London Gazette notices from December 13 1790
List of appointments and civil service changes including Henry Stany ford Blanckley named consul for Majorca Minorca and Ivica. Various war office promotions. bankers bankrupts and surrender notices with dates in Dec 1790 and Jan 1791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stanyford Blanckley
Majorca
Minorca
Ivica
Peta
Vienna
Imperial
Hungary
Presbourg
Francfort
Naples
Dresden
Count Lois
de Gutidhmil
Internal Department
de Schibel
Monsieur de Forelt
Spain
Baron Volkerfahm
Petersburgh
Rev William Lee Presented to New Sampford Rectory
Oxford news notes the presentation of Rev William Lee A M fellow of New College to the Rectory of New Sampford Essex. Also recorded are William Peachy of Trinity College attaining Bachelor in Civil Law, and deaths of Mrs Cooke wife of Rev Dr Cooke president of Corpus Christi College and Mrs Batt of Witney and John Lane of Ewelme aged seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
William Lee
New College
New Sampford
Essex
William Peachy
Trinity College
Corpus Christi College
Ships Arrive and Sail in the Downs and Around Hull
In the Downs many ships are listed as arrived or remaining, including the Dictator, Betsey, Apsey, and Liberty sailings from Malaga and Quebec. Other vessels listed include the Edward, Betsy, and various frigates. cargoes from Lynn, Liverpool, Gravesend, Virginia, and Denia noted with destinations Hull and Plymouth while several ships pass by or anchor in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Dictator
Betsey
Apsey
Malaga
Ann
Elizabeth
Moyse
Lamb
Miles
Plymouth
Liberty
Thompson
Quebec
Edward
Bernie
South Sea
Hull
Southampton
Rose
Dee
Downs
Lewis
Lynn
Liverpool
Gravesend
Hunt
Pitt
Palmer
Active
Warwick
Brown
Lisbon
Hope
Inglid
Virginia
King
Lines
Peggy
Whiddon
Denia
Arthur Howe
Tucker
Alicant
Francis
Nicolfan
Waterford
Mentor
Steveston
Norway
Andalusia
Gordon
Royal procession and upcoming Garter chapter notices
London reports say the royal family attended divine service at St George's Chapel Windsor Castle then dined at the Queen's Lodge. Knights Companions of the Garter listed for Wednesday include the Prince of Wales Duke of York and Duke of Gloucester plus other peers. Royal movements note the Duke of Clarence plans Petersham residence while the Prince of Wurtemberg visited the Tower. Admiral Barrington sailed from Portsmouth and Treasury clerks prepare for accounts. Dutch mail arrived at Harwich via the Prince of Wales packet. Lisbon dispatches show Peyton squadron returning from Gibraltar with favorable garrison news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
Windor- Casstle
Queen’s Lodge
Order of the Garter
St. James’s
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Newcastle
Marlborough
Grafton
Stafford
Hertford
Bute
Duke of Clarence
Richmond
Petersham
Brooksbank
East Sheen
Harwich
Hearn
Lisbon
Peyton
Leander
Pearlrigate
Courtnay
Aquilon
Montagu
Libon
Gibraltar
Rosetta Shown By Mrs Ferguson In Village Theatre
Mrs Ferguson made her first appearance Saturday night as Rosetta in CovenT-GARDE Me Love In A Village. She drew favorable reception for vocal range and execution though shows inexperience on a London stage. Her best song Tis not wealth was encored.
Pacific Ocean survey delayed and eighteenth century notices
Captain Roberts postpones a Pacific survey voyage to next year aboard the Discovery, with Capt. Vancouver sailing for the destination in February. A Portarlington duel ends with Dowdal fatally shot. Royal Academy honors and officer elections shown alongside multiple ship mishaps, electrical accidents, and a grim industrial crane fatality at Iron-gate wharf. Plus a mass of prize numbers and crowd movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pacific Ocean
Nootka Soundy
Vancouver
Portarlington
Henry, Bunbury
Dowdal
Royal Academy
Henry Howard
Mason
Charles Taconet
Scilly
Hamburgh
St. Mary’s
Seville
Venus
Blackeller
Teginmouth
Liverpool
Exeter
Nanny
Swansea
Falmouth
Aurora
Olsen
Coleburgh
Dublin
Baltic
Joshua
Iron-gate Wharf
Old Bailey convictions and notable deaths in quick notices
The report lists two capitally convicted on the Old Bailey for firing on customs officers aboard the Mary near Thornham harbour. six felonies, one misdemeanor, four acquittals. It notes deaths of Sir Samuel Manayway of Macrum, Bart. famed singer Thomas Popplewell Old Pop. and brief notices of Mrs Bathea Rochead, Mrs Fitzhenry, James Shaws Librarian, and Coroner Richard Eaton. A Lancashire couple in Ashley Hyde are noted for living to 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
Robert Breeze
Jack
John Hart
Mary
William
Willy
John Bunn
His Majesty’s Customs
Thornham
John Harris
Portland-place
Samuel Manaway
Macrum
Scotland
Bart
Camelford
Cornwall
Bow-street
Covent-Garden
Thomas Popplewell
Adam Gordon
Inveresk
Bathea Rochead
Ireland
Fitzhenry
Lincoln’s Inn
James
Creditors Seek Account of Thomas Cooke in Suffolk
The creditors of the Reverend Thomas Cooke of Chelmsworthy Suffolk request an account of their demands and the maturity of their security. They direct the account to Messrs W and J Lyon Gray's Inn or to Mr. Squire of Ipswich in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooke
Chelsworthy
Suffolk
Messrs
Je Lyon
Gray’s Inn
Squire
Ipswich
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British Library
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Ichard
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M. LE Comte Dev Bufeon
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