Emperors, Guards Promotions, and Bankruptcies Reported
From the London Gazette June 7 to June 9 1790 military promotions in the Life Guards and Horse Grenadier Guards and various com missions in Ireland and England. Admirals, captains, lieutenants, and ensigns shift by purchase or retirement as lists and dates are published. Bankruptcy notices announce schedules and meetings for several merchants innkeepers and tradesmen across Yorkshire London and Bristol with dates at Cross keys Inn Kingston upon Hull Guildhall and other venues.
News from Flanders and Patriot mobilization near Namur
A report from May and June recounts ice on the Nerva breaking after 157 days, detachments marching toward Mareyck, and Bilfen and Munsterbilfen surrendering. Courtray residents mobilize, volunteers assemble at the town house, and 50 men per company depart for Namur. The States introduce the Staat-Recht to improve discipline in the army.
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Flanders
Peterbourgh
May's
Nerva
Tongres
Bilfen
Munsterbilfen
Mareyck
Laufels
Courtrai
Mos
Namur
Ships Pass in Downs From Jamaica Grenada and More
On June 7 ships including Nine Sisters Phillips from Grenada Alfred Delamere from Jamaica Tyson Skelton from St Kitts remained in the Downs with Scipio Aftrea Cockatrice and Diligence. Scout and Wasp sailed for Portsmouth. Gravesend June 7 reports Foothill Seward Britannia Renwick Charlotte Ruddock Eleanor Magroda Rashleigh Wyat Ann Cockburn Dominick passing by.
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Deal
Wind N. W
Nine Sisters
Phillips
Grenada
Alfred
Delamere
Jamaica
Tyson
Charlotte
Ruddock
Eleanor
Magroda
Maryland
Rashleigh
Wyat
Halifax
Ann, Cockburn
Lisbon
New-York
Dominick
Pitt and Parliament Dispatches and Navy Movements
After Parliament rose, Mr Pitt sent a messenger from Downing Street with letters to the King at Windsor Lodge. Lord Gower departed from Portland Place for Calais, and Bengal Fort St George and Bombay dispatches were sent from the East India House aboard the Swallow packet from Portsmouth. The New Governor of Fort St George Sir Charles Oakley and others join the voyage. A reversionary grant to the Earl of Auckland’s son was signed for a Tellers of the Exchequer post. The Westminster Hall assembly drew a large female attendance. A Guildhall Aldermen court elected Watermen rulers and appointed an assistant clerk, and bread prices were fixed. The gaol at Newgate was reviewed and a city solicitor ordered to defend James Lodge in a breach case. The Court adjourned near four.
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Mr. Pitt
Downing-street
Windor-Lodge
Lord Gower
Portland Place
Bower
Calais
Bengal
Fort St. George
Bombay
East India House
Portsmouth
Charles Oakley
John Huddleston
William Frederick Eliot Eden
Lord Auckland
Westminster-hall
Guildhall
William Henry Whittell
William Curtis
Benjamin Hammett
Newgate
Thomas Whittell
James’ Lodge
Broad-street
Epigrams by Rev Fr Blackourne M A Late Archdeacon
Lycipas to Prudencia exhorts Lycidas to descend from flights of nature and use passions and vices to balance virtues. The poem argues that pursuits of virtue require moderation of passions, warning that vices can drive virtue if unchecked.
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Fr. Blackourne
Cleveland
Whitbread gives up seat to relative for Bedford town
In a political shift Mr Whitbread relinquishes his intended officer position to a relative for Bedford county and will reoccupy a seat in a new Parliament representing the town. War Office orders new infantry corps to be raised under Major-General S Townshend. Estate of the late Earl Pomfret at Sunbury sold for 12,000 pounds. The Betsey Brown sails from Savannah to Grenada and is lost on Barbuda. crew saved. The Fancy from Guernsey to Virginia runs aground near Cape Henry with fears of loss. Rev Mr Ash appointed His Majesty's Physician to survey the Elenitals in foreign countries, replacing Dr Ratcliffe. Monday brings one week further respite at Newgate for Sophia Girton awaiting death for coining. Marriages: James Hull to Margaret Bonny. Alexander Marjoribanks to Katherine Laurie. Died: Henry Browne, uncle to the Marchioness of Buckingham. Mrs Floyer. Mrs Thomas. In India Lieut Celvill Learmont of the 75th dies. 159 of his regiment ill from climate.
