Parliament Pro Roguing and New Governors Named
From the London Gazette: the King in Council orders the Parliament pro rogued to December and declares John Earl of Westmoreland General Governor of Ireland. Thomas Earl of Effingham is named Captain General and Governor in Chief of Jamaica. Reports on Paris unrest and Mirabeau de St Priest letter, plus Navarre and Corsica title debates. Howard's New Royal Cyclopedia advertised with grand plates and terms.
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John Earl of
Westmoreland
Ireland
Thomas Earl of
Efingham
Victory reported by Hossars and Suwarov in Wallachia
Dispatches from Captain Hardemuller describe a joint victory over the Turks near Mer tinestic on the Rimnie in Wallachia with 25,000 allied troops, 4,000 Ottoman dead, 80 cannon seized, and significant loot. Separately, Laudohn reports Belgrade suburbs seized and fortifications overrun with several casualties and prisoners. Paris notes Lafayette named commander near the capital and public protests and royal responses unfold. A late Paris report mentions a failed plot with 15,000 uniforms seized and many conspirators detained.
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Viena
Germany
Hardemuller
Brody Hussars
Prince de Cobourg
Suwarov
Mertinestic
Rimnie
Wallachia
Highnes
Prince Repnin
Hasan Pacha
Tobak
Laudohn
Belgrade
Paris
Marquis de la Fayette
Tauilleries
Prince de Luxemburg
Count d’Artois
Princes de Conde
Conti
Versailles
Lottery Tickets By Hornsby and Co London
Opposite the Royal Exchange London. The tickets are sold in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths by Hornsby and Co stock brokers licensed by government for the Irish and English state lotteries. They assure safety of shares, keep tickets in government custody for payment, advertise capital prizes, and pay prizes promptly. They offer register books and tamping per act of parliament, with banking and government securities handled by commission.
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Royal Exchange London
Hornsby and Co
Englis
Hall
House of Hornsby and Co
N. B
Claimants urged to file on estate of Thomas Cocking
Bristol September 26 1789 all persons having any claim on the estate of the late Thomas Cocking of this city Printer are desired to deliver an account of their demands to his executor Henry Brown in Quay street on or before the first day of November next or their claims will not be admitted and such as are indebted will be sued for the debt without further notice if unpaid by that date
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Paris
National Assembly
Versailles
the Thuilleries
Commons
M. de Mirabeau
Count de St Priest
M. de St. Priest
Committee of the National Assembly
Count de Mirabeau
Count de St. Priest
Maliciou
Danstail de Beuf
Prince de Poix
Duke de Liancourt
Howard
Bristol
Thomas Cocking
Henry Brown
Quay-street
Fas Majesly
AH Collings
Redcliff-street
H. Collings
N. B
London
Bath
Baistol Mercury
Bath Mercury
Bristol Mercury
Pope's Head
ROYAL
Potter, Hopges and Lane
Bath Mountain and Co
White Bear
Piccadily
Brijlo
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London Gazette
St. James's
Count Ve Sr. Priest
Kingdom of
Navarre
France
Corsica
St. Domingo
Martinique
Pondicheny
Chambers
Sanéhon
Noble
Lowry
Royal Ci Clhpaths
Kc, &c
George Selby Howard
L.L. D
F. R.S
Alex, Hogg
King’s Arms
Paternoiter-rew
England
Scotland
Hogg
Royal Dicionary of Arts and Sciences
Republic of Letters
Europe
Alex
Paternofter-row
Iit
Trish and
State Lottery Office
Cornhill
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