Privy Council and appointments in the 1782 London Gazette
The London Gazette at St James's records the King in Council swearing in Geo. Earl Temple and H. Dundas to the Privy Council and declaring Temple as Lieutenant General and Governor of Ireland. It notes Congé d'Elire for Salisbury bishops, Shute Barring ton’s nomination, Thomas Jackson’s Canonry, and a Baronetcy granted to Charles Kent. Some Irish addresses express gratitude for royal measures calming discontents.
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St. James’s
Geo. Earl Temple
H. Dundas
Kingdom of Ireland
Whitehall
Dug
Salisbury
John Hume
Shute Barrington
Landaff
Thomas Jackson
St. Peter
Westminster
John Blair
Kingdom of Great Britain
Charles Kent
Farnham St. Genevieve
Suffolk
Province of
Connaught
Wicklow
Ireland
London Gazette
Count de Graffe entertained in Portsmouth after voyage to London
Wednesday at South-Sea Common in Portsmouth the Count de Graffe was hosted by Vice Admiral Sir Peter Parker. A sumptuous dinner at the George followed, with Parker bearing the cost. The Count departed for London with his suite after royal hospitality, while Lord Carlisle and others were named to new household posts. An officer aboard the Inflexible sent details from Rio de Janeiro Harbour about a Spanish schooner bearing eight million Mexico dollars and reports of Indian uprising near Buenos Ayres. The Jenny Walker arrived Liverpool from St. Lucia. islands near Grenada and St Vincent reported neutral ships with imperial papers. Dispatches from Lisbon noted the Newfoundland fleet's safe arrival for a market.
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South-Sea Common
Portsmouth
Count de Graffe
Peter Parker
George
London
Godalming
Houshold
Lord Carlisle
Sir Francis Henry Drake
John Secker
John Fanshaw
Henry Boulton
William Bray
Joseph Stephenson
Richard Bickerton
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Exeter
Madras
River Plata
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Jenny Walker
St. Lucia
Liverpool
Antigua
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Eustatius
Grenada
St. Vincent’s
Lisbon
Newfoundland
News of Vermont Accord and Quebec Fleet News
Reports from Quebec detail the King George arriving from Quebec with news of the Cork fleet under Daedalus and the London fleet under the Assistance reaching the St Lawrence. Government advices claim Vermont conflict resolved with Congress receiving four envoys to negotiate a perpetual treaty, renaming the 14 colonies as the Fourteen United Colonies in America.
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King George
Whitfield
Quebec
Corke
St. Lawrence
London
France
Congres
Congress
Haldimand
Canada
North River
Vermont
America
Liverpool
Harrison
Charles
Graham
Jamaica
Mooseland
Nore
Sandwich
Glasgow
Scilly
St. Domingo
Rochelle
Lyon
Jersey
Actionne
Martinico
Belleisle
Cork
Plymouth
Dunkirk
Portland
Mackworth
Lady Mackworth
Ireland
Boston
Intrepid
Resolution
Grand Jury
Devon
Dennis Rolle
Castle
Exeter
Ryan
M’carthy
Hyde
Wright
Addington
Pall Mall
Oxford-treet
Westminster
Bank
Townshend
Westminster Police
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Hereford
Thomas Griffin
Mary Price
Ann Evans
Maidstone Offizes
Charles Storey
Henry Perkins
Chatham
Jenkin Evans
Surry
William Rance
Henry Harman
Betchworth
John Wood
Rance
Ashurst
Wood
Silvester
Guildford
Joseph Odel
Richard Stobart
Richard Worral
Bow Street
Bank of Tool
Bradley
Parrot
Greenwich
Poultry Compter
Clutterbuck
Dublin
Roger Rubyface
Common Council
Port Soaking Ward
Rubyface
B. Cornawall
Fleet-street
G. Lister
Old Bailey
Bristol-Hotwells
Borge
Dolphin
William Lupton
Ames
Maudlin Lane
Paradelphia-street
St. James
Union-street
St. Petery
Dudier
William Birchall
Bristol
Deceas
College- Grén
Coopers-Hall
King-Street
Coopers Hall
White Hart Inn
Broad-street
Wm. Birchall
Queen Square
Bath
William Birchalil
Pi'e Inn
County of Glamorgan
Jostpn Lucyny Esq
Skerr
Pile
Ken Fig
Newton-Nottage
Morgan Howell
Dingestow
Pen Y Clawth
County of
Monmouth
Treveldee
Cuvicakwaw
Lan Thomas
EN Y Clawth
Thomas, Anorney
Cardi
Wm, Birchall
Fowell
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