Dividends and Notices in the London Gazette
Notices record dividends at Hinckley Leicestershire and Ackworth Yorkshire with certificates due by July 11. Addresses of thanks to the King from many counties and towns including Coventry Dumfries Glamorgan Edinburgh Stanford Taunton Plymouth Weymouth Scarborough Fowey Dundee Culross and others. Also thanks from Denbighshire for the Prince’s parliamentary support.
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Sting of
Meery Sarum
Fsrith Dd
Gentlemen, Clery & Freeholders Briicl——Society of Merchant Venturers
Coventry
Dumfries
Glamorgan
Anplefea
Stanford -Cirenceller
Honiton Sveen of
Taunton
Plymouth
Vtley On Thames
Fins Gazette Kewise
den Ae
Prince of Wak
Queen draws at St James with vast aristocratic attendance
Yesterday at two o'clock the Queen held a Drawing Room at St James's. A vast list of attendees included archbishops, earls, barons, judges, diplomats, and ladies of rank. Presentations mirrored the day before with new marriages noted. By five, the court departed for Kew.
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St. James’s
Canterbury
William Prrr
Flouse of Commons
Leeds
Dorset
Warguiffes
Stafford
Worcester
Macclesfield
Beaulieu
Howe
Bathurst
Bute
Coventry
Digby
Hillsborough
Elgin
Uxbridge
Portmore
Mount Edgcumbe
Bot
Galloway
Chatham
Kinnoul
Wallstort
Parker
Sydney
Duncannon
Malden
Dudley
Ward
Milfington
Harewood
le Despencer
Walsingham
Rodney
Herbert
Suffield
Cathcart
Willoughby de Broke
Eardley
Dinevor
Grantley
Arden
Leitrim
A. Fitzroy
M. Howe
C. Curzon
Gordon
Stuarts
C. Johnstone
C. Harbord
C. Collyer
C. Bruce
MM. Bertie
C. Capel
S$. Leveson Gower
Rote
Tudson
Keppel
Harbords
Cartwright
Swanton
Haywood
Middletons
Grosvernors
Jennings
Milburne
Clinton
Townshends
Clements
Baroness de Nolken
Countess of Hotpernesse
C. Warpecrave
Eyre
C. Haxtsorpe
Miss Mirror
Marustius
Painezsses
France in turmoil as Paris ministers named amid unrest
June 17 Paris reports mass refusals of vacant Minidey posts. Du Moines and Moncres refined, Cuastaouas named Foreign Affairs minister and de la Jarre minister of War. Governors shuffled, mob at Hotel de Ville, Tuilleries gates closed. King’s stance on decrees sparks crisis. Secret service funds blamed. Jacobins quarrel amid mounting violence and political decay.
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Metirs
du Moines
Moncres
Pe Cuastaouas
WM. DE LA Jarre
Aof War
St. Deimingo
M. D'ispar
Paris
National Assembly Notes War Scandal And Armament Debate
June 16 reports describe a boat laden with arms stopped at Sienne, a crowd before the August Diet bearing a tri colored flag, and a fight between two Deputies. Witnesses cite insults from Gran Genrave. Jauseau jailed for three days. Dumas reports a mutiny quelled at Camp New Bariffac. Byeg intervened. Debates consider large armament disbursements for National Guards and purchases of muskets.
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Sienne
Gran Genrave
Patriot Letters Denounce Directors and Expose Treachery
A Paris Department letter extols martyrdom for liberty and attacks the Directors as Austrian sympathizers and bribed aristocrats. Reports recount Ankarfirom’s alleged execution act, counterfeit coin findings near Exeter, and harsh measures by the French Republic doubling taxes and ordering foreign residents to return within three weeks or face severe penalties.
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M. Gouvron
MM. LA Faverre
Department of Paris
Im. Pe Bead
Jacobins
Swepex
Ankarfirom
Sweden
Exeter
Wiliam
Fraudulent Banking Note Circulates in Manchester
In Manchester on June 16 a public notice announced a new bank but no such institution exists. A counterfeit five guinea note, No. 1287, issues £5 5s payable to James Roodes on demand at Manchester dated May 16, 1792, by Charles Beckwith and James Lees, warning the public against the scheme.
