Diplomatic Audiences and Military Appointments in London and Europe
News from St James's and Whitehall detailing private audiences for Count de Wedel Jarlsberg and Count Reviczky, plus royal appointments in church, university, and administration. Dublin letters patent create new Irish Commissioners of Appeals. Vienna reports Potemkin honored as Hetman and Austrian state ceremonies, with subsequent promotions in British regiments and officer exchanges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Wedel Jasbberg
Denmark
Duke of Leeds
Clement Cottrell Dormet
St. James’s
Count Reviczky
Hungary
Borgmia
Count de Wedel Jarlsberg
Earl of
Church of Scotand
James Jaffray
University of Glasgow
Williamt Hamilton
John Gillies
Orkney
Zetland
Carleton Houft
Prince of Wales
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Robert Barry
Maurice Copinger
William Pretton
Charles Osborne
Richard Moore
St. Peterbourgh
Prince Potemkin
Hettman
Black Sea
Vienna
Lower Austria
Oxford Country News Highlights Apr 24
At Oxford on April 24 the Rev Robert Morres was chosen Bampton Lecturer for the year. The Rev Thomas Hellift was instituted to the living of Adderbury. William Rowland was elected Fellow of Jesus College. Dix married Sarah Pepall of Holiwell. Rev Thomas Barrett died at Stanton Harcourt aged 61. The Rev James Reading, once of University College, rector of Bedeham and Stonesfield, died recently.
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Oxford
Robert Morres
Brazen Note College
Bampton
Thomas Hellift
Adderbury
New College
William Rowland
Jesus College
Dix
Charlbury
Sarah Pepall
Holiwell
Stanton Harcourt
Thomas Barrett
Southleigh
James Reading
University College
Bedeham
Norfolk
Stonesfield, Oxon
Trinity House
Ricke” Hinrian
Royal Academy
Walsingham
Peter
Brunswick
Keane Deptfords
Duke of Clarence
Duke of Esmet
Hyde-pak
Tak
Dogger-Bank
Holland
China
Cape
Java
Virginia
Euro
America
St. George’s
Soci
Geo Earl of Leicester
F.R.S
Thomas Athla
John Brand
Given Salusbury Brereton
F. Rss
John Lord Bishop
Carlisle
Mordaunt Cracherodé
M.A
Henry Charles Englefield
Bart
F. R.S
Richard Gough
I. R. Ss
Anthony Hamilton
Fife
Hewetton
James
Commons
Windsor
17Th Regiment
William Yeeeting
Charter-House
Duke of Northumberland
Charing-cross
Keeting
Brydges-stret
Drury-lane House
Bolton House
Tath-street
Tottenham-court-road
Thomas Lea
Law
Henley
Arden
Welch
Beaudesert
Warwickshire
Rookdale
Johm Fraser
E. Hamer
Secord
James Hamer
Hamer
Edwardstreet
Gavendish Squares
Susannah Tri
Shipping arrivals and sailings at Deal and Gravesend
Wind S W brings several East Indiamen to the River and Downs at Deal on April 24 including Rose East Indiaman and Princess Mary with assorted captains aboard. Other vessels such as Middlesex Ganges Harriot and Warren Hastings proceed to India or stay in the Downs. Gravesend on April 23 notes passing ships Freedom Resolution Seaflower and others from Memel.
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Deal
Wind S.W
Rose East Indiaman
Smith
Oporto
Princess Mary
Howard
Dublin
Princess Royal
Horncastle
India
Carl
Jamaica
Ann
Marshall
Apollo
Bennett
Newfoundland
Jane
Hales
South Sea
Weller
Bilboa
Philadelphia
Gravesend
Freedom
Reed
Resolution
Preston
Memel
Royal Family attend divine service and fleet reviews on Blackheath
London notes the Royal Family in a morning service with a sermon, six grand reviews planned on Blackheath, and royal motions including the Prince of Wales arrival at Carlton House from Newmarket. Also reports ship movements from Canton, arrivals at St Helena, and various court notices, bequests, and auctions across London.
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Blackheath
Royal
Prince of Wales
Carletonhouse
Newmarket
Duke of Bedford
Carleton-house
Flanders
Canton
St. Helena
Wilson
Vansittart
Peach
Parry
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Salisbury
Pegasus
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Reginfint
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Edward Broadly Burrow
Zoth
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Pitto
Henry L. Templer
Francis Gregory
Ditto
Cosnel
Peter Shadwell
Henry L. Teepler
Alexander Wentworth Macdonald
Cornet
16Th Regiment of Foot
David Howell
James Wyneh
Apth Regiment of Foot
George Richard Marton
Henry Steuart Barclays
Q6th Regiment of Foot
Thomas H. Bulteel
25Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Syler
Wales
John Kaye
Corn Exchange
London
Country News
Schip-News
Quand
Claridge
Craven-street
John Bidlake
Ratcliff Highway
Natal
East Indies
James Bradley
Fort Marlbro
Bencoolen
Rotherhithe
William ‘Morris
Fen
Roya Navy
Nicholas Nixon
Cing-Ian
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Tergoint
Cornwall
Samuel Groube
Groube
Middlesex
Guildhall
Cocker
Nall_u-street
Soho
John Woody
Strand
Guilshall
Walton
James M.callum
St. Margate
Guildshall
Londons
Dodds
Great Gareden Street
Whitechzprl Road
Willam Haughton
Fluddersfield
Yorkshire
Cloin-Drestr
Furs
Queen's-head Inn
Huddersfield
Hen Ty Stables
Huddersefield
Allen
Furnival
Ian
Vthomas Powell
Bristol
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Corntreet
Henry Davis
Brito
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Bulman
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Kendal
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Whitehart Law
Kendall
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Westmoreland
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Blackmoor-Street
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Guldhail
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Boundfiitch
Ave
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Hfe
Montefiore
Castle-ailey
Royal Exchange
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Savages Grocers-hall
Poultry
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Broad-street
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Mid- Diesex
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Pithopsgate-freeti Nl
Aoe Naga
Wilde
Gui E Echi
Vanes T
Aahatk Gooayin
Loney
Wigtore
Cavendith-square
Wigene J
Milliner
John Wright
Dudley
Worcestershire
Lord Dudley’s Arms
Ard
Rumford
Mark Gibb
Wiliam Owen
Cornhill
City of London
Lonnon
Ames Cooke
St. Phil
North-America
Charing ¢Ross
Merchants and Partners
Boston
Potter and Gregory
Pine
Bewdleys
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George Inn
Thomas Terrington
James Almany Tayler
Kingston Upon Hull
Lnes-Dra
George Inny
Kingston
Edmond Hague
Queen-Anne- Street
St. Mary-lebone
Wiane Neff
Coleman Street-Buildings
Guildhalle
John Martin
Dunkirk
Holborn
Somerville Madqueeny
Fith-strett Hill
Thomas Glark
Prince’s-fleet
Oxford-road
Cavendish-tquasé
James Dixon
City of
Chester
James Finch
Brentwood
John Seale
Christ College, Cambridge
Rivingston
Jy Deighton
Holbein
T. Cadelly
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