Royal births and appointments noted in London Gazette
July reports from London Berlin and The Hague record the delivery of two princesses to Baden along with christening names. In Russia and Prussia royal audiences are noted and St. James’s announces William Lane Lutwyche adopting the surname Lutwyche and arms.
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London Gazette
Carolfrube
Margraviate
Dourlach
Ametlia Frederica
Baden
Catherina
Amelia- Christiana-Luisac
Frederica
Duke
Russia
Prince Henry
Hague
Prince Gallitzin
Leo
Orange
Prince Gallitz
St. Alexander
St. James's
William Lane
Horse Guards
Lutwyche
Dr Robertson’s History of Spanish America Sold
Dr Robertson’s long awaited History of Spanish America sold recently for 27001. The work will be issued in two quarto volumes.
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Edinburgh
Robertson
Boy Killed by Bull While Mother Milks Cow at Farnham
A twelve year old boy tried to drive a bull away from a cow being milked. the bull gored him to death. Reports from Henley note a Jew named Waan cut, who died after a self-inflicted wound and a torn Hebrew paper implying involvement in a Chelsea robbery. Ship news records wind, arrivals, and passages including several vessels between Ostend, Koningsberg, Memel, Hull, and London.
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Bath
Fily
Farnham
Henley
S. Dear
Lewelling
Portsmouth
Westmoreland Park
Lancaster
Speedwell
Thorn
Dundas
Dear
Henry
Stewarts
Gartee
Valiant
Rymer
Corke
Rufford
M' Farland
Rignes
Barcelonas
Mercury
Abby
Memel
Joseph
Marral
Berwick
Dispatch
Robins
Topite
Het Peterioureh
Arn
Witherden
London
Archangel
Apolo
Gonsales
Hull
Betty
Ansell
Lisbon
Liverpool and Providente
Holder
London, Co
Jasrons Nely
Hudson
Virginia
Portmouth
Jatin
Rawson
Emsworth
Woodman
Corkey
Belleisle Brings Powder and Bombs to Port of London
The New London Chronicle notes that the frigate Belleisle arrived from St Maloes carrying sunpowder artillery and many bombs for the Provincial army. The Ranger, a 14 gun vessel commanded by Patrick Dennis, brought in a 280 ton ship and a 260 ton vessel from England loaded with clothing and military stores for British troops. Both ships carry over eleven thousand pairs of shoes aboard.
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Londo ON
New London
England
Royals Travel From Kew To Windsor In Open Phaeton
Yesterday morning their Majesties departed from Kew in an open phaeton for Windsor and plan to stay until Wednesday. A packet of letters was sent from Gloucester House to the Duke of Gloucester at Rome, including notes from intimate friends and a gift from a Great Personage for the Prince. On Saturday morning Baron Deidede Furstenstein, former Danish ambassador, had just received his sea letters after taking leave of their Majesties.
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Kew
Windsor
Gloucester-house
Duke of Gloucester
Rome
Bop Pryce
Baror Deidede Furstenstein
Denmark
Ghd
England
Deptford
East-Indies
Younge
King’s Bench
New Road
Islington
Devon
Bridewell
Edward Anderson
Clerkenwellbridewell
Limehouse
Stepney
Customhouse
Rule
China-row
Chelsea
Lambeth
Longbourt
Blackley
Bané
Fetterlane
Whitefriars
Medical Society
Hackney
Somerset-stairs
Robert. Parsons
Oxendon-street
Piccadilly
Blix
Norfolk-street
Wm Magwell
Earl of Nithfogle
Matthew. Mevys M
Walevee
Royal Society
Bradford
Mr. Foote
Armies and political shifts echo through Atlantic dispatches
Reports from Halifax, Georgia and Rhode Island detail Cornwallis movement to Fort Johnson North Carolina and a plan to march on Charleston, while Clinton and Lee rally troops near New York. Letters from Dunmore and Rhode Island governors reveal independence sentiment, plus legal reforms curbing the King’s name in Rhode Island acts. Also noted are ship movements, privateer casualties, and public notices of marriages deaths and bankruptcies.
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Harley-street
Copenhagen
Sardinia
Leiters
Pete Parker
Lord Cornwallis
North Carolina
Cape Fear
Fort Johnson
Fort Fohnson
Antigua
Clinton
Charlestown
South Carolina
Lee
Washington
Boston
New York
Hudson
Glasgow
Virginia
Lord Dunmore
Secretary of State
Norfolk
Gloucester County
Maryland
Jamaica
Phillips
England
Colony
Rhode Island
Rhtode Island
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Greaves
Emerson
Halifax
Niger
Mercury
Bafiladia
Parker
Freland
Can Ear
St. Helena
Auction notice for estate sale at Forwardstone Grove Suffolk
An auction by Mr Seffner at Garraway's Coffee House London on Friday in August offers Res She Mawnor Groton near Sudbury Suffolk with five hundred and eight hundred pounds yearly rents. The sale includes Freehold land and five hundred acres, a capital modern mansion named Forwardstone Grove with furniture farming stock and crops. Immediate possession of the mansion and about two hundred acres of land. Viewing twenty days before the sale.
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Custgom-House
London
Sidkning
Thomas Caffeldine
John Spink
Customs
Whitby
Runswick
Hilderwell
York
George Bor
John Peevil
Thomas Morphey
Richard Cortas
John Dover
Scorchman
Ogether
Joan Niwman
Julice
Edward Snexeil
Kingis Army
Falmouth
Admiral Spry
Jeff
Lisbon
Largo
Carolinas Bruith
Timothy Wheelwright
Sefnner
Garraway’s
Charige-alley
Lota
Cook
Hart
Herbert
Warren
Manson
Alfo
Sudbury
Avery St
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Ada
Aid
White-hart
Chippenham
Attornies
Coates
Stanton Drew
Bristol
Stephen Vezey
Box
George Butcher
Mullbank-street
St. Jon de-Frangelift
Westminster
Middlesex
Guildhall
Mitchill
Crook's-court
Carey-street
Ommi
William Wheaton
Sidbury
Devonshire
Chapman
John Purfell
Buckingham
Bull's-head
Auigtbury
Bucks
Thomas Broadstock
St. James
Butcher
Joseph Bunny
Tristram John
Helston
Cornwal
Angel Inn
Nathaniel Williams
City of Exeter
Thomas Parker
City of
Exeter
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The
Poultry
Richard Batchellor
St. John
Horn Flydown
Sully
Thomas Southall
the Strand
Jacksmith
Edward. Stanley
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