Appointment notices and royal proclamations in London Gazette
The London Gazette lists royal proclamations and appointments including coin exchange authorization for deficient money, Irish patent grants naming Rip Phen and John Hely Hutchinson as Provost of Trinity College Dublin, and numerous promotions in the army with officers appointed as adjutants, captains, lieutenants, ensigns, and staff across regiments, detailing the officers and places involved.
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London Gazette
Perfons
Simon Pretor
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Arthur Heywood
Johi’ Hely Hutchinson
Trinity College
Dabdlin
Francis Andrews
Horse Guards
John Tempest
Charles Morris
Thomas « Alston
Aft
Foot
Guards
George Parker
John Leland
Searon Pier Free
Thomas Milles Riddell
Edward Scott
Richard Weld
Charles
Hoar
Agth
Eneas
Sintofir
Alexander Gordon
John Mallory
James Lee
Joseph Peacock
John Chilton Lambton Carter
Benjamin Andefini
John Weltropp
Robert Baynes
G7th
James Nisber
Cap'ain
William Maffey
James Pleming
Echlin
Pemes Flemizig
George Watts
Dominica
Baltic Canal Scheme Under Prince Charles Direction
Vesterdag from Holland reports the Baltic to North Sea linking project to be begun under Prince Charles of Helle Castel as Governor-General of the Swodsichigs. Canal planned via Borchthalm to the lake near that place, aiming for Kiehl port if no insurmountable obstacles arise. The work promises vast trade benefits and honors the current reign. Count Alexis Orlow arrives from Petersburgh and heads to Leghorn. Political turmoil in Mayence sees the Chapter annul actions, arrest officials, reestablish cannons, and summon petitions for restoration. Polish magistrates press to recover seized city properties and demand liberty in dealings with Poland and Dantzick.
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Vesterdag
Holland
Gopenhagen
Lune
Baltic
Prince Charles of Helle
Leip Fuse
Alexis Orlow
Rufsian
Petersburgh
Sth
Leghorn
Franchfort
Elector of
Profia Vie
Neor
Phorgon
Prashan
Poland
Dantzick
King faces pleas amid city siege threat and Polish bishop
A king resists surrender urging patience as deputies petition him. A Polish bishop arrives with a claim of twelve million Polish florins tied to wartime losses, but the king retorts sharply, mocking biblical claim while demanding proof of apostles' wealth before payment.
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Poland
Boston Revere Returns as Colonies Rally for Unified Action
Boston reports that Paul Revere arrived from Philadelphia with news of British measures. Colonies pledge support, favor stopping trade with Great Britain and the West Indies until the Boston harbour blockade act is repealed. Bradford to New York with responses to Philadelphia and New York proposals. Salem inhabitants reportedly back Boston’s stance on a joint colonial resolution.
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America
Boston
Paul Revere
Philadelphia
Great-Britain
New-York
West-Indies
Bradford
Salem
Great- Britain
Boffox
Harvest Prospects Brighten Across Cambridge Counties
Cambridge July 1 a prospect of a plentiful harvest for various grains across Cambridge and neighboring counties. A local landowner reports barley crops in the area offered at a guinga per quarter and refused within miles of Cambridge. Bath June 29 a barn belonging to Farmer Collins of Didcot Berks was set on fire at both ends destroying the building, tables, cut-houses and two horses with a bitch and litter burned. the villains are not yet discovered.
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Cambridge
Guinga
Camebridge
Bath
Collins
Didcot
Berks
Fee, &c
Arrivals and Voyages From Nassau and Port Cities
A disjointed shipping notice lists ships arriving and sailing from Kingston, Jamaica, Liverpool, Boston, London, and various Atlantic ports. It names vessels such as Hellespant, Sultana, Mor timer, and Primarily mentions passengers and cargo movements with dates around July 1 and 2. Strong entities include ships, ports like St Kitts, Cadiz, and Dublin, plus destinations such as Jamaica and Grenada.
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Shiuyp-News
Brac
Wind
Ryan
Hellespant
Lister
Polly
Aire
Maryland
Abrora Packet
Mortimer
Tricthe
C Lair
St. Kitt’s
Robet
Aitkin
Quebrc
Sultana
Sparthot
Plymouth
Molly
Leyton
Neath
Wing S. W
Orange
Somerville
Jamaica
Edward
Rider
Liverpool
Remditz
Swift
Lante
Gravesean
Orley
Beath
St. Kitts
London
Califf
Minerva
Callahan
Boston
Liberty
Mena
Trefte
Nancy
Ogilvie
Saloe
Prince William
Stevensor
Delphaven
John
Elizabeth
Cavil
Rotterdam
Brothers
Hope
Antiguas
Simnond
Tobin
Grenada
Roberson
Royal George
Young
Zant
Amity Hall
Tarbury
Foster
George Booth
Thompson
Dugkinfield
Prince George
Fryer
Ann
Smith
Union
Campbell
Jam
Letter from Berlin and Corsican unrest report
The dispatches describe Prussian measures to secure the Vistula, fortify Growvicaw, and link Netz with the Vistula to control Polish trade. Corsican rebels' plot is foiled, with arrests and fears of wider revolt. New Orleans seizure rumors and silk and wine labor prospects in South Carolina are noted.
Canal Navigation from Leeds to Rives Jere g 17
Notice announces navigation rights and payments due by proprietors Smith Wright and London in Meppes county for canal access. It sets a deadline of the 28th day of aame 44 and warns of a 6 percent penalty for default, reflecting a historic property and toll arrangement.
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Leeds
Rives
Jere
LeBradford
Meppes
Smith
Wright
London
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