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22 Jul 1805
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 22, 1805
Page
1
Grand Rural Festival Under Royal Patronage Opens Tonight
Under royal patronage the Marchioness of Hertford and other distinguished figures ensure a spectacular Rural Festival tonight at the gardens. The Vical and Instrumental Department is augmented with noble concert pieces, fireworks including a shower of fire and meteors, and a finale in gold and silver fire. Duke of York’s Band and Pandæus perform a lively concert after the fireworks. admission is sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxhall
Prince of Wales
Marchioness of
Hertford
Temple of Happiness
New Italian Spectacle at Stleys in Paris Tonight
Under royal patronage a new Italian spectacle titled The False Penitent or The Monk of Palleai opens in Paris this evening at six. It features Count Vivaldi and opera performers, followed by a naval and military burletta British Courage, with equestrian feats and a new Harlequin pantomime La Toise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stley’s
Westminster Bridge
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Paris
Palleai
Count Vivaldi
Merceftyt
Ridgway
Dickinson
Bryson
Spalatiro
Il Yayfor
Sbraudino
Rollendo
Dubois
Gollier
Jeronino
Eleonore
Gardner
Myr
Bolanger
Pincett
Messrs. Smith
Danks, &c
Mr. Williams
Monsieur la Toise
Muros Bay
Yeo
la Loire
Saunders
Jefferies
Porter
Taylor
Link
Jeffries
Sutton
Lawrence
Suils
Lake Warning
Harlequin
Scotland
Columbine
Wybrow
Laurent
Mobbs
Fron
Political Observations Postponed Due to War Adjustments
A column titled Political Observations and other articles planned for today are delayed because printing space and resources are limited by wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rao
Village Lawyer and John Bull at Theatre Royal
This Evening at Theatre Royal Haymarket features performances with Bob Handy, Mr. Elliston, Miss Blandford, and Mrs. Gibbs. On the program are The Village Lawyer and John Bull with the Children in the Wood, plus Spef Vile Plough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
SPEF
Vile Plough
Bob Handy
Mr. Elliston
Miss Blandford
Gibbs
Tomorow
John Bull
Naval action near Boulogne reports heavy losses for both sides
A British shore bombardment and sea battle near Boulogne involved four praams and dozens of brigs and schuyts sailing from Dunkirk. The engagement lasted long into the day, with heavy fire from shore batteries and several ships damaged or sunk. Losses included mentions of the Immortalite, Ariadne, Calypso, Hebe, and others. Dutch prizes were taken and reports note hunger among Dutch sailors and Dutch capitulation hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Coalaiy
Boulone
Boulogne
Calais
Caelypso
Blanchez
Owen
Maries
Calypso
Hebe
L’immortalite
Crfi
Goodwin Sands
Holland
British Naval Dispatches Amid Invasion Threats and Fleet Movements
London reports heightened naval activity as the Combined Fleets return to Europe and a reinforcement of five ships sails to blockading squadrons off Rochefort and Ferrol. Admiral Shatrixe takes command at Brest, with a 21 ship line and seven frigates ready to sail at short notice. News predicts an invasion expedition might begin next month, with Napoleon expected at Douai while fleets from Texel gather forces for Boulogne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Newson
Admiralty
Colinsvarvis
Europe
Rochefort
Ferrol
Shatrixe
I. Graves
Brest
de Ine
Texel
Cuthyerdie
Tseventy Gnparty
Considerabe
Ots
French Spanish force at Penwith harbour report
The ship Suarprize under Captain Reyvotos arrived at Penzance from Ferrol reporting a French and Spanish harbour fleet of 13 sail plus several frigates. A British squadron of ten sail of the line watches them as a larger force may sail for Corunna Bay. A second squadron is being fitted at Toulon to join Carthagena ships for an Atlantic venture. The Glorioso’s fate remains unclear, likely blown up in an action with English frigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suarprize
Reyvotos
Penzance
Ferrol
Seay
Corunna Bay
Toulon
Carthagena
Atlantic
Glorioso
Foreign crisis rumors from Lisbon to Perpignan described
A mail from Hanburgh reports rumors of imminent hostilities between Spain and Portugal over France demand. A sizeable French army is said to be gathering at Perpignan and a Spanish march against Portugal's frontier is anticipated. Lisbon advices are silent on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanburgh
Spain
Portugal
Piberto
France
Lisboa
Berlin
Novo
Tangavon
European and American News From a Distant Era
Reports from Messina dated June 1 describe Col. Earon seizing Derna and Bengala after landing Marines, with Tripolitans offering peace terms. Other items note Bonaparte named Grand Admiral of France, and various diplomatic maneuvers as European powers reconfigure alliances. The piece mentions a Russian ambassador at Lord Mutcrave’s and tensions over Dutch commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mutcrave
Risa
Grattan
Europe
Messina
Earon
Derna
Bainarince
Philadelphia
Hamburgh Mail
Jarome Bonaparte
France
Muros
Sraremueac
Vienna
Bramanta
Bravuarnois
Mayestes Naroteon
Josépaine
Fontainbleau
Ernou
Martinique
Cocurane
S. Hoon
Ascits
Prevost
Roswau
Venice
Deal Castle
Barithaee Chadas
Vwauxhall Goarders
Beni
The Royal Family At Sea After Illness News
His Majesty’s eyes improved and expected to recover fully. The royal party including the Princesses and Dukes viewed artillery drills on the Esplanade. The King sailed aboard the Royal Yacht after inspecting dispatches and a royal salute. The Princesses and Duke bathed as divers aided the Abergavenny wreck recovery despite prior peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weracuth
Joe
Cumnervanp
Campaivor
Magnsty
Magesty
London
Quren
Countess of Manshpsp
Jicuetrer and
Burkeley
Painncesses
Duke of Camamrincer
Abergavenny
Lady Louisa Manners Masquerade Gala Recalls Victorian Revels
The event featured numerous costumes and portraits of society notables. Lady Louisa Manners led a grand masquerade with guests like Lady Hleatucote in Gypsy guise and the Duke of Sussex, and Lord Gordon in Dutch Burgher Master’s Wife attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Manners
Hleatucote
Gypsey
Sussex
Marchioness of
Herrromn
Lady Ramspen
Hamlet
Tuertusson
Whitechapel
Cramerton
Mr. Penn
Joan Dinery
Alexander Gordon
O’brien
Paris Aba Gipsey
Austin
Nipés
Frances Berestorn
Wass Porter
Tuomas Siertpan
Cuamen Ney
Louisa Mane Ner
Fete Champetre at Stoke Park and Courtly Receptions
Notices describe Mr Penn planning a fete champetre at Stoke Park Buckinghamshire with invitations to the Prince of Wales and Duke of Sussex and a ball and supper. Gen Jousx hosted a grand Thames-side entertainment near Kingston for royal guests. Other society items mention a Haymarket quip about Ericston, naval intrigues, and social events at Portland Place and Grosvenor Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Penn
Buckinghamshire
Stoke Park
Prince of Wates
Duke of Sussex
Windsor
Sr. Jousx
the Thames
Kingston
Prince of Wales
Marchioness
Haymarket
Ericston
Audienc
Colonel Sparrow
Portland- Place
Duchess of
Yorkshire
Piness
Beast
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