Royal and Diplomatic Notices From London Gazette July 17
The London Gazette lists the Queen’s illness, Elector of Saxony troop reviews, future travels to Pilnitz and Lauestadt baths, new consuls for Leghorn and Venice, and promotions in the Royal regiments including the Guards and Foot regiments with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruin
Dresdens
Pilnitz
Lauestadt
St. James’s
John Dick, Bart
John Udny
Leghorn
Robert Richie
Mr. Udny
Venice
War-office
Royal Reg. Horse Guards
Joseph Darby
Alexander Forbes
Thomas Watson Whittle
Francis Chaplain
Cornet
Ift. Reg
Foot Guards
Michael Cox
Thomas Gordon
William Colquhoun
John Lewis Elliot
Foot
James Barker
William Dalrymple
James Ball
Edward Thorley
Charles Duperré
Philip Bainbrigge
16Th Reg
Martin Ramsay
Gift Reg
Edward Fuller
John Elford
Robert Pringle
Sgth Reg
James Alexander Colvill
William Owen
James Sivright
62D
Reg
Richard Bailey
War news and reforms in Europe and Spain reports
Warsaw in June discusses a plan to lower living costs by setting controlled prices for essentials to benefit all social ranks. Madrid notes war preparations easing but continuing with ships and regiments for sieges. Paris reports sailors to be kept on duty to train, and a grand armament fleet readied by the end of July. Utrecht comments warn the French advance may mask hostile aims.
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Warsaw
Austria
Poland
Madrid
Carthagena
Barcelona
Pampelone
Ciudad-Rodrigo
Paris
Duc de Chartres
Monsieur Duchannals
Utrecht
Fatal July affray victim named in Dundalk letter
A Dundalk letter reports the July affray death, naming the person killed in the incident and noting the circumstances surrounding the loss. The communication provides a concise account of the fatal event and its immediate aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelan
Dublin
Dundalk
Character of Mr. Matthew Warren Emerges in Death Testimony
The account describes Mr. Matthew Warren as a man of fair character who died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was at the doorway of a public house with a revenue officer and others loyal to the Hanover succession when the shot rang out just after he left the scene hearing demands to desist from violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Warren
Hanover
Robert. Addison
Panover -Streeryuthonge Acie
Reyke
Gourgeos
Hig Metropolis
Arrival of Ships and Crews From Liverpool to Shipping Ports
July 15 updates list arrivals and sailings from Liverpool and other ports including Europe and the Americas. Vessels named with masters or owners, sailing routes to Quebec, Cowes, Cherbourg, and Barbados. Numerous ships reach Gravesend and other ports from lifeboats and Hamburg, Petersburgh, Jamaica, and Antigua.
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Dear
S.W
Lock
Gowland
America
John
Christie
Tobbago
Adamant
Robin
Quebec
Nancy
Williamson
Diana
Brown
iGudlers
Davis
Pippard
Cowes
Bleffins
Increase
Nzbottom
Cherburgh
Liverpool
Fernal
Gravesend
Camberwell
Forbes
Love
Athelford
Lifbin
Peter
Dufriez
Embden
Rebecca
Catton
Pally
Stratton
Honduras
Anna-Maria
Rolis
Amterdam
Britten
Deal
Norway
Houghton
Godshall
Oporto
Unity
Lorcing
Hamburg
St. George
Falconer
Jamaca
Willis
Petersburgh
Fottondie
Dover
Richmond
Singleton
Barbadoe
Walsby
London
N. S. da Nazaret
St. Antonio E Almas
de Payne
Bahia
Banff
Salton
Cruden
Rotterdam
Anubline Tindail
Potis
Antigua
Senegal
Mary
Jenkins
Black Prince
Wallace
Priscilla
Deverton
Newry
Jamaica
Parnassus
Carr
Old Trarbourne
Hampshire
Pittew
Alford
Callender
Falmouth
Heétor
Thomas
Meredith
Hensterton
Polly
Thompson
Porothy
M' Donnagh
Eastel
Sally
Ellist
Halifax
British fleet movements and American service reports
Ensigns of the Order of Knight of the Bath sent to Governor Carleton aboard the Adamant as Lord Robson prepares to equip a large force for sea. Letters from Halifax and Portsmouth describe troop movements, naval losses, and privateer threats around New York, Boston, and Rhode Island, with measures for powder distribution and fleet rendezvous at Sandy Hook. Extra items note ships like the Hector and Courageux, dockyard actions, and local accidents and obituaries.
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Lon
Carleton
Adamant
Robson
Downs
Quebec
France
Spain
St. Augustine
Florida
Clinton
Dalrymple
Purfleet
America
Halifax
Edinburgh
Sandy Hook
New-York
John Marsay
Clyde
Harris
King-road
Boston
Gibraltar
London
Barbary
Falmouth
Bob
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Hector
Hamilton
Courageux
Marlborough
His
Camilla
Chatham
North America
Pearson
Deptford
Bow-street
Gipsey George
Sunbury
Horsham
Sussex
Whitecross-streets
Clevéland
Colébrooke
Blackwall
Newpage
Shim
Ceslow
Bishopsgate-street
Alnwick Church
Northumberland
Edward Ward
Morpeth
Miss Forster
Collingwood Forster
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Baitiam
Essex
Abraham “Foulmin
Elizabeth Cornett
Cornett
St. Thomas Apostles
Tamworth
Warwickshire
Mr. Richards
Birmingham
Thomas Bearblock
St. James
Rummer
Bristol
Francis Nalder
Honey-lane-market
Guildhall
Mary Fallert
Olney, Bucks
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Olney
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Kent
Draver
John Stephenson
Hinkley
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Blackmoor
Nottingham
James Daniel
Thomas Reve
Francis Erowne
Leominter
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Cornwall
Samuel Hext
aSwan-with
Defors-Commoan
Coventry
Uttoxeter
Potteries
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Northwich
Warrington
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High Court
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