Lian of Prisoners Continued From Seringapatam List
Long list of European captives and soldiers in Madras Establishment, Bailie’s Detachment, and Mathews Army tied to Seringapatam. Names include Barclay, Smithey, Madras Artillery. Ralph Smith. James Snelling. Patrick Robinson. John Plumpey. John Matlock. John Clark. Ye Mr Groves. John Hayes. Thomas Maclean. James Duffey. James Walker. Lucas. Speechman. Rutlidge. Patrick Lynch. and many more with statuses Alive at Seringapatam Bednore Chittledroug or Deserter Dead Escaped or Prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Smithey
Madras Artillery
Seringa
Patam
Rental Woodley
Bailie
Seringaparagi
Ralph Smith
Madras
Bednore
Ohn Matlock
Ead
Wn Ee
John Hayes
Thomas Maclean
Fifer
Mathew
James Duffey
James
Walker
Lucas
Rutlidse
Ona Clarke
Mangalore
Seringapatam
Rich
Alsop
Hannibal
St Ja
Gopie
John) Reynolds
Patrick
Ditto
John Hutcheson
Fames Snelling
Serjeant
Humberston
Frederick
Drake
Midshipman
Hanniba
Chittlecreug
WOW
A. Lesage
Richardson
Whiteway
Jordan
Alex. Bruce
Mathew’s Army
King’s
Forn Leaverley
Hanniball
Chittledroug
M'Kenzie
John Barrett
Ohn Mullock
George Madden
Rob
W. Coods
Wim
Malone
Seaman
Ames Rock
John Bradsall
Francis Brown
Thomas Hewson
Chittledreer
Joshua Hart
Resolution
Thomas
Hall
Marine
Francis Hornsby
Ames Sinclair
Arthur Russ
Wm. Dowdney
Raikes
Pe Hooper
Orge Ellis
Kaikes
Jehn Wiley
Fortitude
Thomas Meale
George Morons
Edward Morton
Patrick Robinson
Company
Artil
Peter Paynes
Hubberston
Ohiver Clements
Seameu
James Walker
Madge
Deferter
James Sumta
Arey
Athen Waits
Mateo - Yor
John) Plumpey
Tilley
Seringapitam
Ditta
John Bristow
S .Artil
Tippoo
Banbury
Bombay
James Green
Madras Do
James Ferguson
John Morely
98Th Reg
Ohn Woolf
Dirto
William Putnam
Seriog
Wm. Williams
Staunton
Thomas Bull
Matth
Gseph Svarren
Chaferi
Ain Burrows
Matths Army
John Humphrig
William
Knight
Paradise
Edwards
Matthew
Green
Veffele
Bangalore
James Ellioert
Ettablith
James Watkins
Chicledrough
Tellicherry
Becher
Malabar
Chapman
Drum
Math’s
Thomas Chapman
Ramgherry
Robert Scott
George
Dr. Fifer
Chattedroog
John Reeves
Barmbay‘do
Corref
Fohin Wilton
Samuicl
Mudgherry
James Witkey
George Thomason
Chaser
Patrick Ryle
Math
Hlanged
Sermery
Roberts
Ballk
William Simmons
Deserters Arrive with Sparse Details from War Regions
A fragment reports two Europeans, David Lewis and Thomas Sulnica, recently arrived and claiming eight years in the country. Lewis says little about Tippad while Sulnica appears to be a deserter from Gifores at war. no substantial information is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippad
David Lewis
Tippoo’s
Thomas Sulnica Ds
Gifores
List of Europeans Stationed in September 1790
A fragmented roster lists European personnel in Mesopotamian postings such as Madras Artillery, Meows's Army, and King's Regiment. Names include Barclay Smithey, Randall Cadman, George Norton, Patrick Robinson, John Kynneer, James Barnes, Henry Delany, Francis Blair, Thomas Taylor, James Sadling, and many others with stations like Outerdroug, Scendydroug, Hannibal, Mangalore, Seringapatam, and Bombay. The document notes various offices and detachments, with entries frequently noting “Ditto” for repeated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barclay Smithey
Madras Artillery
Littles Caip
Randal Cadman
Michhiginany
George Norton
Bailies Detach
Repert
Km Britton
Patrick Robinson
Adoni
Vhn Taylor
Seanantibah
Ohn Kynneer
Medows
r-Ofterdrough
Paungul
Ames
M- Donald
Ouerdroug
Kuriood
Ohn Berry
Medews
Goterdrong
Kurnood
Vat Chapman
Ooterdrong
Esi
Alexander Graham
Médews
Oterdrong
James Sadling
Humherston
Narrowdrouz
William Lynch
Manalore
Narrowdrong
William Dewdney
Seaman
Raikes
James Barnes
Narrowih
Henry Delany
Hannibal
Ditto
Thomas Taylor
Dito
Francis Blair
Thomas Gish Wna
William » Raikes
Refoluu
William Williams
Mathews
Army
Vhn
Richard Alsop
Marine
Scendydroug
Ohn Ryan
King’s Regiment
Iant Eliett
Bombay Artillery
Seringapetam
Ohn Sutherland
Fifer
Thomas Male
Sealman
Bental Woodley
Baites Detachment
John Hutchinson
Mathews Army
John Or Thus
Reynolds
Company’s Service
Orge Hooper
John Clarke
Mangalore
William
Tilley
William Gepic
Robert Woods
Chafer
Seringapatam
Richard Stacy
Ahn Mahballan
Eorge Thompson
Thomas Bull
Mathew
John Burrows
Ohn Kemp
Olin Welton
Company
Edward Welsh
