Royal Army Commissions Listed in War Office Notice
War Office details commissions for Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Foot Guards and other units. Names include William Miller John Cotton Worthington William Hilley and James Drumond listed for ensign posts. Also notes surgeons mate and quartermaster appointments with multiple lieutenants and captains named for various regiments.
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WAR Office
Hore
Wiliam Miller
Bet Echfehaht
John ‘Cotton
Worthingeon
Wahens
William Hilley
Belic
Stigelen
Ponsonby Moor
William
Bertrand
James
Druhmond
Francis
Mandreaux
Calantina Delta
Cwdie Malloy
Ensign
John Carter Atherley
Oween
Joseph “Calladine
Chrisopher Foss
Walfidm ‘Silk
Ce Garrifons
Fotin White
Gibraltar
Bis’ Majesty
Trelanilth Dragoons
Cornet
William Jedwill
Dragoons
William Stapleton
Grit Foot
Ieutenant Lewis Brigges
Stephen Collins
Robert Stewart
John Bagwell Riall
John Welch Maxavell
Alexander Cooper
Surrender Notices and Dividends Listing March and May Proceedings
Surrender notices for Humphrey Kerr Samuel Swan John Harrock Joseph Smart John Kindon William Coutes and others dated April May with venues Guildhall Angel Inn Swan Inn Shakespeare Tavern and White Hart Inn. Dividends scheduled March 29 April 17 May 8 including George Gardiner John Durand Peter Norman and Henry Jones. Certificates to be granted by April tythe April list of names and occupations included.
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Humphrey Kerr
Bow-lane
Atten
Guildhall
Samuel Swan
Friday-street
John Harrock
Thucerofe
Yorkshire
the Angel Inn
Chesterfield
Derbyfirire
Joseph_ Smart
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Elter
Swan Inn
Chrees and
Wightwick
John Kindon
Bristol
White Hart Inn
Bigg
Chancery-line
William Coutes
Younger
Thomas Couzens
Newcastle Upon ‘Tyne
Shakespeare Tavern
Eweaitle
Edmunds
Lincoln’s Tan
George Gardiner
Ludgate-hill
Guidhal
Ohn Bittles
Herbert Norton
Robert Henry Peppy
Hatton-garden
Guildall
John Durand
Peter Alexander Normand
Cranbourn-street
Leicester-fields
Haberdasher
Henry Jones
Luckington
Wilts
Malfter
Crown Inn
Minchinhampton
Thomas Kirkhsm
Chapel Greet
Pentonville
Joseph Deakin
Routherhuhe
William Defle
Soho-square
Elizabeth
Rebecca Flood
John Shiles
Exeter
Jacob Ergas
Prescot-street
Goodman’s-felds
Robert Ba Wdbury
Tottenham-court-road
William Carbis
Redruth
Cornwal
Edward Gardner
Craydon
Surrey
Royal Family and Manchester Revolt News Notice
Wednesday noon saw royal Levee at St James’s and concert in Tottenham Street with Earl of Exeter directing. Manchester dissolution resolutions condemned. Empress Russia Proclamation noted. industrial fire at Avery factory in Manchester, 16,000 pounds damage. 2gth Regiment adopts new martial drills. Field Officer attendance urged. York assizes cited damages. bricks production near London totals six to seven hundred million.
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Augusta
ExiraBeth
Windsor
Buckinghan House
St. James's
Tottenham-street
Earl of Exeter
India House
Duke’ of York
Germany
Europe
Russia
Manchester Constitutional Society
Tomi Paine
Avery
Geimsiaw
Manchester
Grimshaw
Regiment of Foot
York
Shéffield
Norfolk
Wheat
Mer, Wilkinson
Excise Office
London
British News on Tippoo Sultan and Cornwallis Tensions
Reports from the Seringapatam front describe Tippoo Sultan’s preparations for vigorous defence while a plan to harm his palace via powder is noted. The Vaquel ambassador was twice ordered to quit Cornwallis camp over unequal treatment, and an account of Hannibal officers slain in a fort is cited with Cornwallis replying Tippoo calls them slaves bought for powder and shot.
