Birth of a Princess at the Queen's Palace in London
The Queen delivered a Princess at eight to nine in the morning at St James's Palace. The Princess Dowager of Wales is the mother, with premiums of joy shown by Tower guns and bonfires in London and Westminster. Royal acknowledgments note health for both mother and child, with many nobles and officials present or arriving in subsequent days.
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London Gazette
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Black Bear Inn
Joseph Manefty
Fleet-ditch
St. Sepulchre
Lonton
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Shacklewell
Princess Royal
Charlotte Mailua
Princess Dowager of Wales
Carleton-house
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Philip Philpot
Gerrard-street
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Queen’s Head
White-Cross-stréet
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Holbein
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