William Putnam
Willian Tuafter
William Day
Thomas Mason
William Colepepper
Dinto
James
Patrick Lynch
Ditts
Chapman
Dutxa
Frederick
Richard Funt
London Evening Miscellany of April 10 18th Century Notes
A rocky compilation reports on an attempted assassination plot attributed to an unnamed wretch who planned his own coup de grace with a large knife and a pistol. Major Lisenhara allegedly authored an anonymous death threat to the King of Swepen, while Princess Theresa of Naples becomes the spouse of the new King of Hungary. Remarks on the Queen’s treasurer appointment, abbey music meetings, and a future abolition of man killing are mixed with essays on political philosophy, social order, and the value of peasant life. The column covers a royal gossip, a court case about a ship’s captain charged with murdering a negro girl, and lottery club schemes in Underedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swepewn
Lisenhara
Swepen
Theresa
Naples
Hungary
Elizabeth
Wirtemberg
France
John
Greenwich-Hill
Dervry Dumpdy
Tor
Jons Kimper
Bristol
Bow-Street
Africa
West Indies
Wilberforce
House of Commons
Wootten
Underedge
King wounded in opera house shooting shocks Hamburg crowd
March 16 1792 a gunman fired in the King of Schepen’s ball at the Opera House. The King walked to a room, spoke with dignitaries, and was bled at four in the morning. The assassin, named Fan Facoh Auckar fron, was captured next day and confessed. Surgeons reported the King’s life out of danger and the wound not yet fully examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schepen
Assaslin
the Roth
Ferment in Sweden and Baltic politics rattles Europe
Amsterdam reports a growing Malcontents movement in Sweden with prisoners to be emancipated, while fear grips the Stadtholder's Court. Rumors place the Prussian king ill, Empress Elizabeth in danger, and concern grows over Russian port arrivals. Negotiations with the late Emperor appear broken, Brabant subsidies denied, and Dutch troops unlikely to act in Brabant. The Dutch Republic sees Monks and Fanatics still powerful as soldiers rejoice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Russia
Holland
Germany
Brabant
Austria
Republic
Death of High Constable Boddington Linked to Hatton Garden Case
Thursday reports William Boddington of Finsbury Division died at his St John’s Street home after attending the execution of Francis Hubbard who died minutes after being hanged for the murder of Jordan Hofty. Hubbard wounded Boddington four years earlier during a disorderly Turnmill Street club raid, an injury now linked to his eventual death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laft
St. John’s‘street
William Boddington
Finsbury Division
Boddington
Francis Hubbard
Hatton-Garden
Jordan Hofty
Turnmill-street
Hubbard
Prince Reuss Envoy Audiences at Berlin Gazette
Excerpt from the London Gazette reports on royal audiences in Berlin. It notes Prince Reuss and Count Hatzfeld presenting credentials to her Catholic Majesty and the Prussian king. It mentions formal notifications of imperial throne affairs and a July election timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reuss
Eni
Troy
Hungary
Hatzfeld
Eledy Mentz
Franktoy
Peror
Royal Figures Moving in Sudden London Gossip
Fragmentary late 18th century dispatches describe Sir Henry's move from Whitehall, the Prince of Wales departing for Brighton, the Duke of York en route to Newmarket, and courtly talk of Kingly duties. Suspicion and wit mingle with bills in Parliament as rumors swirl around Lord Rawdon and the Servants Character Bill amid social jests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of States Office
Whitehall
Low St. Helens
India House
Royal
Prince of Wales
Carlton ‘Hout
Brighton
Prince Tarenta
Clargestreet
Newmarket
Duchess of Gorvon
Duke of PortEeann
Bulstrode
Lord Pacet
Duchess of
Mr. Grey
Durance-Viles
Lord Rawdow
Pandora
Isand
Pater Havivean
Jostna Cowen
Thelseathe
Elgh Blerves
Cuetseian
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Captain Little
Desirey
London
Amburg
Amsterdam
The
London Gazette
Agy
Francis Collins
Lion Tan
Thorrs-Anderson
Kingston-upon-Ry
King- upon-Hill
Ge Ellie
Waters Powney
Henley-uron
Thames
King
Red Lion Inn
Nettlebed
Oxfey
Picks Rayfox
Tate
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