Court audiences and diplomatic postings reported from London Gazette
From the London Gazette dated April 26, counts and ambassadors browse court audiences with the Prince of Wales. Envoys Reviczky and Wedel Jarlberg receive introductions. Dresdex details appointments for Frankfort July meeting to elect a new Emperor. Worcestershire militia commissions listed with dates in 1790s.
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Reviczky
Hungary
Bohemia
Count de Wedel Jarlberg
Denmark
Prince of Wales
Clement Cottrell Dormer
Dresdex
Count de Schonberg
Count de Biaucour
Baron de Loeben
Frankfort
Baron de Schall
Cologne
Hesle-Caffel
de Weicz
Ralph Browne Wylde Browne
John Kelly
George Lloyd
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Low Countries Turmoil
Mail from Holland reports urgent Prussia Vienna dispatches and threats of rupture. Vienna sends second and third couriers to Berlin to secure decisive replies on Low Countries and Turkey. Ambassadore Reuss warned to quit Berlin if refused. Troop movements surge from Vienna to Moravia as artillery trains and wagons head toward potential conflict. Two infantry and two cavalry regiments ready to move into Low Countries.
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Yeterday
Holland
Kenta
Prussia
Berlin
Turkey
Prince de Reuss
Vienna
Qlmate
Moravia
Saxony
Hullars
Wurmser
Emeric Esterbazy
Shipping news from the Downs and Gravesend ports
A long list of arriving and sailing ships with origins including Grenada Jamaica Lisbon Oporto Honduras Cuba and China. Vessels include Valentine Lipton Mary Mercury Worcester Minerva and many others. Returns and outbound ships named with dates April 24 to 26.
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Deal
Valentine
Lewis
China
Mary
Lipton
Grenada
Bacchus
Boog
Oporto
Lisbon
Hare
John
Owen
Jamaica
Mercury
Gilespie
Charles Town
Worcester
Holiday
Honduras
Bellifatins Ainderson
South Sea
Hunter
Martin
Mogadore
Hamburgh
Hill
Carolina
Minerva
Streights
Baffeterre
Blair
St. Kate’s
Maxwell
Kennedy
Tenerife
Downs
Princess Royal
Warren Hastings
Hawke Indiamet
Wind S. W. Deal
Wind N. E
Catherire
Grieve
William
Byron
Dundas
Moore
Lisbos
Smith
Wedston Galley
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St. Lawrence
Hood
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Harding
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Clermont
Colley
Virginia
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Hannah
Giles
Harriot
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Hope
Long
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Bell
York
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Middlesex
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Role
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Frons Bénpal
Royal Fete and Shipwreck News With Local Court Actions
The report covers royal family outings at Kew and Buckingham with the Duke of Clarence, York, and Portland, plus an evening at the Royal Academy. It records the Guardian’s loss near the Cape after a storm, with Riou and crew amid a perilous voyage. details of other dispatches, court notices, bankruptcies, marriages, and deaths follow.
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Royal
Elizabeth
Mary
Sophia
Amelia
Kew
Buckingham
Duke of Clarence
Buckingham House
Dukes of York and
Clarence
House of Commons
Cape
Riou
Clements
Crouther
Guardian
Kerguellan
Mr. Pitt
Lord Camelford
Botanybay
Fhis Day Were Published and Criticisms on Iverson Gif
The publication notes appear in a Purley issue printed for T Cadell in the Strand. Criticisms on the Iverson Gif are discussed by Gassanber, with remarks attributed to Pier Br and Fhis Day editions.
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Pier Br
Iversson
Purley
Gassanber
T. Cadell
Strand
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