal collar with a quiet day. Royal family attendance at St James's Chapel and a medical inoculation of the Prince of Brunswick’s son are reported alongside marriages, deaths, and assorted court notices. Police, jail, and parish actions headline Westminster and Bow Street activities with magistrates debating a rotation system, prison reforms, and crime line items. Extraneous war and foreign news closes with maritime incidents and corsican conflicts.
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Knights of the Garter
Thistle
Bath
Richmond
Thomas
Chapel Royal
Epesians
Prince of Brunswick
St. James’s Palace
Dutchess of Northumberland
Northumberland House
Flanders
St. James’s
Wandworth
Matthew Blakiston
Bishopsgate
London
Middlesex
John Eardley Wilmot
His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas
Westminster
Covent Garden
Abb’s Court
St. Paul's
Burdett
Neil Johnston
Lilington
Miss Burdett
Southampton Street
Melksham
Wiltshire
Lord William Seymour
Duke of Somerset
Chelsea
Elizabeth Verney
Lord Verney
Bateman
Theobald’s-row
Ormond-street
Bedford-row
Joseph Bond
Pool
Dorsetshire
Dennett
Nebuchadnezzar
Mr. Nevill
Haymarket
Phoenix Street
Spitalfields
Newgate
Hungerford Stairs
Grace the Duchess of Hamilton
Argyle Buildings
Joseph Mawbey, Bart
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Honduras
Curacoa
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Guarda
Chester
Liverpool
Isle of Man
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Bishopgate-street
Stinford
Hill
Surry
Oxford
William Barke
Mariborodh
Midlummer
Humbie Fervane
W. Barke
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S&c
Powwel Street
Merchar
Army
Publi Orders
Universityac
R.eaton
Brentwood
Joan Powxiey
St. Lawrence and Nevendon
Edward Bevan
Air-Street
Piccadilly
Smay
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R. Walker
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America
King’s Arms
Sefftons House Gate
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