London Gazette list of promotions and appointments in 1790
The London Gazette reports on April 3 1790 key appointments including Lord Henry John Spencer as Secretary of Embassy to the States General, James Duff named Consul at Cadiz, and John Buller with Robert Nicholas appointed Commissioners for Excise Revenues. Military promotions follow across regiments with several officers advancing by purchase or appointment, plus notes on royal charity, fashioning a broad snapshot of governance and society.
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Lord Henry John Spencer
States-General
United Provinces
James Duff
Cadiz
Josiah Hardy
Esgq
John Buller
Robert Nicholas
David Papellets
William Burrell, Bart
War Office
Sth
King’s) Regiment of Foot
Durell Saumarey
Purchase
George Clowes
Dtto
Robert Molesworth
Durel Saumarez
Henry Louis Dickinson
431
Regiment of Foot
Royal Welsh Fuzileers
Thomas Chapman
Richard Julian
Ditto
Christopher Tilson
Alexander Haskell
Gene
76Th Regiment of
Philip Hughes
Royal American
Peter Stewart Barkley
Robert Hamilton
George Pidgeon
William Brome
66Th Regiment
67Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Wilsonn
Robert Farmar
Lord Dudley
Dudley
Worcester
Gilbert Fownes
Tividale Farm
Tiptony
Stafford
Birmingheim
West Bromwich
Dudley-Pert
Mets
Dicken and Warren
Artomies
Drayton
Shropshirs
Thomas Gibbens
Wolverhampton
Dispensation Enables Miller to Hold Essex Vicarages
Oxford April 3 A recent Dispensation passed the Great Seal allowing the Rev Charles Sanderson Miller of St John’s College once ordained to hold the Vicarages of Harlow and Lind11 in Essex diocese on the presentation of the Earl of Guildord.
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Country News
Oxford
Charles Sanderson Miller
St. John’s College
Lady Say and
Sele
Harlow
Lind
Essex
Gga
Earl of Guildord
Deal Sloop Arrivals and Winds Reported
In Deal the wind from the northeast blows hard on April 12 and April 3. The Nimble cutter arrived and remains with the Scout sloop in the Downs.
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Hifpf-News
Deal
Wind N.E
Downs
Levee and Royal Events Spend Easter at St James's
London April 4 1799 notice of a levee at St James's on an upcoming Wednesday. The King Queen Prince of Wales and three eldest princesses attended Chapel Royal at St James's for Easter worship with the Archbishop of York. Royal family later traveled to Windsor Lodge and Carleton House with a Newmarket evening for the Prince of Wales. The Queen to host a Drawing-room at St James's for the Princess. The King announced a levee next Wednesday to receive the Prince of Hefle Caffel who arrived with the Princess in Albemarle Street.
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Saxony
Poland
House of Saxony
Whitehall Chapel
Dr. Boyce
Guise
Bellamy
Gore
Marquis de la Fayette
Paine
General Washington
Covent Garden Theatre
Cocal
Beard and
Rich, &c
Colman, Powell, Harris
Dagge
Leake
Colman
Guildhall
George Straiton
Eigg
Tew Park
Oxfordshire
Great Tew
Mr. Nath
Enitene
James Ashton
St. Paul’s
Howard
Thurso
Caithness
King’s Head
Bow-street
Villoni
Daubigny’s
St. James’s Street
Temple
Witmesses
Kingston
Curling Leffee
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Hedger
St. George’s Fields
Justice Gould
Court of King’s Bench
Leicester Assizes
Church of Frisby
York
Thomas Laftley
John Stephens
John Booth
Edward Williams
Lydia Williams
Thomas Lambert
James Hartley
James Hall
John Foster
John Proctor
Isabella Chapman
John Gills
Bett
John Hodgkinson
George Stocks
Thomas Lamovert
John Proster
Mabella Chapman
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Richard Caswell
Senate
Masons
Brighthelmstone
Edward Broadley Barrow
Life Guards
Sudnay
Thomas Thoresty
Barte* Mills
Suffolk
Christ’s Hospital
Lintz
Upper Austria
M. Munsterbourg
Jasper Sprange
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
London
Attornes
Douce and Rivington
Fenchurch
William Taylor
Hemel Mempstead
Shawe
New Bridgestreet
Chatham Place
Rogers and Keightey
Liverpool
Joh Credway
Dronfield
Derbyshire
Tontine Inn
Sheffield
James Wheat
Charles Gwen
Villiers-street
York Buildings
Daniel Ward
Catherine Street
Strand
Middlesex
Taylor
Dawson
Clement’s Inn
John Balch the Elder
Clare-market
Middles
Poulterer
William Branwick
Manchester
Pennybridge
Lancashire
Braddyl’s Arms
Ulverstone
John Richman Webb
Chertsey
Surrey
John Bridges
Ipswich
Hotier and Hatter
Archibald Little
Princess Royal East Indiaman
Draper's Courty
Barbadoes
Isaac, Abraham
Benjamin Nunes
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Windsor Lodge
Carleton-house
Newmarket
St. James’s
Prince of Hefle Caffel
Grenier’s Hotel
Albemarle-street
St. Jamce’s
Manuscript Sermons for Sale by English Divine in Fair Hand
Fifteen dozen manuscript sermons by a late orthodox English divine, curated near London. Near sixty, lecturer of a large parish. Author’s name withheld. offered as originals. Apply postpaid to J Deighton in Holborn for sale details and catalogue.
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Church of England
Ondon
J. Deighton
Holborn
East India Stock Proprietors Elect Six Directors 1790
The document from East India House dated April 1 1790 requests the votes of East India Stock proprietors for six directors to be chosen the day of election Wednesday the 14th instant. Signatories include Jacob Bosanquet Thomas Cheap Lionel Darell John Roberts Robert Thornton John Townson and others. The tone is formal and aims to persuade investors to support the named candidates.
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East- India Company
Jacob Bosanquet
Thomas Cheap
East
India Stock
Eat
India Company
Lionel Darell
John Roberts
Robert Thornton
John Townson
East India House
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Duke of Gloucester
Russia
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Prussia
Quar- Price
Lord Chamberlain
John of Saint
Dens of
Lancaster
James White
County of
Westminster
King’s Head Tavern
London Bridge
Filmer Honeywood
Osborn Oakley
Carmarthen
South Wales
Mariner
City of Chester
Marley and Richards
Chester
Morton Thomas
Norfolk-street
Thomas Joats
Wres
Leeds
Hertford
Saint Alban’s Road
Ford
Councy
Shafford House
St. Alban’s
South-Mimis
Thomas Waters
South Audrey Street
Grosvenor-Square
W. Kentish
William Devaynes
Lushington
William Bensley
William Elphinstone
Thomas Fitshugh
John Hunter
Hugh Ingl's
Paul Je Mesurier
John Manthip
Metcalf
Charles Mills
Woodhoutes
John Smith
George Tatemy
John Travers
Stephen Willian I
David Scott, Nathaniel Smith