Empress’s Moscow Entry Planned Amid Jubilation Rumors
From the London Gazette Petersburgh September notes the Empress leaving the city for Moscow with coronation planned for the 22d, chancellors traveling ahead, and a government committee handling affairs in St. Petersburg. Also reports Prussia’s Schweidnitz battery and various naval, bankruptcy, and port notices across Britain.
London Weekly Note on Royal Observances and Public Affairs
Sunday the Rev. Mr. Hamilton preached before their Majesties at the Chapel Royal. The sword of state was carried to the chapel by Lord Dela war. News from the Hague reports hopes for a cessation of arms soon and talks of a peace between Spain and Portugal. The Duke of Bedford orders a canopy for Paris. marriages and deaths are noted, along with local crimes, robberies, and a Sun day crackdown on misconduct in London.
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