Parliament Appointments and Promotions in 1689 Gazette
The London Gazette reports envoys and ministers plenipotentiary from Mont le Comte de Haflang and the Duke of Bavaria with private audiences. It lists promotions in military ranks including ensigns and captains, and a lengthy bankruptcy and surrender notice section detailing individuals in Manchester, Bath, and London with dates for surrender or court actions.
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Gloucester House
Day
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Comite de Redern
T ‘Mont
le Comte de Haflang
Duke
Bavaria
Duke of
Court and Royal Events Report from a London Dawn
Daily notices describe Wednesday and Friday Levees for the King and a Drawing Room at St James's for the Queen. A board meets at the Ordnance Office, Palace Yard, and an Engineers board at the Tower. Lords WirtoncHay de Brooke and Amherst attend court roles. The Duchess of York attends church and hosts nobles at York House. The Duke of York rides in the Park. The Sezarts of 44 guns is commissioned under Captain George E. Johnstone succeeds the late Swaxy as Paymaster of the Marines. Reverend Mr Martin Horne of Madely is Chaplain to Sierra Leone. France shifts from aristocracy to democracy, to the old England proverb’s wit. Betting at Tattersall’s room, the Prince not at Newmarket. An iron door is being forged in Holborn to guard a gambling house in St James's Street.
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St. James's
Ordstance
Palace Yard
Board of Engineers
Tower
WirtoncHay DE Brooke
Lord Amherst
General Avgeane
Duchess of York
York House
Duke of York
Sezarts
George E
Januss Johnstone
Mrtiner Horne
Madely
Shrophhire
Sierra Leone
France
England
Tattersall’s
Newmarket
Smith’s
Iommonger’s
Holborn
St. James's Street
Contested Dispatch Delays From India Reach Public
Reports detail Captain George Curtis arriving in Bristol with letters but no Cornwallis dispatches. A Gazette Extraordinary expected. summaries cite Lord Cornwallis’s movements from Bangalore toward Quitore, Met with resistance near Seringapatam, and efforts to secure Duffore and Gurramconda amid Nipam and Tippoo campaigns.
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India
East Indies
George Curtis
Bristol
India House
Lord Cornwathis
Curvis
Lord Corxwantis
Wats
Lord Cornwallis
Madras
Lord Cornwall
Bangalore
Quitore
Seringapatam
Lord Cornwalls
Ippoo
Carnatic
Duffore
Goudy
Nigam
Gurramconda
Donaldson
Nizam
Tippoo
Purferam Bhow
Bombay
Darwar
Sera
Cummer UN Deen Khan
Cummer
Pondicherry
Trinchinopol
Madras Courier War Dispatch Details Troop Movements
The report notes Capt Avexanpex Rean leading a large provisions detachment toward the army, joined by about fifteen hundred to two thousand Beingar ies. The objective is to strike the segment of the Nizam's forces conflicting with our troops marching under the command of the detachment accompanying them.
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Avexanpex Rean
Nizam
Bangalore
Gurum Canda
Lleut. DomaLnson
Durr
Arex
Trrroo
Final Dispatches and Movements in Indian Campaign
September 16 reports Lord Cornwallis's army moving toward Royacottah, with detachment under Captain Watson joining soon. Reinforcements arrive at Bangalore and Oufsore, including eight 18 pounders and a two26 pounder train. Describes forts, morale shifts in Trepoo and Bhow capital defenses, and improved supply lines aiding the English allied forces.
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Cornwalus
Swannow
Roth
Ouffore
Royacottah
Bengal
Outward bound East Indiamen arrivals and failures
The Jatt season ships Albion General Coote Carb Briton and others arrived or failed en route from Falmouth to Canton Madras ports listed with dates May to August. The CAPS Packet Kinte Groner and Dispatches for Lisbon were sent, but one ship was driven off course by contrary winds near Falingade.
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Madras
Canton
General Coote Do
Doe
Irish Parliament Proceedings Mention Pensions and Expenditures
The Speaker adjourned the Irish Parliament after remarks on pension allocations for civil and ministerial establishments. Sir E Langurie noted plans presented on Wednesday to address Catholic rights, with an outline expected to be brought forward next week.
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Pakenban Premine
Ek Languire
Oxford College Fellow Honored for Newtons Principia Translation
In Cambridge style notes, Rev. Rosset and Rev. Dr. George Wolrabron helped publish an approved Principia edition for students. Separately, the Bishop of London appoints H A Pye to preach at Whitehall. At Heddington, two suspects in a horse theft ring are jailed after identifying stolen horses linked to Sir George Paul. A disordered account from Marlborough details John Robertson’s murky past and holdings including Bank of England and Newbury bank notes.
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Falsetts
W. Eldwire
Rosset
Thorr
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Dade
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Drv
Webn
Georce Wolrabron
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London
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Custov
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Uninhabited houses fall near the Square in Mgorfylds
Saturday around two o clock a collapse left uninhabited houses in the Square in Mgorfylds. A gentleman in the free party died on the path and wrecks of boats remained upright. A man breaking a shop window alarmed Mrs Thogins of Benger Street. A blood trail toward Coventry Street led to a coach. A cockade wearing man fired, a henchman mounted, the coach door opened and the gentleman lay senseless. He was brought to Blossombury Workhouse, others saved or drowned. Thirty felons, all capital crimes, await trial at next Lent in Warwick Gaol.
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