Royal Appointments Move Through London Gazette Jan 13 16
From the London Gazette dated January 13 and 16 1689, royal changes list new appointments. Julia Digby becomes a maid of honour replacing Charlotte Gunning. William Bellingham and Francis Stephens receive navy appointments as commissioners. Jamaica assembly sends an address congratulating the king on his recovery.
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Windor
Queen
Ducen’s Palace
Julia Digby
Charlotte Margaret Margaret Gunning
Waitehall
William Bellingham
S Navy
William Campbell
Lfq
Francis Stephens
Jamaica
John Sivester Dowsen
Kensigton
Gravel-yis
Iclex
Furreder Fan
Oat Guildhall
Mire Thosaas Holloway
Bream
Birinenas
Francis Dal
Windsor
Furscader
Gribthal
Sonton
Mr. Williams
Ston-cailegz-gardens
Hosry Fifin
Stow-market
Suffolk
Guildhall
London
Davies
Ayrton
Peer Langdale
Castle-street
Falcon-square
William Boftuny
Knowle
Atten
Guinail
John Alderean
Batersea
Surry
Apothecary
FF Atten
Gaitshall
Juddans
Richerd Sptncer
Berizisoith
Warwickshire
Guilduad
Laniel Gorttfried Abintee
Bell-asley
Coltman-freely
Attin
St Guildhall
William Smith
Birmingham
Warwickthisey Jeweller
William Worthington
Old Fish-street
Warchovfen
Benjamin Sas
Hefer
Fuiender Lan
Gail Hall
Londons
Польские волнения и дипломатические интриги по миру
В письме за субботу сообщается о переговорах о мире между двумя воюющими державами но без достижений. В сенате обсуждают требования польских городов и планы реформ. Маllешковский поддерживает.Redacted детали. Вена сообщает что фельдмаршал Лудьен внезапно прибыл в Адриор и встретился с императором, затем отправился вHadersdorf. Берлин упоминает слухи о здоровье императора и отсутствии подтверждений.
Shipping Movements and Arrivals at Downs and Havre
The log records ships dealing and remanning with hips, names of vessels including Deal Fan, Gorgon, Charlotte, and Morning lists. Entries note wind directions, arrivals at the Downs, Dover, Gravesend and Havre de Grace, with origins such as Cadiz Lisbon Madeira and Leith, plus crews and assignments aboard.
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Deal
Fan
Waltars
Elizabeth
Archdeacon
St. Kin’s
Fanny
Goodbard
New-York
Worris
Virginia
Maria
Wenyifen
Charles Town
Prince of Wales
Ran‘ v
Thames
Benmet
Newry
Mackie
Charante
Tidaltry
Gibson
Ile Carolina
Nancy
Eglington
Lisbon
Queen of Naples
Ford
Mena
Miss
Jur_l
Madeira
Vrew Vartina
Hendrick
Groningen
Providence
Payne
Seville
Royal Family and Cabinet at Whitehall in London
Yesterday morning the Rev Dr Mamilton read prayers before the Royal Family at Buckingham House and James's Palace. The Prince of Wales hosted a private gathering at Carlton House for Prince Edward and friends. A Cabinet Council convened at Whitehall with senior ministers and officials.
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London
Mamilton
Buckingham-house
Chapel Royal
James’s
Royal
Prince of Wales
Prince Edward
Carlton House
St. James’s
Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Privy Seal
Lord Hawkesbury
Patriot army routs and high society notes from London
Reports from Luxembourg describe the rout of General Vandermersch’s Patriots at Barlogne as Dutch and Austrian forces clash. A New Year dispatch notes arrests, baptisms, and court gossip in Whitehall society, along with theater escapes, marriages, drownings, and a long list of local bankruptcies and notices in London and Dublin.
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Leeds
House of Peers
Whitehall
St. James’s
Downing-street
Cockpit
Pitt
Downing Street
Luxembourg
Vandermersch
Barlogne
Baron de Beaulieu
Breyden
Wistemberg
Mons
Aremberg
Hainault
State House
Might
Trieste
Pacha
Scutari
Cronces
Duke and Duchess of Leeds
Grace’s
Grosvenor Square
Sidney Godolphin
Viscount Falmouth
Lord Herbert
Godolphin
Mary Osborne
London
Hastings
Huntingdon
Dubli
Barrington
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Newfoundland
Lyons
Wiliam Mieredith
Febufone
Covent Garden Theatre
Ile
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Chatham
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Jackson
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Norwich
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Swaffham
Lyon
de Pot
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Thomas Chiferd
John Cemmings
Robert Hudson
Canonbury-house
William Graham
Hangerhill
Middlesex
Fitz Aton
Kensington
Roth Instants
Bath
Bridgeham
Esg
Bolton
Prince of Wales’s American
Nicols
Nigels
Devonshire
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George Falbrook
Great Buffel-street
Covent-garden
Ann Harris
Charles Harris
Goldar’s-green
Hendon
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Anne Holdfield
George Holdfeld
Adam
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Scourfield
Henry Scourfield
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Royal Academy of Painting
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