News from the London Gazette and War Office notices
Reports from Petersburgh on a rebel defeat near Soro czinska and a Pugatcheff surrender, Florence on inoculations by Dr Gatti, St James's and St. Fames's notices appointing Charles Lord Cathcart as High Commissioner and elevating Charles Coote to baronet. Promotions list from War Office includes many officers across regiments 6th 23d 32d 33d 37th 43d and 66th foot.
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Esterday
Bibikow
Pugatcheff
Soroczinska
Orembourg
Florence
Kyg
Gredee
Gatti
St.Fames’s
Charles Lord Cathcart
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
St. Fames’s
Great Britain
Charles Coote
Earl of
Kingdom of Ireland
Donybrook
County of Dublin
War Office
Ft Reg
Dragoon Guards
Stanley Leathes
Charles Mackett
Cornet
Foot
Frederic
William Sandford
Rich. Browne
Charles Gray
Edward Edwards
Jos. Ramage
Rob. March
Andrew Robinson
James Webster
Henry Creed
Rob. Crane
John Hill Harries
Peter Elwin
John Dyke Acland
37Th Reg
H. Savage
Edward Browne
Andrew Philip Skene
Bowater Vernon
S. Meulch
66Th Reg
Rich. Hanford
W. J. Skeffington
Malloy Brabazon
65Th Reg
Preparations for Royal Visit at Mount Edgecumbe Dockyard
Plymouth reports great preparations at Mount Edgecumbe and in the dock yard for the arrival of their Majesties in June. Admiral Pye will convoy the yachts from Portsmouth with the royal party aboard. Lord Edgecumbe to hoist his flag in the Sound and greet them, weather permitting.
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Plymouth
Mount Edgecumbe
Admiral Pye
Portsmouth
Lord Edgecumbe
Arrivals at Port Cities Mention Swift and St George
A historical shipping notice lists vessels arriving at multiple ports including Calvert Sewell from London, William Perrot from Dublin, George Crawford from London, and several more from Bristol, Waterford, Limerick, and Liverpool. It notes ships like the St George, the Swift, and the Hunter passing Ostend and London bound for Gibraltar, with various named captains and origins.
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Deat
Arril
Wind S
Wind
N.E
St. George
Ware
Gibraltar
Graveseap
Apritag
Hunter
Edawards
Ostend
King George
Nicolson
Providence
Increase
Smith
Rotterdam
Britannia
Standbanck
Dunkirk
Maryland
Calvert
Sewell
London
Cadiz
William, Perrot
Dublin
Expresses from Versailles and Bolton reach the Queen's Palace
Morning messages arrived at Lord Rochford's office from Lord Stormort at Versailles and from Bolton, sent to the Majesty at the Queen's Palace. The notes were circulated under the count of Lord North and among the great.
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Lon Boon
Lord Rochford
Lord Stormort
Motions on 1696 to 1722 journal entries and parish cases
News item compiles various historical notices from state and parliament. It reports motions on journals from 1696 and 1722 concerning Fenwick, Plunket, Lord of Rochester, and others. It notes the Lords of Trade summoned to Parliament with colonial accounts, along with naval and mercantile news from Leghorn Cadiz and Petersburgh. It includes court actions in Exchequer and King's Bench, theft, arson, pardons, marriages and deaths, and bankrupt dividends notices from May to June events.
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Massachusets Bay
North America
John Fenwick
Joe Plunket
George Kelly
Great Britain
Prussia
Ireland
the Hague
Prince Gallitzin
Eevoy
Russia
Petersburgh
Calan
Bibikow
Empress of
Orembourg
Leghorn
Emanuel Villalta
Avanda
Vienna
Cadiz
Havanna
Tho. Bateman
Duke of Gordon
Crowland
Fordyce
Fisher
King’s Bench
Westminster-hall
Fordyce and Co
Harrison
Buller
Alleyne
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