2.--The Prince of Orange arrived at Yarmouth from London, and on the 6th
sailed in the Diana packet for Cuxhaven.
13.--Peter Donahue, a sergeant in the 30th Regiment of Foot, was executed
at Lynn, for uttering counterfeit Bank of England notes. "We are sorry
to add that he appeared sensible for many minutes after he was turned
off, and a large effusion of blood gushed from his mouth and nose, which
rendered the scene most awful, terrible, and distressing."
20.--Prince William Frederick of Gloucester arrived at the house of Mr.
J. Patteson, at Norwich, and in the afternoon stood sponsor for Mr.
Patteson's youngest son, who was christened at St. Stephen's Church by
the name of William Frederick. The Prince afterwards went to Houghton,
where Lord Cholmondeley gave a grand _fete_ in honour of the Peace. On
his return to Norwich, on November 25th, his Royal Highness attended a
ball and supper, given by Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton at the Bishop's
Palace.
21.*--"The coursing meeting at Swaffham last week was numerously and
respectably attended. The silver cup was won by Mr. Denton's bitch
Nettle, which beat Mr. Tyssen's bitch. The assembly was brilliantly and
numerously attended"