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Newspaper

Morning Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 15, 1808

Page

4

Continental tensions and American behavior clash in journal notes

The narrative reviews actions around the Non-Importation Act and US response, noting American insistence on rights and French inclinations. It contrasts American treatment of a French national with British conduct, mentions Jamaica mail, naval movements, and court proceedings, and closes with social visits to Buckingham Palace and Stowe.

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Passage on St James's Palace carriage restrictions

Notice from St James's Palace dated January detailing which carriages are allowed at the King and Queen's birth day events. It lists Ministers, officials, royal household members, and specific noble attendees permitted entry to the Scarp Stewie's Court. Also notes arrivals of the Duchess of York from Oatlands, the Duke of Cumberland from Woodbridge, and other nobility.

Duke of Louisa Strangeways Earl of Svenestrer J —S Louis Xviie Britain Mittau Bari Avivals Hon Emiedy Hon Maso la Masry St. James's Palace Stysusey Stewie Prince and Princess of Wale Comte de Woronzow Royal Duchess of York Oatlands Duke of Cumberland Woodbridge Lord Lady Pitzhirks Park Place Earl Grey Northumberland Lord Lauderdale Stotland Lady Lopez Devonshire

Lines Addressed to England by the Marquis de Fulvy

A poem in which the French Marquis de Fulvy expresses gratitude to England for peace and acknowledges his affection for the English King. The speaker notes growing familiarity with England and its king, shifting from initial estrangement to a sense of kinship and rest.

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Pantomime Drama at Covent Gardens Impresses Audience

The performance sequence features a pantomime troupe delivering elaborate scenes with a noble Prince and a patriotic theme. Actors drew praise for a solemn prologue by Mr. Bitsien and a chorus beauty, while the tale of a virtuous monarch facing tyranny echoes national pride and defiance.

Sippgns shines in debut as Mrs Beverly at Batu Theatre

Mrs Sippgns starred as Mrs Beverly in the Gantéster at Batu Theatre to a full house amid loud applause. Admiral of the Red Pasuie Cosny died at his Alfred Street home aged 79. Lieu General Sir Grovure Nocen and family traveled en route to town. Sir George to join the Court Martial replacing the ailing Marquis of Clanghanie who is ill and taking Bath waters.

George Marquis of Clanghanie

Barbarous Horse Injury by a Soldier at Horsham Detachment

Report from Horsham dated January 12 recounts a brutal act by a private of the 42d Regiment who injured a horse belonging to Mr. Lee of the King’s End by tying its leg and threatening violence. The horse was slain to end its suffering. The assailant fled and was not yet captured. Local soldiers blame revenge as the motive.

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Elegant yellow carriages parade in royal coach show

A list of late Georgian era carriages for sale or display describes numerous chariots, barouches, landaus, and landaulets painted in yellow and other colors. Names of owners and builders appear, including patrician titles and addresses, with lavish ornamentation and heraldic details noted.

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