London Gazette Summary of Europe News and Appointments
In London Gazette items Charles Lichtenstein dies after a three week illness. Robert Bowyer is named Miniature Painter in ordinary to the King, filling the role left by Jeremiah Meyer. Constantinople dispatches discuss ongoing war plans, military poises, and political tensions with Turkey, Russia, and Egypt. Copenhagen notes a new troop clothing project. Algiers reports a growing militia and port defenses as the Regency expands forces for future campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Germany
Rince Charles Lichtenstein
Lord Chamberlain
Robert Bowyer
Berner’s Street
Jeremiah Meyer
Gaz
Constantinople
Turkey
M. Boulogni
Porte
M. Bulgakov
Hungary
Buda
Pr. Selim
Ito
Bannat
Temeswar
Ukraine
Petersburgh
Russian Empire
Crimea
Egypt
Corvenhagen
Denmark
Lecuora
Italy
Algiers
Dey
Royal Conference at Kew and News From March London
A dated London report details a morning audience at Kew Palace with senior officials and nobility, a three hour conference, and their return to town. It notes Prince William Henry’s Jamaica letters, a possible late spring English return, Ireland’s political notes, Portland’s injury, a marriage plan for Mr. Wraxall, and proposed parliamentary support for Dr Willis. It also mentions crop losses from frost, Sweden’s four fast days, and a royal farewell sentiment to posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Palace
Exchequer
Marquis of Graham
Earl of Bathurst
Earl of Harcourt
Earl of Chesterfield
Hawkesbury
Mulgrave
House of Commons
William Faucett
Rolls
Elliott
Dundas
Mazi
Grace of
Portland
Wraxall
Lascelles
Ev. Marl
Willis
Sweden
Poland Hoards Grain as Arctic Winter Grimly Bites
A news digest cites harsh winter losses on the Polish frontier with 114 horses and many oxen frozen on the road to Oczakow and over 200 people suffering severe frostbite. Empress replies to the Diet demanding troop withdrawal. Reports warn of rising Prussian power and fragile peace prospects as Denmark and Sweden align with Russia. Charitable fundraising for Wratt cathedral structure continues, adding to a wider picture of scarce resources and public interest. Also noted are a gambling misadventure and a man who ate 109 eggs in a wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Oczakow
Poland
Denmark
Russia
Constantinople
Wratt
Hereford Cathedral
London
Durham
Worcester
Windsor
Westminster
Rochester
Ely
Exeter
Winchester
Bristol
Wyatt
Raikes
Chrislie
Newsham
Richmond
Mets
Address to the Prince of Wales and Spilsbury’s Drops advertised
The Irish House of Commons reports receipt of an address to the Prince of Wales and his subsequent command awaiting further instructions. A neighboring notice promotes Mr Spilsbury's Drops with a testimonial from WILLIAM KING of Strood praising cured scurvy and recommending the remedy and its treatise available at the printing office and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons of
Ireland
House of Commons
Prince of Wales
Mr. Spilsbury
Strood
Kent
England
France
Mr. Gillman
Rochester
Lam
William King
George Brotherton
George Telfort
Webster Gillman
N. B
Spitsbury
Great-Britain
Property listings show rents and possession details
The text lists several lots with tenants and annual rents including Lot 8 a shop on St James Back occupied by Mary Kenny widow and Lot 8 a house on Temple Racks occupied by John Wright sugar refiner at specified annual rents. It notes cellars under the same properties and the possession of William Eagles with varying rent amounts.
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Bevan-Me
Bristol
Koleimary-lane
St. James
Quakers
Golliter
Ivan
Vinadorit
John Fowler
Farrier
Rosemary
Coronx Gyits
Old-market
William Williams
St. Philip’s Pigin
John Fargus
Watrer Wentarick
Wellick
College-street
Samuel Worrall
Mrr
Wreilick
Collige
St. Augustine
Lewis
Kirkwood
More AN
Elf
King-street
St. Nicholas
Thomas
Little King-street
Rd, Gwyther
T. Conlting
Buth and Winpenny
College- Green
Bovton
Anift
George
Thomas Goldtuuch
Temple-Street
David Dunn
Pithay
Wm. Cherry
Lewin's Mead
Wmn
Limekiln Lane
Vis
Richard Whitehouse
Joseph Venn
Philip Bowther
Homas Mitchel
St. James’s
Mary Kenny
John Wright
Wm. Eagles
Noule
John Perrin
Wmn. Eagles
Itoo Bo
Duck- Lane
Mary Lewis
James Spearing
Erec&t
Apel
Buc Uard Hawkswell
Chamberlain
Cannel House
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Conolly
John O'Neill
Ponsonby
James Stewart
Cowarp
Bristol-Bridge-Office
Exchange
Corn-street
Bristol Bridge
Barn Street
St. Thomas-treet
Thomas Paty
T. Hembury
Hugh Williams
Ashton
Somerset
G. W. Haer
Duchy of Lancaster
England and Wales
King’s Arms
Baldwin-street
Puurspay
Bristal
Ohn King
David Lewis
Abraham Davis
Glocester
Woolstapler
Morgan Lewis
Carmarthen
William Essen
Samuel Brooks
Bath
Loor
Manchester
Froor
Redcliff Hil
John Ball
Haythorne
Highstreet
Messrs
Lower Easton
Stapleton
Joan Wanbuam
Opposte Colfton
Trinity Street
George Maynard Taylor
Houshold
Seede
Joseru Haythuorne
High-street
Thomas Bayuy
Morend
Mantorsheld
Henfield
Qvens
John Cherry
Chippenham, Wiltshire
White-Hart
Chippenham
London Road
Popé
Watkins
Charlotte, Row
Paddington
Pope
Cheltenham
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