Anniversary meeting at Landon Coffeehouse in 1804
The anniversary meeting of the Gentlemen educated by Mr Lord will be held at the Landon Coffeehouse Ludgate Hill on Saturday May 1804. Denner on table at five o clock. Tickets nine shillings each available at the Coffeehouse bar and from Messrs Williams Jurion Bhar Mirannan Wilt Pearson Cornhill and Charing Cross London.
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Lord
Tooting
Landon
Ludgate Hill
Denner
A. Willams
J. Jurion
R. Bhar
Mirannan
J A. Wilt
Pearson
Cornhill
Charing-cross
London
T. Bish
S&s
The Honeymoon and Soldier's Return at Drury Lane
The Morning Post notes this evening at Theatre Royal Drury Lane the play The Honeymoon with Elliston Bartley Banister Wroughton Mathews Jede Duncan Mellon De Camp Sparks. Afterward a new Comic Opera The Soldier's Return or What Can Beauty Do with an original Union overture by Mr Hlouk. Tomorrow The Strange joined The Soldier's Return.
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Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Mr. Elliston
Bartley
Bannister
Mr. Wroughton
Ma’hews
Einige
Theatres Royal Covent Garden The Characters and Aggression Bill
The Theatres Royal Covent Garden presents This venting Who Wants a Guinea with a cast led by Lewis Kemble Mundes Chapnoyn Kesaole Staimans Waddy and Daveeort Bosry Fawcett Master Forre bow Beson with Mrs Gibbs Mattocks The Prologue by Mr Brunion Epilogue by Mrs Mattocks And Aggression or The Heroine of Yucatan to be staged Saturday next featuring Master Betty and Rosia Master Betty to perform on Saturday next.
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Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Mr Lewis
Kemble
Mundes
Chapnoyn
C Kesaole
Mer. Staimans
Waddy
M. Daveeort
Bosry
Fawcett
Forrebow
Beson
Gibbs
Mattocks
Mr. Brunion
Yucatan
Sporow
Zara
Ooman
Betty
Rosia
Imperial Decrees and Arrivals Across European Theaters
Reports detail Bonaparte and allies issuing decrees in Milan and Lyons, a pompous Brussels entry, and planned monuments to Narclon the Great. Dispatches note naval movements from Lisbon to Cadiz, artillery buildups in Zealand, and a looming set of major actions across the French and Italian theaters with London and Amsterdam reporting.
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Cations
M. Novositzzori
Paris
Bonaparte
Lyons
Milan
Marshal Jourtan
Josefh Bonaparte
Brussels
Dyle
Bourg
Mount Denis
Stupinis
Lisbon
MrcHet
Isle
France
Livots
Coromandel
Marengo
Liars
Centurion
Micuex
Isle of France
Linois
Micner
Cape of Good Hope
Avril
Italy
Lombardy
Narcleon the Great
Castiglione
IIT
Génara Lin Ching
Jordan
Amsterdam
Hague
Laurer
Curacao
Flushing
Admiral Gravina
Cadiz
Ferrol
Brest
Bercen-or-Zoom
Sith
Batavian Artillerists
Bcoo
Zealand
Gonstats
Grend Couvert
Stockholm
Oath
Peace Prospects Mentioned In Continental Intelligence
The passage discusses an omen from excessive missions 48 as potentially signaling reconciliation between France and Russia and possibly peace with England. It notes the arrival of French Ambassador M. Bovatenne and uncertainty about Mr. Ruzinwara's destination, with continental reports alluding to peace.
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France
Russia
England
Lower East
Avar
M. Bovatenne
Ruzinwara
Continental War Looms Hinted in Vienna Letters
A Hamburg letter reports discussion of a Continental war with Austria's Emperor declining to join. Russian troops near the frontiers are told to be ready to march, yet private letters doubt serious talks. The Dutch Constitution is said to be accepted and the Brest fleet possibly bound for Ireland with Irish troops aboard.
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Paris
Flushing
Cadiz
Ferrol
Brest
Parca
Pete
Diane Ofase Ti Ag
Depres of
Cronditto
Serena
Mtoe
Vermont
Ireland
Corps of Guides
Brilliant naval action near Halifax ends with captures
Dispatches from Admiral Sir A Mitcuent report the Cleopatra of 32 guns engaging the French Ville de Milan, resulting in the British frigate capture and casualties. The Leander of 50 guns then encountered the French ship, captured it, and retook the Chiropatra as prize. Official details are in The London Gazette.
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Admiralty
A. Mitcuent
Halifax
London Gazette
Parliament to-morrow in extraordinary session
The House of Commons will meet tomorrow after adjournment for business of great importance. Mr Pitt plans to move for a commission to inquire into every department of government. A ministerial notice says eight new peers will be created, naming Sir Cuanrres Mippreton Sir Cuaries Morcan Sir Hi Mupmay Mr Tucciusson and Mr Cuarces Yorke, with the latter likely to enter office.
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House of Commons
Mie
Cuanrres Mippreton
Cuaries Morcan
Hi. Mupmay
Tucciusson
Cuarces Yorke
Southwark Meeting debates Fenth Report and naval pageant
Tomorrow the Southwark Meeting discusses the Fenth Report. Banine retires with a fortune above 1.5 million. Aquatic Review flotilla conducts a mock battle on the River Thames, ending at the Tower. Humane Society anniversary at London Tavern chaired by Lord Hannwiger.
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Southwark
Gring
Tower
Lord Hannwiger
V.P
The
Humane Society
London
Moika
Forrester
Freemasons
Freemasons’ Hall
Duke of Sussex
Messrs
Baanam
Diineum
Taylor
Water
Limerick
Verdun
Emerxont
England
Wat Ler
Ewriror
O' Connor
Warner
Lon Mervice
Bhitrate
Wits
Wes
Sire Sones
Karl Fie
Hang
Lord Messteay
Petatin
Ms Okey
Ceremony of the Knights of the Garter at Windsor
A Windsor installation of the Knights of the Garter drew unprecedented royal prep and spectacle under His Majesty. The event, likened to legendary tournaments, sparked national pride as nobles gathered to honor the monarch and its enduring chivalric traditions amid a threat of foreign invasion.
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Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Montesquiau
Order of the’ Garter
Edward
Knights of the Round Table
Bag
Bern
Axton
Ordes
Order of the Garter
Bowas
ArtHur
Eowaro
Enywarn
Cressy and Poitiers
Ltda Cnly
Conduck Provocel Fy
Tate
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Nooke
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East
West Indies
T Secret Line
Villiers-street
Etrond
Squibh
Mr. Squibb
Saville-passage
Saville-row
the Morning Post
WM. Pitt
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