King taps Dumfermline parish priest in 1790 gazette
MONDAY, Dec. 20 reports the King appointing the Rev. Adam Maclean to the Church and Parish of Dumfermoline after the death of Rev. James Thompson. The Gazette also notes the election and investiture of three new Knights of the Garter and various military commissions and public notices from War Office and Bankrupts.
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Whitehall
Adam Maclean
Dumfermoline
James Thompson
Knights of the Garter
Duke of
Saxe Gotha
Duke of Leeds
Earl of Chatham
Society of Merchant Venturers
Bristol
Dundee
Court of
Spain
War Office
Queen's
Dragoon Guards
Robert Gordon
Purchase
Joseph Warham
Royal North British) Reg
Dragoons
Robert White
Robert Bower
Hd Reg
Foot
Archbold
J. MacDonell
Edward Silvester
Ditto
Dunbar James Hunter
Archibald J. Mac Donell
Zoth Reg
James Allen
John Byron
Goth Reg
John Baillie
J. Hillersdon Bulteel
Hay Livingstone
Gqth Reg
William Forrester
Henry J. Hichens
36Th Reg
William Hampton
John Wade
William Grant
Auth Reg
Thomas Mahon
Henry Hartley
North York Militia
George Osbalderton
Charles Westley
Birmingham
Warwikeshire
George Inn and Tavern
Waltall
Staffordshire
Pricey Chancery-line
London
Henry
Webb
Layton’s
Southwark
John Avery
Charles-street
Westminster
John-street
Tottenhan-court
Middlesex
Guildhill
Cockayney Lyon
Guildhall
Attornies
Golden-square
William Richardson
Newcastle-street
Culdhall
O Hiéary Sumpter
St. John the Evangel
Westhinster
Robert Mawby
Holbeach
Licambhjrey
Londo
John Mackenzie
Adam’s-coart
Old Broad-street
Carpenter
Innisu
Lincoln’s Inn-Hall
Cumberland
Inglewood
Penrith
Oxford
Burke
Church of England
Lingh Pol
Daniel Niatsalg
Robert Besties
Grendon
Warwick
John Mitchell
John Shirley
Thomas Passons
John Keys
James Mann
Ann Wixy
Owen Lyons
Ann Taylor
Elizabeth Wyland
William Moss
William North
William Damant
John Mitton
Robert Reed
John Cummings
Asherblock
James Crafts
Sophia Jones
William Ingham
John Drayton
Robert Nath
Thomas Hopkins
Elizabeth Askew
Tho
Slaughter
Brown
Alias Newton
William Burbidge
James Biggs
James Sullivan
Ron Jackson
Desvonshire-street
Queen-square
Royal family attend divine service at Windsor amid global dispatches
Report covers yesterday's royal attendance at St George's Chapel Windsor with a sermon by the Canon in Residence, plus overseas telegrams from Quebec Jamaica Vienna and Archangel detailing quiet trade, naval movements, and political notes. It notes Burke's pamphlet distribution, property claims, and local court actions including pardons and transport sentences.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Duke of
Saxe Gotha
Duke
Princess Dowager of Wales
Duke of Leeds
Clark
Quebec
Stane
Downs
Lord Effingham
Jamaica
Woodham
Secretary of State
Earl of Elgin
Vienna
Robert Murray Keith
Ships and Deals in the Downs and Jamaica Run
Downs report lists numerous vessels and captains bound for Jamaica Virginia Grenada New Providence and other ports with names such as Wildman Knowlesley Friendship Gowland Phenix Stimpson William Beckford Atalanta Renton and several others. Wind shifts from northwest to strong winds affecting arrivals and departures as Mercury reports at New Providence and Sandwich with vessels like Montgomery Two Friends Union Betsey and Nautilus passing nearby.
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Flanders
General Post Office
Ostend
Calais
Dover
Dell
Hammersmith
Burke
Dr. B
Orleans
National Assembly
Houghton
Ruffia
Harewood
Lascelles
Mason
Elfrida
Blackwall
St. Helena
Bencoolen
China
Deal
Downs
The
Henry
Shipman
New York
New Betley, Wood, and Friends
Deake
Gibraltar
Prince of Asturias
M’carthy
Cadiz
Polly
Taylor
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London Gazette
William Robbins
Stow-hill
John Sparkes
Southampton-street
St. Paul
Covent-garden
Luke Abbott
Wisbegh
Cambridgeshire
John Stones
Halborn
St Giles In the Fields
Ralph Thomas
Ludlow
Shropshire
Richard ‘Thomas
Francs Scott
Pitt-Mreet
Charlottestreet
James Robertson
James Hutchison
Fleettreet
Willan Hull
Mercer
Maria Johnson
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Gailliner
Guildhail
David Stephens
Llangathen
Cermarthepshire
Chapman
France
Warsaw
Elector of
Saxony
Country-News
Blenheim
Richard Tawney
Peregrine Bertie
William Bingham
Brasen Nose College
Hemel Hempstread
Herts
John Dupré
Exeter College
Grostenor Square
Windsor Lodge
Stadion
Mr. Pitt
Downing-street
Melits
Pycroft
Wilson
Glover
Bell
Downingstreet
House of Commons
Warren Hastings
Commons
Archangel
Englis
de Labecker
Aeth
Joseph Lee
Labour-in-vain-hill
Wills
West- Ham
Amwell
Ware
Herrs
Ohn Young
Akeley
Bucks
Mary Wood
James Connor
Wardour -Street
Soho
Watts
W. Wat's
Hoxton Mills
Mr. Sparling
Colchester
His Majesty
Stock
Miss Papps
Basinghall-freet
Lincolnshire
Yorkshire
Halifax
Lincoln
Jackfong Gray
Heriamingly
Parker
Surrey
Kent
Unions Hall
Charles Thomas Crackelow
St. John's
Southwick