Appointment of William Lloyd Sheriff of the County Meriatieth
An Extraordinary dispatch reports the appointment of William Lloyd of Cumhufton as Sheriff of the County Meriatieth within the radius of Sir Edward Price Lloyds Park Bart. The Coast Guard and Mariner events accompany a broader update from Major General Leigh about the St Vincent attack, garrison movements, and casualties, along with notes on naval command friction involving Admiral Cornwallis and royal duties at Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd
Cumhufton
Sir Edward Price Lloyds
Park, Bart
Horse Guards
Conneil
Henry Dundas
Leigh
West Indies
Percy Laer
Marice
Stewart
St. Vincent’s
St. Vincent
Berbadves-on
Hunter
Vincent
Morne Ronde
Dorsetshire Hill
Millar’s
Bridge
Lion Hill
Cane Garden
Keane
Harter
Kington
Harcourt
Genera Strutt
54Th
Tfill
Potfeffio
Harcour
Picquet
Thad Téomarhreard
Graham
2D West India Regiment
Harrison
54Th Regigent
General Strutt
Couldebe
Biabou
Fuller
ea_Biabeu
Kingston
Strutt
Etirdi
Mifnig
Mount William
Ifand
West India
Portsmouth News on Admiral Curistian Fleet Sailing
Observes port actions and arrivals as Admiral Curistian assembles his squadron at Spithead and Cowes with copper-bottomed transports for the West Indies. Reports ships from Lisbon and Deptford, a French capture of the Joseph Samuel, and fleets preparing for further weigh with transports and victuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Admial
Curisrian
Ganges
Curistian
Spithead
Caristian
West-Indies
Pourpey
Foreign Corps
Elbe and Weser
Lisbon
Aid
Calypso
Betsey
Rochdale
Levant
Helena
Fatty
Cornwallis
Elizabeth
Jason
Kenton
Lightning
N.N.E
Cuiristian
Invincible
la Prompte
Albicore
West Talles
Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser Dead at Vache Buckinghamshire
Obituary notes the death of Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser Bart at his seat Vache in Buckinghamshire at age 74. It chronicles his naval service including a long governorship at Greenwich Hospital and Scarborough Castle, his parliamentary roles, promotions from Post Captain in 1746 to Admiral of the White, and his charitable deeds for Newfoundland fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M
Vache
Buckinghamshire
HuGh. Palliser
White
Greenwich Hospital
Scarborough
Castle
Trinity-house
Fun-Fife
Mediterranean
Kerren
Sir Hucy Patriser
Caarces Harpy
Hue
Newfoundland
Huey
Canada
Trinity House
Navy
Admiralty
Marines
Scarborough Castle
Borough of
Huntingdon
Ireland
Parriser Walters
Greenwich
Thomas
Episcopal Mandamus Halts Bath Oratorios in Passion Week
The Bishop of Bars and Weuta justifies an episcopal mandamus against the usual Bath oratorios during Passion Week. Disconcerted are Poor Rarzains and his musical host as the event disrupts expectations. Prizés reportedly belong to a Club of Gentlemen at the Cuall Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bars
Weuta
Bath
Rarzains
Snow Crest Theatre Revival At Drury Lane
The Snow Crest reopened Saturday to a large audience with mixed opinion. Criticism notes tedious scenes and absent cast members but praises Storace’s music and audience appreciation while suggesting further refinement of the denouement.
Two Hunchbacks Return to King Theatre
The two hunchbacks again appear on Saturday night at the King Theatre. Vie anon displayed a restrained voice that reached all parts of the house, pleasing the audience. The Opera place was crowded, with the pit filled early by fashionable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Housé
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Archbishop of
Canversary
Lord Boston
Earl Fau‘cowzere
Lord Amherst
Thomas Fawe
Earl Morton
Countes of Harcourt
Lady C. Beach
CoreMan
Horne
Hore Guards
Paris
Department of Finisterrey Breft, Quimper, &c
Trau Transporrt
Vienna
Alderney
France
St. Marceau
la Romaine
Cherbourg
Syren
Nemesis
la Hogue
New Cavalry Dress Reform Discussed at Horse Guards
Officers of the Prince of Wales and General Officers debate a comprehensive overhaul of Cavalry attire and equipment. Proposals include longer coats, shorter carbines, reinforced boots, and hats replaced by helmets clasping at the chin. Remains of military figures and political opinion surface amid this reform talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Watus
Henry Bevin
Poly
Messieurs de N
France
Cakeerre
Prince of Conde
Epoene
West Indies
Bedford
Lauderdale
Marriages reported in Ludgate and Guildford streets
Notices of marriages list Mr Cafiny Jeweller of Ludgate Street wed to Miss Chawner of Guildford Street. Also Major Hamilton of the Royal Army serves at Greenwich, and David Windsor of the Minories weds Miss Lowden of Hewishirch. Additionally, Hon Thomas Parker Jr. of Barker Macclesfields marries Miss Edwards of Faigarthy Merionethshire. Captain Thomas Clapham of the Wet Militia weds Miss Longley of Longley Hall Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamning
Cafiny Jeweller
Ludgate‘street
Miss Chawner
Guildford
Wm. Chawner
Welbeck Street
Greentwich
Hamilton
Roya
Hardy
Caaiz
Tay
David Windsor
Minories
Thomas Clapham
Hi Ni Longley
Johan ‘Longley
Longley
Hall
Hampshire
Death notice for Countess Budlowi and Rev A Eyre in Berlin
A death notice reports the passing on Tuesday of the Countess Budlowi in Berlin at age 56, with Rev. A Eyre of Leverington named in connection to the obituary. The fragmentary OCR text stresses sudden death and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hof
Budlowi
Chethunty
Berlin
A Eyre
Jeci
Stock Prices and Bonds Note April Ticker Confusion
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed price ticker terms such as stock prices, one percent figures, and references to bonds or promissory notes. The legible items include percentages, facie values, and April–dated markers, with garbled place names and entity fragments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Stewart
Board of Admiralty
Admiral Cornwallis
Afra
Apul
Portsmouth
March
Lord Gamer
Canton
Taunton
Nottingham
Downs
Joseph Samuel
Burdon
Deptford
Plymouth
Beachlghead
Helen
Collier
Deal
Dean
New York
Blackburne
Jamaica
Sir
Hugh Balliser
Theatre
Drury Lane
Miss Farnen
R. Palmer
Remare
Gonna
Falkland
Doop
Warnew
Cotaan
Storace
GORI
Ela
Draweia
Fraisol. Real
Cach
Sol
Swenty
Novaay
Hamburg
Arrowa
Venice
Codie
Madr
Bilbo
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