Illumination joyous birth in Constantinople and court notices
From the London Gazette a lengthy curation of imperial tidings and legal notices. It reports the birth of a daughter to the Saltan with three days of illuminations, ships and officers in attendance, appointments to sheriff and bishoprics, several bankrupts and dividends, and a broad sweep of court, military, and commercial items across London and Europe. It notes public ceremonies, travel plans of the imperial family, tea duty discussions, Jamaica and India dispatches, shipwrecks, and criminal trials.
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