Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!

Sign up free
Page thumbnail for The Virginia Gazette
Foreign News August 26, 1773

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

King's planned arrival at Portsmouth on the 21st instant, attended by limited royal staff including Lord Robert Bertie and Sir George Osborn. He will be received at the Commissioner's House and dine on flag ships, starting with Admiral Pye's Barfleur.

Clipping

OCR Quality

98% Excellent

Full Text

The 21st Instant is the Day proposed for his Majesty's Arrival at Portsmouth. The Royal Attendants are to be only the Master of the Horse, the Lord of the Bedchamber in Waiting, and the Groom. It is supposed, that Lord Robert Bertie, as Bedchamber in Waiting, and Sir George Osborn, as Groom, will have the Honour to attend the King on this Excursion. The Commissioner's House is appropriated for his Majesty's Reception, and a Royal Bed is ordered to be got in Readiness immediately. It is imagined the King will dine on Board the several Flag Ships alternately, commencing with Admiral Pye's the Day he arrives, on Board the Barfleur, where the Royal Standard will be erected.

What sub-type of article is it?

Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

King Arrival Portsmouth Royal Attendants Lord Robert Bertie Sir George Osborn Admiral Pye Barfleur Royal Standard

What entities or persons were involved?

His Majesty Lord Robert Bertie Sir George Osborn Admiral Pye

Where did it happen?

Portsmouth

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Portsmouth

Event Date

The 21st Instant

Key Persons

His Majesty Lord Robert Bertie Sir George Osborn Admiral Pye

Outcome

royal reception at commissioner's house with prepared bed; dining on flag ships alternately, starting with admiral pye's barfleur where royal standard will be erected.

Event Details

The 21st Instant is the Day proposed for his Majesty's Arrival at Portsmouth. The Royal Attendants are to be only the Master of the Horse, the Lord of the Bedchamber in Waiting, and the Groom. It is supposed, that Lord Robert Bertie, as Bedchamber in Waiting, and Sir George Osborn, as Groom, will have the Honour to attend the King on this Excursion. The Commissioner's House is appropriated for his Majesty's Reception, and a Royal Bed is ordered to be got in Readiness immediately. It is imagined the King will dine on Board the several Flag Ships alternately, commencing with Admiral Pye's the Day he arrives, on Board the Barfleur, where the Royal Standard will be erected.

Are you sure?