London Gazette excerpt reports naval and legal notices
July 14 London Gazette lines detail bankrutpcy filings in London and Mansfield, final dividends in Norwich and Kendal, list of creditors and certificates, plus naval dispatches. It notes Rear-Admiral Jarvis preparing to hoist flag in the Carnatic, and reports on the alleged assassination attempt on Count Froampa Bianca and current skirmishes near Brussels. It includes shipping news, Irish Privy Council verdicts, press-libel tensions, and public notices of arrests and deaths.
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Mails from Holland and Flanders Signal Political Turmoil
Vienna June 23 reports Hungary crisis similar to France last May as the two Chambers fail to agree and coronation preparations may fail. Count de Shafgotsch restored to Breslau possessions. joyous reception in Johannesburg. Bologna notes pope reforms 80,000 feudis remitted for indemnity and pork tax funds directed to city debt extinction, highlighting sausages' wide export.
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Europe
Shipping notes from Gravesend by the Harpy and allies
July 12 reports arrivals and sailings on the River Thames. The Harpy from the South Sea arrived and sailed for the River with Jorthip. Hound sloop outward bound yesterday. Cyclops frigate and Tifiphone fireship also present with Adventure under Admiral King and India pilots. Vessels passing Gravesend include Ann Collins from Cadiz Mary Mahony from Cork William MKenzie Betsey Isawrie Elizabeth Preswick and Alexander Shipley from Stockholm Lonely Louisa Ambrose from Guernsey.
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Howe Leads Separate Fleets as Senior Commander
London reports Earl Howe commands a fleet distinct from Admiral Farrington with Howe to assume joint command if a juncture requires. Lord Heathfeld dies after a life of military service. his memory honored for virtue and devotion, dying as he prepared to marry his youthful love, aiming to elevate her to a British peerage.
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London
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Public Revenue totals and 1790 fire aftermath in Glasgow
The weekly public revenue across Customs Excise Stamps and Incidents totals 224391 pounds 19 shillings 63 pence for the week ending July 9 1790. A Carlscrone fire on the 22nd last destroyed 1087 houses and warehouses two churches and nearly all military hospitals and effaries. From January 1 to June 30 the Gazette lists 311 Palersptt names. The University of Glasgow awarded Mr Merry a Master of Arts degree.
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