Mourning Notices From London Gazette Fragments
Fragmentary 19th century notices from London imply royal mourning orders for January 26 and related statements. Mentions include Lota Chamberlain, the Court going into mourning, and references to foreign ministers and public appearances following a death.
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Sthris Hieile
Cabel
Lota Chamberlain
Heffe
Rumors of Ruffian Expedition and War Shifts
From Hollands Warfon dated February 1 reports murders and robberies in streets. General Romangow arrived with troops and 4000 Ruffians rumored on a secret expedition toward Puwkki and Crenfochai. Ruffians said to retreat from Pomnania. Poland theatre of war may shift as 10,000 Buffians march to crush Confederates this winter. Paris notes East India Company reestablishment plan laid before the Council. bonds rising. Copenhagen reports 2657 births and 3144 deaths in the past year.
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Hollands
Puwkki
Crenfochai
Pomnania
Breau
Fan
Poland
Copenhagen
Paris
New
East India Company
M. de Montetan
Vienna
Berlin
Sprom
Warsaw
Ja- Wahiry
Fin
Posen
Rome
Grand Almager
France
Augbourg
Er Koeps
Cotie
House of Culmer
Prague
Kingdom of
Bohemia
Holland
Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Jamaica
England
Stockbridge
Mr. Fox
Duke
John Enwill
Wallop
Jacob
Schrilber
St. Croix
Jonses
Derksen
Carlshaven
Uddewall
Albrecht
Dantzick
And
Nantz
Martin
Blanc
Colberg
Telegraphic Shipping Notices From Waters and Ports
Deal Fan 24 came down and failed at the Goodwill Carring for Waterford with no ships in the downs wind NE. Deal Fan 25 reports no ships in the Downs wind wet. The Dolphin Godfrey from Bilbao arrived at Exeter Elizabeth Savery from Seville at ditto Sally Fountain from Memel at Liverpool Lovely Mary Cook from Dublin at Bourdeux
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Waterford
Downs
Dolphin
Godfrey
Bilboa
Exeter
Elizabeth
Savery
Seville
Ditto
Sally
Fountain
Memel
Liverpool
Lovely
Mary
Cook
Dublin
Bourdedux
Birth of a Prince and Political Murmur at Court
The monarch responds warmly to the Commons address congratulating the birth of a prince and pledges to pursue national prosperity. News notes Court plans, mourning for the Princess of Helff e Caffel, political maneuvering in Essex and Southampton, and debates on parliamentary terms, debt laws, fisheries, and East India Company regulation alongside royal ceremonies and disparate domestic events.
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ON -Don
House of Commons
Lord Mansfield
Richmond
Opera House
Princess of
Heffe-Uaffel
Admiral Harland
Eat Indies
Bart of Bute
Howse
South
Audieystreet
Bath
Guildford
Lord North
Rayl Temple
Mall
Helffe- Caffel
Ameélia
George II
England
North Hias
Daniel Matthews
Diex
M ‘ Stanner
Essex
Maynard
Matthews
Fourth of Commons
Southampton
Lord Henley
Earl of Northington
East India Company
Monckton
Hart India Company
Sutton
Marquis of Rockingham
Sullivan
London
North America
Kennet
Kirkman
Halifax
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Hind
Lord‘Onslow
Authentic Narrative of the Russian Expedition vs Turks
A dated 18th century advertisement for an illustrated volume in octavo describing the line of battle and destruction of the Turkish fleet in the Bay of Chifine. It highlights maps of war theatres and the Russian fleet course, with publishers and sellers listed.
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Earl of Effingham
Bay of
Chifine
Petersbourg
S. Hooper
Ludgate- Hill
I. Payne
Mews-Gate
J. Robson
W. Shropshire
Bond-Street
T. Walter
Poland
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London. Gazette
ETA
Tate Lord Baltimore
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Yause
Epsom
Province of
Maryland
Calvert
Egerton
Bridgewater
Lombard-street
Thomas Crawley
Shock
Pader Price
Afs
Eyre
Old Bailey
Bell
Rotterdam
Belfast
Orkneys
William Drake
Bucks
Maria. Hamilton
Kensington Gore
William Yaratey
Red-Hon-street
Sally ‘Hemmings
Hampstead
William “Gifford
Hendon
Middlesex
Joshua Perkins
Barnet
Richard Mathison