Admiralty and Peerage Notices From London Gazette Dates
Extracts announce royal assent to the titles of Baron Delamer and Earl of Warrington for George Harry, with details of the stamford lineage. Reports from Calcutta and Pelllow letters recount military actions in India and the Loire, listing ships captured or driven ashore, plus sugar prices and several bankruptcies and dividends.
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Kingdom of Great Britain
George Harry Earl of Stamford
Baron Delamer
Dunham Marley
Palatine of Chester
Earl of Warrington
County Palatine of
Langafernoe
Wetter
Calcutta
Quilon
Porca
Quilon Quilon
Travancére
India
Evening Mail Summary of House of Commons Business
Evening Mail reports Commons agenda with committees on Supply Ways and Means and Dutch Property Bill. Proposals for a new tax replacing printed cotton tax to fund Navy services. Miners Toll bill read. London Militia and high corn prices debated. Corn Committee considers preventing withholding and adulteration. Dog Tax Bill second reading planned. London Docks Bill second reading scheduled. Adjournment debate on Papers on wet titles. News Conveyance Bill to be further considered. Scotch Game Laws bill to be read a second time.
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House of Commons
London
Leck Mer
Ednesday
Tuursday
Debatz
Sarripan
Bill Tobe
Prices and financial notes from the day in London
Commodities and stock prices on this day at one oclock show Consols at 67 ¼ for half year and 67 3/8 for May 67 3/8. New Omnium 4 4ths 4 4ths. Dispatches from Mr Dunpae's office and the Admiralty report arrivals from India aboard the Lady Juliane in 63 days. The Hamburgh Mails remain due. Mr Part to present his second Budget in the House of Commons and propose ways to ease merchants' money shortages amid the current rate. Private loan bargains closed Saturday at 3 to 4 percent premium, with large sums transacted at those prices. Their Majesties and the Princesses returned to town for dinner. Public days at St James's this week noted. Lord Riceas to wait as Lord aVeenead Mr py AatLes as Groom from the Queen.
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Dunpaé
Admiralty
Whitehall
India
Cape of Good Hope
Part
House ‘of Commons
London
St. James’s
Lord Riceas
aVeenead
Py AatLes
Om the. Quren
General Moray Arrives and Dutch Affairs Stir Europe
General Moray arrives from Holland and proceeds to Paris for instructions before commanding at the Rhine. General Bournenville arrives to command the Northern Army, inspecting fortifications and ready to march at short notice. Reports mention 25,000 French in Dutch pay and 1,200 young requisitioned men training for infantry or cavalry as they are sent to the Rhine. The Morning Chronicle defenses of government are debated, while Italy and Spain face turmoil and reform failures. A Royal Family catastrophe in Spain prompts warnings on monarchy and constitutional reform. a marriage in London joins Earl Temple to Miss Ayn Exirasera Beypees. and a death reveals an accidental drowning at Oxford.
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Moray
Holland
Paris
Rhijxes
Bournénville
Somme
National Assembly
Rhine
Morning Chronicle
French Republic
Directory
Genoa
Italy
National Assembly of
Amsterdam
United Provinces
France
Europe
Spain
Madrid
Froripa Bianca
Westmorland Chapel
Westmorland Street
Cavendish-square
Earl Temple
Ayn Exirasera Beypees
Heir
Chanpes
Bucern Guam
Justice Buller
Stowe
Buckinghamshire
All Souls College Chapel
Oxford
Thomas Francis
Ewe
Letter from Count Charles de Sombrivel Onboard the John
A dated letter from Count Charles de Sombrivel written aboard the John at Porswhith Road in July requests clear orders, provisions, and an inspection officer. He explains swift departure due to duty, seeks guidance on ammunition, subsistence, and secure correspondence, and urges translation assistance for bilingual letters.
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London
Department of
Charles DE Sombrievl
British and French naval movements near Ireland and France
Reports from Portsmouth Plymouth and Deal describe privateer actions near Kinmage River and Havre de Grace, with the 14 gun Fairey and American ship America bound for Hamburg arriving in port. The Duchess of York and other ships sail, with frigates Syren, Druid, and Mercury engaged in convoy duties and ongoing patrols along the French coast and Channel.
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Steele
Hopé
Jamiefox
Limerick
London
St. Anthonyy Phelan
Lisbon
Brifters
Hes
Elfels
Kinmace River
Ireland
America
Pepper
Mauritius
J. B. Warren
Portsmouth
Aprilis
Duchess of York
Lier
Leuven
Ile of Marceau
France
Havre-de-Grace
Firice
Minerva
Sydney Smith
Telemachus
Ce Geane
Downs
A . Plymouth
C. Bortz
Vanperer
Trident
Ostorn
Besh
Mercury
Cerberu
L’espion
Fromortmouth
G. Brxey
Newfoundland
St. George
Pixs
Endeavour
AsHcorp
Comte de Soversuts Letter and Expedition Details Examined
A close reading of the late Comte de Soversuts letters to Sir J Warren and others questions the supposed observations on his expedition and command. The text argues the referenced Plymouth date is likely a mistake, noting the Portsmouth origin and Quiberon convoy arrival, with no evidence of a Plymouth stop.
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Happi
Comte de Soversuts
Hout
Comte
Goiffe
Sir J. Warren
Hontour
Portsmouth
J. Warren
Plymouth
Count Charles de Sombreute Seeks 500 Louis From Sir John Warren
In a letter to Mr Windham the Count explains his dire situation and past events. He asks for 500 Louis for the bearer and his faithful servants, noting government securities left behind for reward. He also recommends two persons previously mentioned in London.
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John Warren
Portsmouth
London
Count Charles DE Sombreute
Mr. Windham
Mercantile Rush After Commercial Treaty Hat Demand
Reports from America indicate that ratification of the Commercial Treaty has prompted merchants to send large remittances to buy various manufactures, especially English hats, which Americans are expected to demand. A Dublin to Londonderry mail coach is nearing establishment.
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America
Dublin
Lonconderry
Gala and political notes in a late 18th century issue
A varied coastal newspaper item reports Mrs BroApuzan s Gala the 76th of April and a borough seat change with Lord William Caversier chosen for Camelford replacing the deceased James MacraErson. It notes the East India Company volunteers for the Royal Navy and local crime, court, and weatherish tidbits alongside marriages deaths and market prices.
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BroApuzan
William Cavernisu Reservier
William ‘Cavers
Pisu Bentinck
Camelford
James Macraerson
Joan Hunter
Surgeon’s ‘Company
East India Company
Royal Navy
Lawren
Lambeth
Earl of Dochester
George Inn
Temple Gate
Bristol
Hampshire
Monaghan
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