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Foreign News February 18, 1785

Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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On October 24, the Princess of Asturias gave birth to a prince at the Palace of St. Laurence in Madrid. The prince was baptized the same day with an extensive list of names, sponsored by His Majesty, and officiated by the Patriarch of the Indies. Public rejoicings and illuminations were ordered for three days.

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PARIS, Nov. 15.

The Princess of Asturias was brought to bed, on the 24th of October, of a Prince, at the Palace of St. Laurence, at Madrid. The officers of the court, and all the foreign ministers, were invited to the Baptism, which took place the same day. His Majesty stood sponsor, and held his young Highness at the font, where he received the following names: Fernandez, Marie, Francis de Paul, Dominick, Vincent, Ferrier, Anthony, Joseph-Nepomucene, Janvier, Francis, Francis-Xavier, Raphael, Michael, Gabriel, Calistus, Cajetan, Francis, Lewis, Raimond, Gregory, Laurence, Jeromus.--The ceremony was performed by the Patriarch of the Indies. The anthem of Te Deum was sung on that occasion, accompanied by the finest organ and band of music in the Castilian territories. His Majesty has ordered public rejoicings and illuminations, to continue three days.

What sub-type of article is it?

Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Royal Birth Prince Baptism Madrid Palace Spanish Royalty Te Deum

What entities or persons were involved?

Princess Of Asturias His Majesty Patriarch Of The Indies

Where did it happen?

Madrid

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Madrid

Event Date

24th Of October

Key Persons

Princess Of Asturias His Majesty Patriarch Of The Indies

Outcome

birth of a prince; baptism with multiple names; public rejoicings and illuminations for three days

Event Details

The Princess of Asturias gave birth to a prince at the Palace of St. Laurence. The baptism occurred the same day, with court officers and foreign ministers invited. His Majesty sponsored and held the child at the font. The ceremony was performed by the Patriarch of the Indies, with Te Deum sung accompanied by music. Public celebrations ordered.

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