Printers Adjutant Appointments and Royal Audiences
In London on May 15 1790 and May 17 1790 notices list audience with the Queen for Chevalier d Alvensleben and Count de Redern, followed by numerous army officer promotions and Militia commissions. Also listed are corn and grain price returns, bankrupts including Liverpool and Birmingham traders, and dividend notices for several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d’Alvensleben
Prussia
Count de Redern
Stephen Digby
Stephen Cottrell
War Office
King’s Regiment
Light Dragoons
Ropert Wightman
12Th Regiment of Foot
Edmund Taylor
Jamaica
Foot Guards
James Perryn
William Strickland
Ditto
Lewis George Dive
Edward Wiliams Vaughan Salibury
Highland
Fost
William Mordaunt Maitland
95Th
Thomas Maitland
Dorsetshire
John Wills
L. D. G. Tregonwell
Retigees
Cropley Abhley
James Nooth
Fielder King
John Willis
George Wilkins
Ireland
Dragoons
Rowley Lascelles
Coret
Mathews
Henry Brock
Batkerville
Regiment of Foot
Henry Watkins
Strange
Pitto
John Lofe
46Th Regiment of Foot
Corby
Bell
Dito
Ysaac de Lamilliere
Powell
Henry Blair
Davie
Goth Foot
Alexander Garden
Watsony
D. Dittor
George Watson
John Wauchope
Craven
Pino
Reston
Anthony Dalton
O'Donnell
L. A
Thomas Sutton
Liverpool
Lancashire
the Castle
Lord-street
Atrorex
Gill
Liverpools
Windle
Barnet’s
Holbert
London
John Homan
Joseph Homan
Walsall
Staffordshire
Shakespeare Tavern
Birmingham
Attorsey
William
Eberall
Arherstone
Arwick
Joseph Bugby
Aldsford
Hants
Guildhall
Attornies
Meff
Grave and Smith
Furnival’sfan
Discontent Across Central Europe and Shifting Alliances
Saturday arrived the Mails from Holland and Flanders Vienna July 24. Deputies from Mantua and Milan seek restoration of privileges revoked under Joseph II. Bohemian delegates aim to fetch the Crown of Bohemia to Prague. Potemkin offers direct talks with the Grand Vizier but leaves after a refusal. Polish Diet rejects Ottoman alliance proposals to guarantee Galicia. Swedish fleet setback in Wybourg complicates Polish alliance hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Flanders
Vienna
Hungary
Bohemia
Mantua
Milan
Joseph the Second
de Schwartzmbergh
Prague
Moldavia
Potemkin
Warsaw
Poland
Galicia
Wybourg
Wind and sail voyage reports from Aug 13 ship news
Ship news items list movements of vessels including Pomona Wasp floop Unity Diligence and Swift pilots in the Downs and down to Smyrna Malaga Philadelphia. Additional arrivals and passings include Scout sloop Barracouta cutter and several named ships with crews moving from Norway Petersburgh and Semel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wind
S.E
Westwara
Downs
Pomona
S.S.E
Cartwright
Smyrna
Hebe
Clarkson
Malaga
Apollo
Billings
Philadelphia
Barracouta
Unity
Graveford
Emanuel
Ellinborg
Norway
Kingston
Callinson
Barzilla
Smith
Petersburgh
Middleton
Vickary
Ottrington
Coverdale
Semel
Royal Family Attends Chapel Royal Windsor Service
London reports the royal party including the Queen and Princesses Augusta and Elizabeth attending divine service at the Chapel Royal Windsor at noon yesterday. They returned to dine at Queen's Lodge and later walked on the Terrace with their retinue. A separate discussion laments national interests and trade dynamics shaping alliances and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Chapel Royal
Windsor
Carton
Queen’s Lodge
Commerce and empire fears in a heated Atlantic debate
An analysis argues opponents use accusations of impoverishing allied nations to shield Spain and France, noting Britain’s strong terms offered to Spain for a commercial treaty while the US seeks only its stronghold in Santo Domingo. It also covers maritime dispatches from Portsmouth and Chatham, executions for burglary and other crimes, and obituaries and marriages from England and Ireland with brief notes on notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
France
League of
England
Friendsip
Lowsier
Tag Broag
Spain
St. Domingo
French West Indies
Spanish America
Hungary
Grand Duke of
Florence
Stackpole
Grosvenor Place
Zouch
Codnorf
Lord Zouch
Portsmouth
Milbanke
Salisbury
Newfoundland
Chatham
Nethbourhood
Thames
Somerfethhire
Robert Seaman
William Cotton
Peter Molloy
George ‘Taylor
Mary Marth
Carliffe
William Bleddy
John Bléaden
London
Philips
Dr. Philips
St Clements
Eaitcheap
John Manning
Nichelas-lane
Miss Dent
Long-acre
Ireland
Samuel Baggot
17Th Regiment of Dragoons
Bodmin
Cornwall
Francis Baflet
William Motesworth
Messrs
Glanville
Rodel
Yars Rathteigh
Francis Baffet Therfore
Sheng &c
Thany
Charisies
Cosgwal
Friends of
Wanted, The perpetual advowson or next presentation
Public notice seeks the perpetual advowson or next presentation to a living valued from one to two hundred pounds per year. Preference given to immediate possession or a very aged incumbent. Respond to Baronet Charles Owen, Villiers-fired, York buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Owen
Villiers-fired
York Buildings
Cocoa and tea substitute advertised by Bowdillon grocer
An advertisement extols Cocena as a cocoa tea substitute praised for stomach ease and versatility across climates. Sold by Bowdillon, grocer to the king, at 2 shillings per pound with usage directions. Also a notice seeking four to seven handsome young horses, preferred southern, under 15 hands, with direct contact only to the advertiser if genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Mr. Johnson
Cambridge-drest
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Paelse Thomas Rowell
Roadwell
Limehouse
Middlesex
Smit
Great St. Helen’s
Bishopsgate-street
Charles Carbinbell
Skipton
Yorkshire
Black Hosse
Thomas Tincal
St Skipton
Meil. Ailes
Furnival’s Inn
Thomas Wood
Thoma Mason
Eton
Bucks
Peter White Sole
Broad-street
Londo
George Phelps
Shepton Malet
Somersetshire
Ship-News
Turnpike Road
Turnpike Road, Not Less Than 50 Or 60 Miles From Lorden
Michatlmas
Lacy
T.A
Br Taylor's
Warwick Square
Newgate-street
B. Burchell
Lony-Acre
Bafi
Burchell
Agas
Lee Street
Kingdon
J. Owen
Grand Hotel
Lyndon
P.s
Devon
Dorset
Exeter
Joseph Weers
Bass Tavern
Bristol
Saliowiity
Richard Cunnack
Pénnante
Thomas Bolitho
Ditte
Joseph Weeks
Corm
Deven