London Gazette extracts reveal titles and bankruptcies
From Whitehall and Whitehall offices the London Gazette records Lord Spencer's arrival with a Dutch Austrian Netherlands convention, a royal license granting Fyfh Burgh a surname, and a long list of bankrupts and dividends. Names include Lord Spencer, Fyfh De Burgh, Cummings, Kempfon, Stone, Trottman, Needham Rees, Clegg, Wakefield, Browne, Windley, Ridgeway, Chadl, and many others with surrender or dividend dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spencer
the Hague
Duke of Leeds
Netherlands
Lord Auckland
States-General
Whitehall
Fyfh Burgh
West Drayton
Middlesex
de Burgh
Thomas Lord Burgh
Riled
College of Arms
Robert Stone
Newman
Street- Passage
Woach
Guildhall
London
Daniel Trottman
Coventry-street
Atten
Thomaatta
West Belfound
Belfont
Stanwell
Chapman
Jane
Thomas Needham Rees
Rupert Browne
Duke-ftreet
Westminster
Middsex
Thoms Windley
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Guimiker
Hen and Chickenston
High-street
Nicholas Ridgeway
Newington
Acteny
George Augustus Chadl
Chatham
Kent
Richard Robfan
Wapping
Ga Constone
Essex
Don
Iumund Godfell
Lower Thamestreet
Cooper
Guidkl
Thomas Burgis
Barking
St. Pancras
Joseph Aris
Thomas Hands
St. George the Martyr
Southwark
Surrey
St. Giles In the Fields
John Dudgeon
Drury-laney
John Cole
Watford
Hertfordshire
Taylor and Falefwn
Joan Gock
New Bond-street
St.George
Hanover-square
Edward Snelson
Oxford-treet
Thomas Waldron
Catherine-street
Henry Roberts
Blackfriars-road
Henry Wheatley
North-row
St. George
Prices rise at home and fall abroad in sugar market
The report notes sugar price increases at home while abroad prices fall, making British sugar inferior in Hamburg to London. It also covers obituaries, noble alliances, duchess’s line, legal notices, and local storm damages across England with multiple fires and accidents, along with marriages and deaths in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
London
Ogilvie
Oxford
Infant Don Antonios Illness and Recent Earthquake Fallout
Madrid reports that on the 23d the Infant Don Antonio suffered a violent colic followed by a severe fever, leading to the extreme unction on the 27th. Since then his condition has improved with hopes of recovery, while Oran endures repeated earthquakes through the 16th of the month, destroying castles and forcing inhabitants to abandon ships and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Don Antonio
Oran
Shipping news of December departures and arrivals
Ships Arrived and sailed for the River y the Thomas and Sally Bridger from Lisbon and Mary Ann Pinn from St Johns. Other vessels along with destinations Madeira Teneriff Ancona Portsmouth Gibraltar Jenniles with Withywood Evers. Winds north-northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Thomas and Sally
Bridger
Lisbon
Mary Ann
Pinn
St. John’s
Boyne
Loren
Madeira
Hope
Dawes
Teneriff
Mary
Tracey
Ancona
London
Bont Fon
Bowley
Johnson
Portsmouth
Friends
Deuke
Gibraltar
Withywood
Evers
Jenniles
Wind N. N
Ravesend
Paterson
Quebec
Sandwich
Gage
South Sea
James
Murray
Charles Town
Rashleigh
Wyat
Halifax
Neptune
Scott
Botton
Barber
Calais
Roseway
Woodham
Omaica
King George
O’brian
Dominica
Incerity
Gibbs
Bilboa
Sealed Tenders For Portable Soup Fat and Bone Shipments
Office for Sick and Hurt Seamen gives notice on December 21 1790 they will receive sealed tenders at Somerset Place to be awarded to the highest bidder for three to four tons of portable soup fat and bone essence produced from soup manufacture. Goods viewable any day until sale with contact through Mrs Woodhouse at His Majesty's Soup House Radcliff-Cross Fitzwilliam Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serjeante-inii
Aikigogagrafe
Court of Exchequer
Anderson
Stephens
Margate
William Whaley
Dennis Kelly
Dublin
Grant
Towcester
Blisworth
St. Cuthbert’s Lane
Bedford
King’s Arms
Gravel Lane
Southwark
Westminster
Ratcliff Highway
Berrington
Petre
London
St. Paul’s
Welden Champners
William Clarke
Fly
Fillingham
Essex
Hayes
Brinckiey
Cambridge
Provof
Trinity College, Dublin
Henry Uther
Richard Parks
Hon. East India Company
Mary Eleanora Constantin
Jn Dublin
Edward William Crosbie
Dodd
Centurion
Lord Anson
S.ck
Somesset Place
Parisian Intelligence on Assembly Debates and Decrees
Reports from Paris describe debates in the National Assembly on the 1774 marriage decree affecting Catholics and Protestants in Alsace, limits to heirs born after August, and youth education under new rules. Progress on committees, clerical oath protests, and a proposed Director General for bridges are discussed amid unrest warnings and an aristocratic plot hinted in Perpignan with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Argyle-street
Elizabeth Duchess of Argyle
Grace
John Gunning
Bridget
Lord Viscount Mayo
Kingdom of Ireland
James
Duke of Hamilton
James George
Douglas
Elizabeth
Countess of Derby
John Campbell
Marquis of
Lom
Duke of Argyle
Baroness Hamilton
Hamilton
Leicestershire
Chiswell
Mailman
Francis Vincent
Venice
Brussels
Bender
National Assembly of
France
Quondam Belzic
la Touche
Dublin
Debree
Guernsey
le Mesurier
London
Holy See
Vermont
America
Great Britain
Colonel Skeen
MM. Deneseaiers
Alsace
M. le Brun
Perpignan
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London Gazette
Whiilehall
John Cummings
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
China-Man
Maddoch
Carey-street
Chancery-lane
Samuel Kempfon
Fleet-street
St. Tide
Draper
Pen
Railton
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Mr. Amley
Mr. Ovie
Yifterday
Holland
Flanders
National Assembly
Tugilay
Buckinghamshire
William Wyndham Grenville
Baron Grenville
Wotton-ynder
Aylesbury
John Hicks
Bradendon
Aldersgate
John Williame Andersony Ety
Alderman Skinner
Alderfiste Street
Unions Hall
Charles Thomas Cracklow
St. John’s, Southwark