Prince of the Blood and Royal Match Debate
A correspondent argues the burden and perks of royal status, praising merit over birth and condemning royal alliance fever. He critiques noble idolatry, cites James I and Baby Charles, and opposes intermarriage with the royal line as dangerous to national harmony, urging a ban on such unions to ease future revolutions.
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James the First
Prince Charles
Solomon
Charles
France
Spain
Hume
England
Insurgents and royal court notes amid foreign dispatches
A Late 18th century column reports a messenger from Ireland delivering intelligence to the Queen at the palace. It mentions a Feathery artificial tree sent by the Duke of Tuscany to the Duke of Gloucester, and commentary on governance, the Pretender, and the Houses sparring over rights. It also covers French naval preparations, ships bound for the West Indies, and a Rochford ship's dispatch from Madras detailing a 5 month 16 day voyage and military movements in India and Tanjour.
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St. James’s
Ireland
Queen’s Palace
Fijs Fitter
Spain
Denmark
England
Struensee
Bute
Brest
Corsica
Royal
Toulon
Carysfort
Spithead
Celebrated courtress plans travels amid creditors woes
A fragment from a British periodical comments on a renowned social figure, noting her planned travels to refine manners of others while creditors press. It also critiques Mr Cox’s exhibition and mentions assorted local incidents, seizures, a fatal quarrel, and several ships arriving or sailing from Portsmouth reports.
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Don Tor
Britain
Bond Ftables
Rotherhith
Kent-street
Deptford
Wellbank
Clerkenwell
Lambeth Road
Portsmouth
Unity
Sedman
Newcastle
Diligence
Stiles
Neptune
Hornsey
London
Trial
Burden
Ipswich
Prince of Wales
Scaruell
Goodfellow
Mounder
Plymouth
Elizabeth
King
Robert
Susannah
Wheeler
Magdaleni
Cauvin
Rouen
Mary
Sparkes
Montague
Waterer
Clibbett
Waterford
Moundher
Hayling
Lawford
Liberty
Bebhell
Liverpool
East Indiaman
Spithead
From Holland to Turkey News in Early War Dispatches
This Day arrived the Mails from Holland and Flanders. From the Frontiers of Turkey, Feb. 22. Letters from Constantinople report the speedy return of peace. They mention preparations for the ensuing campaign the Porte plans to open soon. A large quantity of cannon has been cast and half-galleys prepared for the Black Sea. Ruffians threaten diversions. Hamburg, March 20. Letters from Copenhagen indicate the author of the new...
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Holland
Flanders
Turkey
Constantinople
Porte
Black Sea
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Danish tragedy untitled Zorind receives hundred crowns
A Danish tragedy untitled Zorind reportedly gets a gratuity of one hundred crowns while another Danish writer, criticizing government conduct, is jailed for voicing that view in a public house.
Answers to CORRESPONDENTS Delayed Cancer Note
The item mentions that a correspondence note about Cancer intended for this evening has been delayed and will appear next issue with JUVENIL and other items. The snippet reflects publication scheduling and editorial notes rather than a full event.
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Juvenil
Lent preachers announced for tomorrow in London churches
The Chapel Royal and Whitehall host sermons by Dr Geo Horne and Mr Crowther. Other venues include St Botolph Aldersgate, Sepulchre, St Giles, St Catherine, Tower, St James Clerkenwell, and Mr Wynn with Lort Owen and Mr Whalley listed among speakers.
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Chapel Royal
Whitehall
Geo
Horne
Allhallows
Barking
Mr. Crowther
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Mr. Wynn
Ste .Sepulchre
St. Giles In the Fields
St. Catherine
Tower
St. James, Clerkenwell
Market Ticker of Bank and Stock Prices
Stocks traded at one o clock showing various rates: Bank 3 percent red 87 3 8 open, 3 percent conf 88 3 8. other entries include 1726 86 1 half 3 half, 1758 go 5 8ths 4 percent conf shut 94 open. S S Stock Old S S Anny 8% 7 8ths 3 per Ct 1753 India shut 214 1 half for open, Ditto Ann 85 1 4th Bonds 47s prem Long Anny 26 3 8 Navy and ViScaray Bills 7 8ths dit.
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S.S
S. S
India
Prem
Long
Grand Subscription Masquerade Postponed to Tuesday
The masquerade will be held on Tuesday the 23rd instead of Thursday the 23d due to Newmarket Races during Easter week. The event is hosted by Oho Square and features the history and gentry in attendance.
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Newmarket
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Rochford
Hunt
Madrass
Stag
Cape
Mauritius
the India Company
Dvir
Lort
Dr. Owen
Mr. Whalley
George Damister
Charles Chambers, Junior
Addle-street
Wall’s
Japan
Vaarnie
N. B
Society of the West-India Merchants
Thames-Street
London-Bridge
John Eden
Messrs. Cousins and Co
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