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Foreign News August 22, 1796

Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

British royal court gossip: Prince of Wales seen with Mrs. Jordan; dispute over restoring a countess to Princess of Wales's household, refused by the princess; Lady Jersey dismissed from attendance despite nominal office.

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The Prince of Wales gives daily proofs that he has a mind which soars above those little punctilios that come under the denomination of decency. On Wednesday he diverted himself with driving Mrs. Jordan about Richmond, and its vicinity.

An illustrious Personage will listen to no terms of accommodation which have not for their basis the restoration of a certain Countess to the supreme controul of his Consort's household; to which an injured and insulted P—s most solemnly and becomingly refuses to accede.

Lady Jersey, though she still retains the nominal office of Lady of the Bedchamber to the Princess of Wales, has certainly received her dismission from the Public, who, as well as her Royal Mistress, have dispensed with her attendance at Carlton-House.

What sub-type of article is it?

Court News

What keywords are associated?

Prince Of Wales Mrs Jordan Princess Of Wales Lady Jersey Royal Household Dispute Court Gossip

What entities or persons were involved?

Prince Of Wales Mrs. Jordan Illustrious Personage Certain Countess P—S Lady Jersey Princess Of Wales

Where did it happen?

Richmond

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Richmond

Event Date

On Wednesday

Key Persons

Prince Of Wales Mrs. Jordan Illustrious Personage Certain Countess P—S Lady Jersey Princess Of Wales

Outcome

lady jersey dismissed from attendance at carlton-house

Event Details

Prince of Wales drives Mrs. Jordan around Richmond. An illustrious personage demands restoration of a countess to control of his consort's household, refused by the injured P—s. Lady Jersey retains nominal office but dismissed by public and princess from Carlton-House.

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