Emperor's indisposition and royal rites reported in London Gazette
From Vienna April 18 and Windsor April 29 details of the Emperor's illness and sacramental administration in the royal presence. Report notes the illness abated and the Emperor resting quietly. Also lists appointments to the Privy Council and sheriffs for 1789 across Berkshire, Devonshire, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Wiltshire, and South Wales districts.
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Henbury
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George Miller
Ozleworth
Hampshire
Wm. Harris
New Alresford
Herefordshire
Tho. Clutton
Kinnersley
Monmouthhire
Thomas Lewis
Saint Piere
Oxfordshire
John Blackall
Haseley
Somersethire
H. Hipsiey Coxe
Downhide
Warwickshire
T. Ward
Moreton
France Proposes Extended Grain Bounties Across Europe
Paris April 27 The Council unveiled two measures to extend bounties on grain and flour imports. One keeps the existing subsidies to September first for American shipments and the other doubles bounties from May first to September first for European grain and for land imports. The aim is to draw grain from markets with spare supply and to alleviate existing scarcity in Spain Portugal and nearby regions.
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William Henry arrives in London and is named Duke of Lancaster
Reports from London describe Prince William Henry arriving at Carlton House from Portsmouth and later meeting the King and Prince of Wales at Windsor. He will sit in the House of Peers as the Duke of Lancaster, with Betham House Greenwich arranged as his residence. A reconciliation between the King and Prince of Wales is noted, aided by the Lord Chancellor. Other items mention a 60,0001 treasury warrant to Lord Brudenell, debt reduction under Pitt, parliamentary candidates Mitford Jekyl and Ford, opposition to emancipation of Negroes, and a relief bill for debtors. A general court at Bridewell Hospital elected a new steward and admitted Dr Willis as a governor.
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England
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Leekey
Willis
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Notable Elections and Maritime News of the Era
Report covers voting results with Hudson elected amid late Clerk changes, trade growth with six East Indies vessels, and Vienna reports of the Grand Duke’s fever. Includes Paris duel death, Swedish political shifts, Spaniards’ slave reforms at Havana, Perouse's ill-fated voyage, and multiple local notices from Oxford to Nova Scotia.
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Timber for sale in Luxborough Somerset Oaks 10 to 15 inches
Timber to be sold by private contract comprising sea maidew oaks girtin from ten to fifteen inches, growing on coppice at Luxborough in Somerset six miles from the parish of Mischead. About 200 pieces. Timber may be seen by appointment by contacting Mr George Chapman Luxborough or Mr Tamah jubir or Mr Whitley attorney Wrington. Arace 4th 1789.
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Brompton Park Nursery Seeks Continued Patronage After Partnership End
James Gray announces the death of his late partner Joan Jeffrey and that he has taken over the whole stock and trade to continue the business at Brompton Park Nursery near London. He appeals to friends, customers, and the public to continue favoring the shop, offering fruit trees, forest trees, shrubs, clover, garden seeds, wholesale and retail, at low terms. A new American pea to keep bearing for three months is highlighted.
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