Prince of Wales council appoints sheriff for 1790
London Gazette reports a Council at Carleton-house on February 1 1790 appointing a Sheriff for 1790. Also Lord Chancellor designates Thomas Bishop of Llandovery as Master Extraordinary in Chancery. Obituary notes death of John Anderson in Hamburgh aged 72 and election of Franz Anton Wagner as Burghomaster in the city senate.
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the Prince of Wales
Carleton-house
Prince of Wales
Qunty
Cornwall
R. Hichens
Poltair
Whitehall
Thomas Bishop
Llandovery
Carmarthen
High Court of Chancery
Hamburgh
John Anderson
Hemburgh
Fan
Senate
Franz Anton Wagner
Anderson
Notable convocation in Lisbon sparks fears of despotism
Reported letters from Paris and Frankfurt discuss the Lisbon convocation of Notables aimed at equalizing church benefices but warn it may awaken political rights. A Grenoble region earthquake on the 2d and General Van der Meersch’s arrival at Bruffels trigger public relief and mass gatherings.
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Teterday
France
Flanders
Frankfort
Fan
Lisbon
Portugal
Paris
Grenoble
Theys
Allemond
Brufels
van der Meersch
Bruffels
Barbadoes Planter and other ships in the Downs
Deal February 1 ships listed as Barbadoes Planter with Two Brothers Redpath for Philadelphia and others for Malaga Corunna Dublin Cork while Wasp Cockatrice and Nimble cutters remain in the Downs. Gravesend February 1 ships passing by Hero Up from Cork London from Waterford and other noted vessels from New York Charles Town Maryland Honduras and more.
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Barbadoes
Carter
Redpath
Philadelphia
New Wall
William
Virgil
Yates
Malaga
Cousins
Granefo
Corunna
Dublin
Williamson
Centurion
Wright
Valentine
Gobb
Cork
Downs
Wind N
Galipoli
Duke of Richmond
Falkner
New Brunswick
Betfeys Feith
Honduras
House of Lords Meets in London on February 2
The House met under adjournment after receiving several private petitions and adjourned again until Friday. The Lord Chancellor acts as Speaker.
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Tursday
Fatas Speaker
Indemnity Bill and Navy Estimates Debated in Commons
The Corn Indemnity Bill received a second reading and was committed for tomorrow. Navy estimates for the year 1790 were laid before the House. Sir John Miller announced a Friday motion to require clerks of boroughs and market towns to report weights and measures in their districts. The Committee of Supply report was received. many Prolo…
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Hopkins
John Miller
Committee of Supply
Etterday
Royal procession and House adjournment report
Yesterday morning at ten o clock their Majesties and the three elder Princesses left Buckingham House for Kew Palace. They viewed the Palace and gardens and returned to town for dinner. The Lord Chancellor of Peers attended the House for the first time since his indisposition. The House adjourned until Friday next.
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Kew Palace
Palace
Gardens, &c
Eller
Guildhall
Harvey Christian Combe
Aldgate
John Burnell
de Coetlogon
St. Paul’s
Charles
Harrison
Thomas Byam
W. W. Grenville
Milton
St. Giles's
Cripplegate
Bunhill-row
Mocfields
Vander Noot
van der Meersch
Rennel
Europe
Turkey
German
Yarde
Prince of Wales
Oees
William Corbett Wilson
A. B
Tey
Lege
Cambridge
St. Giers
Leids
Christ Church
John Maitland
Ifinghall-Freet
M. A. Reavely
Carstreet
Bedford -S
Gnoraity
St. Michael’s
Baffeshaw
Bafinghall-street
John Thomas
China-row
Chelsea
Gloucester
Dieta Bene Kingston-upon-Thames
William Hayter
Vine
Harpshires
Loner Chute
Thomas Lobb Chute
Muffelburgh
Saul Neirick
Ieee
Tmerthine
Londons Wi
Svithin
S- Lane
Im Macit
Koye
Bal the Elder
Lotoc
Leicesterthire
Leicester
Taylor
Fursender
Fit
Viaae
East India Company
Honourable East-India Company
N. B
Leeds and Liverpool
Douglas Navigation
Leeds and Liverpool Canal
N. Leicester
J.p. Ae
Court at Whitehall discusses Franco-British affairs and Dutch markets
A Cabinet Council at Whitehall heard talks on the Hanover visit and a French Embassy secretary. Reports covered Brabant corn restrictions, Louvain rights, Venetian politics, and naval shipping plans. Marine news, auctions, and bankruptcies followed with ship movements and insolvencies noted in London and ports.
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Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Chatham
Lord Hawkesbury
Robert Fitzgerald
France
St. Domingd
M. Ferrand
Brabant
University of
Louvain
Crim. Con
East India Company
Passeway
Harlow Sae
India-House
Thompson
Fort St. George
China
Sere D’auverane
Falmouth
Leeward Islands
Roberts
Drogheda
London
Ramsgate
Harwood
Sunderland
Balla
Scarborough
Jane
Woodbridgum
Liishore
Wexford
Petersburgh
Rouen
Havre-de-Grace
Rogers
Hoylake
Eymand Tibbs
Weyas
Funks
Admiraltydith
Beachy-head
Sussex
Saa
Johnson
Peat Te Millar
Exeter
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Bristol
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Bull’s-head
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