Privy Council and royal appointments in June notices
From the London Gazette dated May and June, officials report Lord Bruce sworn to the Privy Council. New commissioners for England, Wales, and Berwick upon Tweed named for revenue and duties. Knighthood conferred on John Eliot. Reports from Petersbourg recount the royalist assembly, church address, and congratulatory actions. Military trials at Woolwich describe Capt Ferguson’s feats with a new 76th regiment gun. Miscellaneous items include shipping, duels, pardons, marriages, and deaths.
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St. James’s
Thomas Bruce
Lord ‘Bruce
John Wyndham Bowyer
David Papillon
George Lewis Scott
Thomas Bowlby
Anthony Lucas
William Lowndes
William Barrell
Stamp Brooksbank
John Pownall
England
Wales
Berwick Upon ‘Tweed
John Eliot
MTD
Petersourg
St. Alexander Nevsky
Petersburg
Robertson
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Woolwich
Viscount Townsend
Lord Ambertt
Harvey
Defageliers
Ferguson
76Th Regiment
2Div
Gdiv
Meredith, Woodyer
St. Augustine
Liverpool
Antigua
Paris
Lesor
Dublin
Daced
Res Gas City
Chicky
Sarardey
Wangerford
Newgate
Ola Bailey
Carr
South Audleytreet
Pancras Church
John Frost
Charlotte-street
Rathbone
Vince
Miss Moore
Charles Moore
Mount Merrien
Richard
Fitzwilliam
Thorncafle
Leinster
F.R.S
Catherine
Matthaw Decker
Richmond
Surry
Bart
William
Join
Thomas
Hiss
Seven Oaks
Kent
Wilam Smith
Ely
Arrivals and sailings of ships from Oporto to Lisbon and beyond
The notice records numerous ships and captains arriving and sailing in late May and early June. It lists vessels including Bacchus, Amazon, Racehorse, Minerva, Jane Whitlock, Hereford, London, Judith Hilaria, White, and others, with origins such as Oporto, Tobago, Liverpool, Dublin, Barbados, Jamaica, and Barcelona. Several ships sail for Halifax, Grenada, Antigua, Cork, Malaga, Lisbon, and Quebec, among destinations.
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Young
William
Gatton
America
Araden
Banner
Corke
Thomas
Sally
Williams
Malaga
Mary
Williamson
Lisbon
Dear
Wind
N.E
Drew
Quebec
Minerva
Love
Grenada
Jane
Whitlock
Antigua
Amazon
Dhe
Hereford
Jackson
Bidol
Irdia
Boyce
London
Lee
Bartvadoes
Gaavesenn
Pashid
Judith-Hilaria
Patterson
St. Rustatis
Unity
White
Dublin
London Packet
Lys
Jerkey
Arriva'l
Dover
Darlington
Knernon
Domin'cas Fon
Co'eman
Jamaica
Seus
Ind
Deke
Manchester
Cafey
Lispon
St. Andero
Success
Clark
Ladians
Naples
Anfos
Subia
Lamb
Portsmouth
Artemisia
Sewelia
Elizabeth
Prouting
Barcelona
Corks
Bosphorus
Lion
Dominica
Rebecca
Royal Audience and Dispatches Amid Crises in St James
Reports from St James's detail a crowded court as foreign ladies arrive and monarchal homage is paid. Dispatches from Lord Germaine to Governor Shirley arrive aboard the John. Lord Cathcart, as commissioner, addresses the Assembly praising generals Howe and Howe and urging loyalty during the Canadian crisis.
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St. James's
Lord Germaine
Shirley
Dominica
John
Cxpc
Coleman
Canada
Quebec
Lord Howe
General Howe
Robertson
Hamilton
Claimants urged to send demands by June deadline
Individuals with any claims upon the Right Honorable Thomas Lord Montfort or his guard are required to submit accounts by the 8th of June. They may send to Met Chamberlayne and White in Gough-square London or to Mr. Raveston at West Wickham near Gorseheath Cambridge, or be excluded from provisions recently made for satisfaction.
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John Sink
Ockham Mails
Surry
Miller
Girrender
Guildhall
London
Rifton
Clifford’s Inn
Richard Snagg
Fleet Areet
Senar Attornies
Meirs
Welch and Son
Newgatereet
William Bifpham
Liverpool
Lancashire
Catter
George’s
William Roscoe
Robert Handiton
Leeds
Yorkshire
Old King's Arms
Thomas Bolland
Hull
Harecourt
Temple
Richard Harvey
Holbrooke
Derbyshire
Derby
Edward Langley
Shardlow
Chapman
John’ Hartley
Hound@itch
Mineries
Mercer
Atten
Guidwall
Illiam Daniel
Fairford
Gloucestershire
Ker
George Inn
William Thaéseray
Samuel Cambridge
Heap
Vidings
Cheadle
Stockport
Chester
Celim
Kers
The
Royal Wax
Mlanchester
John Lingard
Shermanbury
Vintners June Ag
Cuthihall
William Hyde
Hlywell-street
St. Clement Danes
Middlesex
Sulidhall
John Day
Bradford
Thomas
Mont.fort
Chamberlayne and White
Gough-square
Fleetsireer
Raverston
West Wickham
Gorseheath
Contract&t
Horseheath
Carbonells
Limberries
Borfers-Hall
Jacobs
Goodredge
Barnham
Barham
Fyneu
West-Wickham
Srretry- Hall
Yenold
West-Wickhem
Maron
Haute
Horseheath-Hall
Fitusre
Hosseheath
Bartlews
Shady Camps
Wethersfield
Mr. Lagden
Wbbington
Rowra Bridge
Cambridgehire
Eiher
Warren
Richerd Warren
Gelden
Wood-street
Theieftians
Fuller's
Farm to Let Near Ameédham Two Miles From London
A farm of 280 acres with arable land and buildings is offered to let. The property includes a good house, horses, cows, and convenient outbuildings, and lies about two miles from Amersham in Buckinghamshire. It is described as pleasant country with room for improvement, to commence from Michaelmas next for a terms. Inquiries may be made at Tane Field Court or with Messrs Boughey and Evereds for details.
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Epsom
Saker
Sasdina
Groves
Souch-Audreytreet
London
John Dunn
Thersay
Cross
Keys Inn
Bromley
Kent
Borough
Tun Srndge
George
Farmborough
Crown
Sevenoaks
Lewitham
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Ameédham
Barlarg Bien ~ Shire
Boughey
John Evereds
Amertham
Great Houghton
Northampton
Peacock
Bunhilltow
Moorhelds
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Iftan'g
London Gazette
Damask
Worshipful Company of Blacksmiths
Camberwell
Totton
Tower Hill
Peter Reilly
Sherrard-Street
Golden -Square
Riddiefex
Tam
Che
van Wid Baithiol
Eas Fuinat
Fervanc
Thomas Harley
Witham
Lincolnfiire
New Slenoid
Bankes
Fwickenham
Thames
Earl of Rigat
N.B
Potts
Bury-street
Hudson
Twickenham
St. Andes
Lown
Weil
Martin
Padfow
Town and Country
Kitely
Elfrida
Kitelys
Efrida
A. Hamilton
St. John’s Gate
G. Robinson
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