Royal Licences and Army Promotions Reported in Gazette
The London Gazette lists Royal consent for Roger Cumberback to assume Swetenham surname, and multiple officer promotions in Royal Engineers and Artillery. Also includes militia commissions, Ireland army commissions, and several bankruptcy and dividend notices with dates and venues across England.
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Roger Cumberback
Dairy Bank
Astbury
County of Chester
Isfe
Swetenham
Edmund Swetenham
Sommerford Booths
College of Act
Office of Ordnance
Corps of Royal Engineers
John Cameron
Royal Regiment of Artillery
John Rutherford
Richard Fletcher
Royal Regiment of Artilery
Douglas Lawson
George Lewis
Ralph Henry Bruyetes
Henry Evatt
Royal
Arrival of Dutch and Flemish Mails
The report notes mail arrival from Holland and Flanders with mentions of Fienna Jane 16. It describes after the King of Hungary is crowned the nation will convey its guards to Frankfort, with a trusted envoy already dispatched to arrange lodgings for the Court. It adds that criminals condemned to hard labour will have lighter chains and no longer be chained two by two.
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Fienna
Jane
Hungary
Frankfort
Winds of Deal Report Vessel Movements In July
The Deal ship news notes the Venus from Jamaica arriving and tailing for the river. His Majesty's ships in the Downs include Adventure Queen Charlotte Brunswick Southampton Pomona and a Dutch sloop of war. Terma gant Scout Wasp floops Swift Dili genge pilots Johanna Gatharina Fallbergen and Mézimin bound for Gibraltar.
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Deal
Black
Jamaica
Adventure
London
Queen Charlotte
Brunswick
Southampton
Pomona
Termagant
Scout
Johanna Gatharina
Fallbergen
Gibraltar
Mézimin
Maritime Names and Passages in Colonial Trade Routes
Van Roffum sails for the Cape of Good Hope and Smyrna on July 5 while Smyrna, Britton depart for Smyrna and Gravesend. The Francis, Foreman, and Walker leave Koning berg with Caroline Edwards from Quebec. Favorite John, Duck and William Cabell depart from Virginia. William Bolton and Lord Rodney, Stimpson head from Jamaica. Rose Craigs depart Calais. Fanny sails from New York and Draper Walker leaves Dublin.
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van Roffum
Cape of Good Hope
Smyrna
Britton
Gravesend
Francis
Foreman
Walker
Koningberg
Caroline
Edwards
Quebec
John
Duck
William
Cabell
Virginia
Bolton
Lord Rodney
Stimpson
Jamaica
Rose
Craigs
Calais
Fanny
New York
Draper
Dublin
British Dispatches and European News From London
London reports dispatches from Whitehall to Madrid and Paris with Halifax news from June 11. Dutch and Hungarian affairs noted, including a reform drive in Hungary and a dispute over British vessels with Spain. Fire in Carl龚crone devastates two thirds of the city. a coroner probes an elector death. Local notices announce court schedules and election-related remarks on vote buying.
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Whitehall
Fitzherbert
Madrid
Earl Gower
Paris
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Europe
Prince of Wales
Carleton-house
Duke of Orleans
France
Hungary
Vienna
Aranjuez
M. Fraser
Great Britain
Carlscrone
Holland
Return of Members to the New Parliament
Report lists members and vote tallies for new parliament re elections. Dusham Bardon Milbark Taunton Sir John Eden Hammet Halliday Popham Morland Sguxgrxsurre Mark Pringle Berwicxsugax Patrick Home Raynor Murray Lewis Lord Middleton WiGax John Cotes re elected with various vote counts.
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Dusham
Bardon
Milbark
John Eden
Taunton
Benjamin Hammet
Halliday
Popham
Morland
Mark Pringle
Patrick Home
Raynor
Murray
Lewis
Wurreaurea
Hants
Lord Middleton
WiGax
John Cotes
Extraordinary near miss at The George Inn Chelmsford
A candle left burning by a maid led rats to move it from a candlestick. Water poured to douse the spot, but a passing inspection by a neighboring resident uncovered a small light that grew into danger, narrowly averted by Mr Dench. Other brief items follow on theft and a drunken blaze.
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George Inn
Chelmsford
The Mail Robber William Lewins Wanted by Postmaster General
General Post Office issue pursues William Lewins alias William Lownds or Hope for multiple mail robberies between 1788 and 1790. Details cover birth in Astbury, marriage at Alfreton, residence in Chesterfield, and various forged bills of exchange. Reward offered: two hundred pounds plus pardon for discovery leading to conviction. description includes height, build, complexion, hair, and a wife named Amy with a child Polly. possible travel to Beaumaris and Ireland.
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William Lewins
London Gazette
London
William Lownds
Lowins
William Hope
Penrith
Kenswick
Warrington
Northwich
Chester
Frodsham
Astbury
Congleton
Cheshire
Alfreton
Derbyshire
Anie Clarke
Chesterfield
Robery
Abopér and Rayner
Leeds
Wm. Brown
Messrs. Wilberforce, Smiths and Co
Hull
Zhefterfield
Frodshim
Beaumaris
North Walls
William Hutchinson
Corry
Oxford
Wm. Mall
Amy
Polly
Ireland
Justee
Mjesty
Anthony Dodd
Marsham thanks voters and announces meeting notices
To the Gentlemen Clergy Yeomanry and Freeholders of the County of Kent I return my grateful thanks for votes and support at the last election and for the confidence shown. London Annuity Society invites a general meeting at their house in Fith Street near St Pauls on Wednesday the 45th at four o clock afternoon by order of the directors Thomas Deerele secretary. Legacies to be paid by heirs proving they are cousins in Kendal Will of Mabell Elary. Notice of trustees meeting Cardigan roads repair and widening awaiting parliamentary renewal. Gentleman seeks legal partnership and will accept small emoluments for expertise and reputation.
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Kent
London Annuity Society
Taid Society
Mabell
Elary
Kendal
Welmorland
Spinte
George Cravens
Mancholder
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Lewis Evans
Aberystwith
Oe 'H. Hughes
Cherater
Prattie
G. H
For sale large dwelling-house with gardens near Hertford
Disposed estate notes a dwelling-house in thorough repair fit for a large family. Includes kitchen garden, walled and trellised fruit trees, grape house, ice house, abundant pasture and arable land. Located about thirty miles from Gondor, eight miles north of Hertford, near the London turnpike. Inquiries may be directed to Henry Alington, attorney, Hertford, or John Moore, surveyor, Hoddesden.
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Gondor
Hertford
London
Henry Alington
John Moore
Hoddesden
House to Let near the Lakes at Ulverston Lancashire
A modern-bale house to be let at Michaelmas next in Ulverston Lancashire with stables coach-house and a large garden fenced and planted with select fruits. Ulverston is a port town in a farming region with a nearby pack of hounds and a good market. Inquiries go to William Fell Ulverston Mr E Ks Jones No 34 Mark Lane London or Edward Kendall near Abergavenny.
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Ulverston
Lancashire
William Fell
E. Ks Jonesy
Mark Lane
London
Edward Kendall
Abergavenny
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