Court notices appoint two sheriffs and military promotions
In February 1790 the Court of St James's appoints Thomas Ground of Whittlesea and John Scudamore Lechmere of Fownhope as sheriffs for Cambridge and Huntingdon, and Hereford respectively, with numerous militia and army commissions listed. Reports note Danish royal birthday celebrations, Dragoons and Foot regiments promotions, and plans for Duke of Brunswick to lead troops in Poland with Prussian generals.
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Thomas Ground
Whittlesea
Cambridge
Huntingdon
John Scudamore Lechmere
Fownhope
Hereford
John Cotterell
Garnons
Deebysbire
Thomas Macklin Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Derby
Leicyshire
Edweard Wigley Hartop
Edward Hartop Wigley
Daiby
Madrid
Algiers
Alatcara
Prince Royal
Prince of Wales’s Own
Light Dragoons
Richard Moore
Puschate
Chrlee P. Mijoway
Purenai
John Perrot Neel
Foot
William Jasper Nicolls
Gem
Tyve
Chasles Churchill
Yory
Regmen of
Samuel Perry
Oy Purchase
William Calvert
Regiment of Foot
Hamilton Edwards
Purchase
Thomas Hughes
Ditta
Philly Hughes
Charles Stanley Monrk
Gth Foot
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Bosaard Danaco
Toompiin
Furdya
Mr. Craver
Larchn Witlock
Tfalf
Wa‘ier
Tate Corps
Linitenant
Oliver
Liewtenant
Roayd
Macthow Fialioa
William Stichir
B’s
Fauries Fitzgercie
Pyalrefay
Lice Corpes
Brunswick
Herst
Saxe-Weimar
Frederick
Poland
Silesia
Prusia
Mollendorf
Bankru PY
Charles Palmer
Newygate-street
Henry Chalcratt
Pallgrave-place
Temptle-bar
London
Thomas Eaststaff
West Belfound
Belfont
Stanwell
Middlesex
Dealer
Newgate
Cuildhall
Lesdon
Atwreevy
Richard Battye
Tuck’s Court
Caile-street
Aldborn
Joan Daniel Cailier
Daniel Caill T
Charles Frederick Cailler
Exeter
Swale
Fxeter
Wilion Hosen
Chalterd
Gloucfershire
Ram Dna
Cireucster
War preparations loom as third campaign is planned
From Conradtinagl December 15 reports inaction toward peace despite desire for it. Messages describe preparations for a third campaign including 4200 draught horses and 2000 ammunition waggons attributed to forgetful European powers. Vienna reports Hasan Facha taking Grand Vizir post with promise fleet command later.
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Constantinople
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Shipping moves in the Downs and port entries
Ship news items list vessels remaining in the Downs with destinations Barbadoes Virginia Bourdeaux Belfas Plymouth and Gibraltar and Ivica. Supplies include crews and captains such as Merriton Mary Ford Palmer Thames Denham Charlotte Campbell Pearl Cooper Industry Fir minger and Constant Trader. Wind west by south.
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the Downs
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Blackburn
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Bedfeld
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Thames
Denham
Bourdeaux
Charlotte
Campbell
Belfas
Pearl
Cooper
Plymouth
Industry
Firminger
Gibraltar
Harper
Ivica
W. Deil
Downs
Iris
Cleland
Africa
Queen
Perkins
Oporto
Sussex
Maffey
Emworth
Royal news and public affairs from Windsor to Lisbon
The King Queen and Princesses attend private chapel at Windsor. Queen goes to Hanover in July. Duke of York joins royal journey. A Royal hospital scene details a deserter punished with the rogues march. Discontent rises in Morton and Irish peers debate pensions. Portugal abolishes merchant dime. Lisbon launches ships. a Midwife defamation case reaches 60 pounds.
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Majendie
Buckinghamshire
St. Leonard’s Hill
Hanover
Duke of York
Duke of Richmond
York House
Whitehall
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Queen Square Gate
Morton
Schreikowsky
House of Lords
Duke of Leinster
Lord Strangford
Portugal
Lair
East India
Lisbon
le Cour de Fefus
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Kenyon
Ashton
Walford
Damapea
Parisians and the Assembly Debate Feudal Abolition
In Parisian intelligence notes the National Assembly advances on a new kingdom division and declares the second chamber of Parliament unable to active citizen rights without submission. A plan for abolishing feudalism is printed. Also reported are executions, local crimes, and a Bishopsgate election result.
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