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Manchester
Manchester Bank
James Roodes
Charles Beckwith
James Lees
J. Lees
Commencement Prize Proposals for Latin Prose Exercise
Cambridge notices the proposal by Lord Evster and William Pry T to award two prizes of fifteen guineas each to senior and middle bachelors of arts for the best Latin prose exercises read publicly at Commencement in open Senate. The Vice-Chancellor announced the subjects for this year.
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Lord Evster
William Pry T
Contests Announce Prizes For Senior And Widdie Bachelors
The prizes were adjudged this day for senior bachelors with first to Mr John Tweddell Trinity College and second to Mr Abraham Moore King's College. For widzie bachelors first to Mr John Frere Caius College and second to Mr Thomas Trellope Pembroke Hall.
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Botany
Bay
John Tweddel
Trinity College
Abraham Moore
Kir S’s College
Wviddie
John, Frere
Caius’ College
Thomas Trellope
Pembroke Hall
Review of Military Pageant and Shipping News in Hyde Park
Yesterday morning the Krxc with the Prince of Wales and other officers reviewed the Life Guards in Hyde Park. A New York mail arrived at the General Post Office, with the Dashwood bringing Captain Roberts to Falmouth after thirty-two days. News from the India House announced the Taunton Castle off Dover from China, while Captain Urmston recovered from recent illness left St Helena April 28. Major Luss was replaced by Major Grosz as Lieutenant-Governor at Soany Bay. Covent Garden’s new theatre promises September opening. The piece notes many meetings across the country and a possible tobacco warehouse plan. It covers notable convicts, a bond receipt dispute in Newgate, and the Creek Chief Antexaiwosr Macaurrvray’s death, with praise for Creek civilization. It ends with a long Useful Discovery on Patent Violet Soap, its market control, and a claim of fourteen-year exclusivity for the inventor.
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Krxc
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Life Guards
Lord Amherst
Hyde Park
General Post Office
New York
Halifax
His Majesty
Dashwood
Roberts
Falmouth
Taunton Castle
Dover
China
India House
Urmston
St. Helena
Hinposraw
Lion
Mack iI Ntcse
Luss
Marines
Soiany Bay
Grosz
Covent Garden
Oxford
Epsom
London
Church of Scotland
BarRincTon
Wentworth
Botany Bay
High Constante
T. P
I. H
T.P. L
Trouble and distress in the colony amid daily misery
A letter from Domingo Port airprinch describes worsening troubles over a fortnight with women and children fleeing nightly to ships for refuge. The writer laments cruelty and bar barity, notes sugar scarcity, high prices, and widespread destruction by Black and mixed-race people. He warns against sending vessels or cargo until conditions improve.
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Leagan
Singular case of ailing woman in Doncaster cured by Spussbury Drops
A 75 year old Doncaster woman endured fortnightly violent shaking fits for nearly two years followed by fevers and insensibility. After using Mr Spinsbury’s Anticordna tic Drops, she improved. leg swelling eased, wounds healed, and only minor fits remained. The Yorkshire Advertiser notes the remedy’s salubrious qualities and availability in Great Britain and Dublin with directions and pricing.
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Doncasters
Spussury
Subo-square
London
Hall and
Great Britain-street
Dublin
Ireland
Marriage at St Margarets Westminster Wielita Bigou and Eliza
Yesterday William Henry Bigou Esquire of Portland Place married Arabella Comyn, second daughter of Stephen Comyn Esquire Windmillhill Sussex at St Margarets Westminster. Tuesday morning Mr Monceson of Tunbridge Wells was stopped by two footpads on the Bidborough Road and robbed of a 20 Bank note and two guineas in cash. Wednesday night the house of Ane pREw STswart Esq in Lower Grosvenor Street was broken open and robbed of apparel. Yesterday the house of Mr Cisellen Attorney in Church Street Deptford was broken into and robbed of plate and other articles to a considerable amount.
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St. Margaret’ S West
Minster
Wielitam-Henay Bigou
Elq
Port
Exizapeya
Arabella
Stephen Comyn
Windmillhill
Sussex
Monceson
Tunbridge Wells
Bidborough
Ane Prew Stswart
Grosvenor Street
Cisellen
Church Street
Deptford
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Sandys
RB. Fitzgerald
Wood
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G. F. Cavendish
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Goldstick
C. Hudson
J. Day
J. Rous
TR. Millar
Sir Jarvis
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J. Murray
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G. Jackson
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W. Howe
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Harley
Phipps
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Villiers
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Ryder
Jenkinson
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Dawkins
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National Assembly
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Cornhill
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