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Trepoo
Desireus
Seringapataty
Vaquel
AL Sur- Frein
Notable Escapades and Disturbances Abroad and at Home
Reports from Ireland England and Jamaica recount a noble visiting Morera’s son, public altercations before a magistrate, and Custody of a House of Lords door keeper. The piece notes concerts and gambling, moral judgments on prostitution and vagrants, a canal fund sown by Harborough men, Newmarket racing dates, a Jamaican slave’s freedom success, a Goteborg fire, libel warnings, and Thames shipping accidents with no fatalities.
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Lord Rawpon
Earl of
Morera
Ireland
Mr. Duserty
Gardiner
Aira
Haymarket
Townshend
Newmarket
Harborough
Leicestershire
Leicester
Craven
Jamaica
Gottenburgh
Sweden
Thames
Westmister Bridge
Impending Avignon Decrees Stir Revolt and Politics
Paris March 22 The decree condemns the ghastly acts of the Avignon cannibals and warns representatives of consequences. Courts, ministers, and regiments react with political shifts as Louis and ministers maneuver, stock markets rise and fall, and emigres prepare.
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Paris
Subjec
T Sehen
Apponte Cgistel
Rouiwereisi
Felerinly
Iman
Nicholas Cour-Tese
Nicholas
Lous
Supreme Club
M. Dimourrez
M. de Boyne
Insurrection Follows Attacked Calais Liberty Decree
National Assembly reports an Arrete favouring religious liberty sparks unrest as non juring priests flee Calais. Aurillac detains citizens under emigration claims while Poitiers riots over high provisions prompt firing on demonstrators. A debate on executing criminals ends with a decree for the Academy of Surgeons to report.
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Pas de Calais
Calais
Aurillac
Poitiers
Committee of Twelve
Academy
Society of Surgeons
White and Black Tensions Rise in Saint Domingue Dispatch
March 21 report notes the French colonial crisis in Saint Domingue with rebels slaughtering Whites and forcing others to join, amid attacks on port towns and plantations. Secretaries read dispatches from Jamaica dated January 28. M. Bruce defends rebels, claiming liberty as motive, while M. Tarde vows to refute him at the next session.
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St. Domingo
France
Cafe
Port-au-Prince
M. Bruce
Colonial Assembly
M. Tarde
Colonial Committee
M. Brifor
Fragmentary Conflicting Notes On Francis I Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text reports conflicting views on Francis I of Hungary and the late Emperor. It hints at unresolved sentiment among journalists and minor European politicians, mentions currency concerns in Paris, and notes uncertain recovery or events around a Beullell Beullell-like reference, with garbled names and dates.
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Francis I
Hungary
Minora Gentinn
Gredit
Wee Sreefthatthe
Paris
Zorinto
Emugero
Beullell
Poe
Indictment in Mainwarine Case Reveals Alleged Abuse
The trial details Richard Bate and a claim of child abuse in Leadenhall Market area. Witnesses describe a blow to the head and a resulting fever, with the jury finding the defendant guilty after testimony from the boy’s guardian and Dr Sillcock.
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Mainwarine
Richard. Bate
Leadenhall-markét
Sillcock
Bate
William Bate
Ultty
Joséph
Caution to Public Over Violet Soap Counterfeit
A public notice warns that Windsor Soap is being sold as the patented Violet Soap and urges orders only through the Violet Soap office at Bank Buildings Cornhill. It notes the inventor retains a 14 year patent and claims benefits for hands, recommending use in schools and homes. Price details are given for Soap and Cream of Violets.
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London
Harr and
Cornhill
Dyde’s
Bailey
Hales Castle of.L ths William brig Paisley rescue tale
Frith on Friday night the brig Paisley of Gree don, with man and boy aboard, struggled as Captain Jamieson declined offers to save others. The boat later reached St Andrew’s, then the Martin fl of War picked up Labatt F Wedneltia near Lotherington. The coast of Jutland remained the backdrop for the incident.
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Hales Castle
William
Frith
Paisley
Gredon
Smith
Andy Ben
Jamieson
Earnett
Venthgi
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London Gazette
DDRAS
Supremier
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National Assembly
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