Imperial coronation notice and assorts from Vienna
Posts from Holland and France arrive. News from Vienna reports the Emperor’s public entry with the Queen of Naples and other royals, the Arch-Duke Leopold named Palatine, grants two manors, coronation set for May 16, and prizes drawn from the 76th day. Shipping notices include several wrecks and captures near Petersburgh and Dublin. Criminals convicted at the Old Bailey. marriages, deaths, and a vicarage dispensation noted.
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Count de Nazarowski
Prince Gallitzin
Vienna
Naples
Maria Christina
Saxe Teschen
Leopold
Hungary
Palatine
Hollitsch
Schlothof
Emia
Dean elects Mr Page Lay Vicar at St George's Chapel
Windsor reports the Dean and Chapter have elected Mr Page as a Lay Vicar of St George's Chapel following the death of Mr Adcock. The appointment fills a vacancy in the royal chapel's choir and religious duties.
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Windsor
Page
St. George’s Chapel
Adcock
Shipping News From the Downs and North Sea
Deal Dec 83 ships Grenville Bay Main for Grenada Brook Oliver for Antigua Boddingtons Clark for Helmstrand Markell for Leghorn Laurel for Lancaster remain in the Downs Didtaamp Meerwyk Van Groo Mieyia Goodwin Sands last night Hope from Memel to Liverpool crew saved five if weather moderate will be got off Wind N by W Jamie Lambert Petersburgh Beaver Sloman from Hamburgh Perseverances Atkinson from Stockholm Elizabeth Heffer Carry and John and George Hudson from Norway
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W. Grandes
Jamie
Lambert
Petersburgh
Beaver
Sloman
Exchequer schemes and Downing Street talks in London
In London yesterday three oclock interview with the Minister occurred at Downing Street between Mr Burke and the Minister, and the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank met the Minister there. Also a conference with Sir John Parnell touched corn trade regulations and funding of armament costs through Exchequer Bills at 3.5 percent. A weighted tax plan would raise the funds by duties on Cotton and Bills of Exchange. A Court of Proprietors elected Walter Ewer as East India Company Director. Jamaica mail arrived at the General Post Office via Queen Charlotte with messages about Justice Wilson’s health and Lisbon voyage. A large lease in St George’s Fields to host Philanthropic Society building and charity work was announced. Joseph Mellish died, worth about 200,000 pounds. his nephew Charles Mellish stands to inherit. An erroneous marriage notice for Edmund Head and Miss Blake was corrected.
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Pitt
Downing-street
House of Commons
John Parnell
Ireland
Jamaica
Queen Charlotte Packet
Ratcliffe
Queen Charlotte
Affleck
Centurion
Blonde
Diana
Cygnet
Alert Fleceys
Falgnouth
Justice Wilson
Lisbon
St. George’s Welds
Philanthropic Society
Joseph Mellish
Turkey
Charles Mellish
Pontefract
Edmund Head
Blake
British Pomatum and Pocket Bible Advertisements
H Vint perfumer in Covent Garden claims his British Pomatum surpasses Bears Grease for fragrance and acts as a hair renovator, sold in various pot sizes with a seven year stability. Also SCATCHERD and WHITAKER announce a pocket Bible edition with notes, smaller size, and improved type and paper, priced to meet demand.
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H. Vint
Tavistock-Row
Covent-Garden
Melvin
New Bond Street
Mr. Wilt
Leadenhall Streets
Scatcherd and Whitaker
Prizes paid in full in English and Irish Lotteries
Hornsby and Co advertise full prize payments from 20,000 to 1 shilling in the English and Irish Lotteries. The offer guarantees no deduction at their Cornhill office and promises savings on every ticket drawn, appealing to clubs and the public amid rising demand.
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Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Frit Pbollshed
Longres
Large Shop and House Let in Market Place Sheffield
To MERCERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, and HABERDASHERS. A Large SHOP and HOUSE in Market-Place Sheffield is to be let and entered on immediately. Also the STOCK in TRADE to be disposed of. Inquiries to Mr W Dodgson at 66 Wood-street Cheapside London or letters post paid to Mr Thomas Rimington of Sheffield will be attended to.
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Sheffield
W. Dodgson
Wood-street
Cheapside
London
Thomas Rimington
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Francis Young
To be Left a House in St James's Park England
An unfurnished house to be let on the upper end of Queen Street in St James's Park Centre with a broad bow window and access from a door. Built recently and park views ideal for a lady of fortune merchant or MP. Viewing and key directions by Mr Robson New Bond Street.
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Queen-street
St. James’s Park
Robson
New Bond-street
England
M. Rapin de Thouras
Great Britain
Ireland
J. Rivington and Sons
A. S.ithin
T. Longman
B. Law
C. Dilly
T. Cadell
J. Robinson
F. Newbery
W. Goldssmith
R. Baldwin
Scatcherd and Whitaker
G. T. Wilkie
Annual Guildford Christmas Ball Draws Nobles and Guests
The Annual Guildford Christmas Ball beat the White Hart Inn on Tuesday December 21 1790. Admiral Cornish appears with Richard Sumner and stewards P Ss Webb Esq. The Prince of Wales is patron with thousands in subscriptions noted. Subscriptions continue to be received by Glynn and Co bankers Birchin Lane Forster and Co Mansion House Street Sir J Duntze Exeter bankers.
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Guildford
White-Hart Inn
Admiral Cornish
Richard Sumner
Webb
Glynn and Co
Bankers
Birchin-lane
Forster and Co
J. Duntze
Bart. and Co
Bankers Exeter
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