Appointment and promotions listed in the London Gazette
The London Gazette reports that on March 12 Thomas Steele was sworn into the Privy Council, Griffith Roberts was named Sheriff of Merioneth, and several Army officers received rank changes across the Foot units and Highland regiments. It also lists numerous surrender dates for convictions and bankruptcies, with many creditors and attorneys named, plus a long roll of diversions in dividends and bankruptcies across English counties.
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Str James's
Thomas Steele
Griffith Roberts
Bodymlin
Merioneth
John Williams
Somersetshire
Abraham Elton
Whitestanton
Winford
Prince of Wales Levee and Royal Chapel Attendances
The Prince of Wales holds first winter levee at Carlton House at three o clock. The royal family attended divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James’s, where Rev Dr Richard Watson preached. The Queen hosted a drawing room, and the King met with Lord Grenville before dining. The Earl of Favonsere bore the Sword of State, the Marquis of Huwley was presented, and Lady William Rossex appeared at the drawing room for the first time since marriage.
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Prince of
Lord Grenville
Buckingham House
Buckingham Gardens
Earl of Favconsere
Marquis of Huwley
Quges
Duke of Gorpon
William Rossex
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Pan then at the Pantheon dazzles high society concert night
SATURRAN reports a packed Pantheon audience enjoying Gugiellini and BALLA PascarlitER with Prince guests elevating the scene. Cifriant’s comic turn and Laxzarixi’s universal encore headline a music filled evening sanctioned by public taste, though Oxford Street carriages crowd the thoroughfare, prompting calls for better coach regulation.
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Gugiellini
Pasca Rliter
Rorat
Cifriant
Laxzarixi
France fears royalist insurrection spreads from London to Rhine
Dispatch from Paris reports a malcontent army forming to seize Lorraine and Champagne. Funds, 15 to 20 million livres, are said raised in London Genoa Switzerland and Germany with Calonne named as treasurer. Frontiers tally 16,000 troops and Lafayette defends his conduct. The Jacobin club funds unrest while a former soldier, posing as an Abbe, becomes a bishop candidate.
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Laidan
Weislembourg
Rhine
Lorraine
Champagne
London
Genoa
Switzerland
Germany
M. de Calonne
M. de Rochambeau
M. de Bouille
M. de la Fayette
Thuilleries
Club Des Facobins
Jacobins
Opera houses quarrel delays Haymarket revival in Oxford Street
The piece outlines a dispute over funding and licensing for the Haymarket Theatre and the New Burtpine project in the Haymarket, with Mr O Reilly set to run the licensed opera house and Mr Taylor resisting any arrangement involving him. creditors had sought instalments and a 200 pound annual to Mr Taylor, but Taylor balked, stalling a resolution. The plan hinges on a licensed operation under the crown, and sound issues in the Pitt and box areas hinder early performances.
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Oxford-street
Haymarket
O’reilly
Taylor
Haymarket House
Mr. O'Reilly
King’s Theatre
Bridewell
Harris
French National Assembly Debates on Foreign Regiments and Treasury
Extraordinary sitting on March 8 saw debates over foreign regiments in France, frontier defense, and whether treasury powers should be royal or parliamentary. The king's illness bulletin was read as physicians noted fever and tremors. A clash between Cazales and Camus over central authority and four million funds to the Duke dOrleans followed, with no changes to decrees.
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M. Cazales
M. Camus
Central Committee
d’Orleans
Cabinet Ministers Meet at Downing Street Over Canada Split
Yesterday a Cabinet Ministers meeting was held at Mr Pitt's Downing Street home regarding the attempted separation of Canada. The Lords of appeal and bar will attend a hearing at one o'clock on this important appeal from a Chancery decision. A Sunday crisis under the Prince of Wales was launched as the Great Boatie Crus. Twelve Swedes from a wreck near Margate were rescued, lashed to a rail with heads visible. Bread prices rise amid monopolies blamed for hardship. Mrs Buckner, wife of Captain Buckner RN, died in Portman Square Somerset Street.
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Mr.Pitt
Downing Street
Mr. Pitt
A&ét
Government of
Canada
Hoare of Lords
Chancery
Law Lords
Barry More
Heytefoury
Micuart Angero Tayzier
Poole
Earl
Mixes Barne
Dunwich
Barne Bayne
Prince of ‘Wales
Graat Bortie Crus
Margate
Somerset-street
Portman-square
Buckner
Cuarres Buckner
Royal Navy
Ireland Motion on East India Trade Debated in Commons
In Dublin and London reports, Mr. Pononby on East India trade argues for calm deliberation and a committee inquiry as the India Company charter nears expiry. The Chancellor opposes the motion as financially unsound, with the division 141 to 84. Other items note a new Bank appropriation bill, an Hanover encampment, and Spain’s Infanta christening.
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The
India Company
Paston
Earl of Yarmouth
Jrne India
English East India Company
House of Commons
Dublin
Hanover
Freytag
America
Constitutional Club
Manchester
Infanta of
Spain
Caroling
Senjmanat
Tsmait
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Congress of
Sistave
WI. de Herlert
Porte
Navy Debt Estimate Presented to House of Commons
The House was shown a Papar list detailing the course of last week for the Navy. The estimated total debt of His Majesty's Navy, under wear and tear ordinary transports and other heads, stands at £4,625,172 18s 0d. It shows balances remaining with the late and present Navy treasurers as of December 31, and sums due from the Exchequer of Supplies totaling £378,145 19s 3d.
Navy Extraordinarys 1791 Building and Repair Costs
Abstract of necessary work for building, rebuilding, and repairs of ships of war in His Majesty's and merchants yards and extra works beyond ordinary for 1791. Grand total 506,010 pounds. Ordinary Navy estimate for 1790 totals 689,395 pounds 134.
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His Majesty’s Navy
Sugar and Rum Exports and Imports 1790 Returns
An account of the quantities of Sugar and Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain from January 1 to December 31, 1790, with the duties paid and drawbacks granted on exportation. The table enumerates import and export volumes, tariff collections, and refunds due for the year.
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