Grand Harmonic Festival at the Gardens
Under Royal Patronage a grand harmonic festival will feature an enhanced orchestra with a varied program including Barthelemon and selections by Mr Gray and Mrs Bland. A Gardens display of bands and a fireworks discharge by Mons. Cabatell accompanies the music. Doors open at 7 with tickets for evenings except Saturday.
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London Mare and Blood Horse Offered at White Hart Mews
A six year old, well tempered mare of London stock stands at 15 hands with a quiet ride and sound confirmation. Sold with a fine blood horse suitable for charger or road use. both to be viewed at White Hart Mews, London.
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Tindall
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Retrospect of Philosophical Mechanical and Chemical Discoveries
Amber I abridges the periodical and other publications in arts chemistry manufactures agriculture and natural philosophy. It includes occasional remarks on merits or defects of papers and suggests how discoveries may extend beyond the authors original aims. Published in London this day and quarterly at Harton Garden Repertory Office and via booksellers.
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Foreign Wines for Sale and Poole Hall School Notice
Foreign wines offered at 6s per dozen for Port and 9s 3d for Calcavella with delivery to town. Office hours 11 to 4.30, samples available, after hours letter box for orders. OOLE HALL near Bridgnorth hosts a new school for twelve pupils run by Rev Thomas Wright. Board and education thirty guineas yearly including washing. French drawing and dancing taught by approved masters. Details from Rev J D Haslewood at 19 Charlotte Street Portland Place.
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Last Night of Season at King’s Theatre LA COSA RARA
Tomorrow July 20 the Nobility Gentry and Public are informed that Mr Viganoni has recovered from illness and resumes Lacine. The New Grand Comic Opera LA COSA RARA by Martini features Mrs Killington Signora Storace Mrs Wiechsell and Messrs Braham Viganoni Morelli Rovedino and Kelly. End of Act I divertissement and Grand Ballet La Fille Sauvage Le Pouvoir de la Musique by Mortellart.
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Wiechsell
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Village or The World's Epitome at Theatre Royal Haymarket
This evening at the Theatre Royal Haymarket the Village or The World's Epitome is presented with a cast including Elliston De Camp Palmer Dowton Mathews Liston Minton Wilkins Johnston Truman and Mathews and Mara Harlowe Gibbs Taylor Powell. The Prologue will be delivered by Mr Chapman. A comic farce titled Mrs Wiggins follows, with PME Hunter of the Alps.
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Liston
Minton
Wilkins
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Truman
Mara
Harlowe
Gibbs
Taylor
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Chapman
Bonaparte Frontiers Enlarged Threat to Europe
A London dispatch reports Bonaparte plans to extend French frontiers toward Holland as far as Rommel and the Brille with Genoa and several Italian ports to join France. It cites proposed Prussian territorial adjustments, a broader Swiss reshaping, and a possible invasion force forming at Welder for a coastal expedition against Britain.
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Lucca
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Europe
Rochefort Squadron exploits praised in West Indies
Paris journals report the French government can claim triumphs in the West Indies by Rochefort squadron. The papers suggest the apparent glory is contrived to show advantages from a life visit to that quarter of the combined fleets.
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West Indies
Impacts of Gallic Rule and European Tensions Reported
The papers describe Rochefort expedition aiding General Ferrari in St. Domingo to counter French, English, and Negro forces. They note harsh French rule in Neapolitan states with higher taxes and spying. Germany has yet to recognize Bonaparte as King of Italy, while Austria reinforces troops. France fends off protests as Prince de Ligne prepares for a mission to St. Petersburg.
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Italy
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Delayed Dispatches From Lord Nexson Hint Longer Wait
The report notes no arrival of intelligence from Lord Nexson and, due to the present adverse wind, anticipates further days before expected dispatches reach their destination.
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European and British dispatches mix in scattered London telegrams
A mash of late 18th or early 19th century items reports M Novosturnorr’s arrival in Berlin and gaggle of notes. Ba ron Harpenser hands passports for Brussels while Narorgon seeks further orders over Genoa seizure. A King’s Messenger travels to Cork for General Sir Ever Coore who may sail to Jamaica with four regiments. Ireland’s government shifts hint at Harpwicke’s resignation and the Duke of Montrost’s potential succession. Reports of mutinous plots aboard a ship surface, Col Tartory proceeds with Calvert, and Lord Henry Fitzerrarp may oppose Lord Castise Keagh’s Down election. The Prince of Wales’s Corps tours King’s Mews then Green Park with praise, followed by a lavish Cleveland Row dinner. Edinburgh hosts a prize dinner for Col Cunniecuam as Highland nobility gathers. Miss Boswitt meets Lord Chancellor’s secretary about business and dignity ends with the Antwerp family death and long‑standing separation notes.
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