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Whitbread
Bedford
War Office
S.townshend
Earl of Pomfret
Sunbury
Christie
Betsey, Brown
Savannan
Grenada
Barbuda
Fancy
Guernsey
Virginia
Gape Henry
Mr. Ash
Ratcliffe
Newgate
Sophia Girton
Poulton
County of
Lancaster
James Hull
Margaret Bonny
Wm. Bonny
Liverpool
Edinburgh
Alexander Marjoribanks
Marjoribanks
Katherine Laurie
Gilbert Laurie
Polmont
Dublin
Henry Browne
Marchioness of
Buckingham
O’donnell
Brompton
Floyer
Peter Floyer
Chingfield
Berks
Thomas
Samuel Hill
Suffolk-street
India
Celvill Learmont
Shrubs for Punch by E. Hress London
Gentlemen of the Navy and Army are assured these Shrubs are invaluable for stores. Made from Seville oranges and fine rums and brandies, they mix hot or cold with water. Absurdly specific claim against sins and disorders from long voyages, two gallons minimum, Rum Shrub or Brandy Shrub, at low prices.
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Navy
Army
E. Hress
Monument-yard
London
Local Sports Update Briefed In Sparse Lines
A compact item notes scores and team standings with minimal readable details. Key figures include 16 6 7 6 and 15 5 10 6, indicating point totals or yearly marks, but full context is missing from the fragment.
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London Gazette
Str. James’s
Uinti
Windsor
Tangiers
Rith
Sidi Mahomet
Morocco
Salé
Rabat
Mary el Zezid
Rf Regiment of Life Guards
Charles M. B. Walton
Horse Grenadier Guerds
George Warne
Laco
Horse Grenadier Guards
George Warde
1St Regiment of Life Guards
Purchase
Charles Burton
Ditto
Robert Knight
S6th Regiment of Foot
James Fenton
58Th Regiment
John Lloyd
Wth Regiment of Foot
Wiliam Sinclair Wemyss
John Brown
South Regiment
Juba Moore Knightor
Jub WidJetodube
William Elford
Williame Salberton
Ireland
Ath Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Hugh Moore
18Th Foot
Cat’, Exchanzee
13Th Regiment of Foot
Lauiere, Sradthaw
Nee Manck
Robert Berkerville
Sth Regiment of Foot
Wiliam Hill
Watkins
Henry Watkins
Grantham
6Th Regiment of Foot
Edmund Bowyer
Vereker
16Th Foot
16Th Regiment of Foot
Birkenhead Gregg
Boyd
Foot Guards
Wm. Atherton
John
G6th Regiment of Foot
Edmund John Glynn
Foot
Fyebes
Itto
Thomas Reed
William Atkinson the Younger
Shipton
Eat
Yorkshire
Beast Rubber
Cross-keys Inn
Kingston Upon Hull
Atcoruics
Meff
Lockwood
Duesbury
Beverley
James Cutler
Goole
Corfaétor
Red-lion
Thorne
Yokshire
N.y
Mr. Berriman
John Long
Basinghall Street
Gulfhall
Atternix
Meif
Winter and Kaye
Richard Pro@er
Litle Buckhill
Bucks
Richard Turttt
Britto
the George
Castle-street
Bristol
William Medley
Upper Tames-street
William Good
Peter Good
Bucking
Essex
Trage
Queen’s Head Inn
Simuel Kilby
Broadstreet
St. Giles
Middlesex
Thomas Wilson
Bradford
Meyer
White Lion
Charles Dare
Cripplegate Buildings
City of London
William Chapman
John Charman
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Chapmen
Copartners
White Hart
Newcasle Upon Tyre
Robert Collns the Elder
William Collins
Hackney
Carpenters and Partners
Thomas Suilth
Manchester
Lancashire
Lia Scott
Lower Swan
James Brickell
Shaftessbury
Dorsetshire
Whitehart Inn
Ladisbury
Wilts
Charles Emmett
George Gibson
Abberford
Samuel Knowles
Garton
Christopher Tomlinson
London-road
St. George'sfields
Surry
Virtualler
James Hunter Gray
Braham Lodge
Lycipas
Prudentia
Pruventia
Harles Rymer
New Street
Covent Garden
Black
Florentirgs
St. Thomas
James Allen
St. Thomas’s Street
Brisol
Perons
Messrs
Osborne and Leager
Rilig
James Walker
Frog-Lane
St. Peter
Droitwich
Roberts and Baker
Bewdiry
His Majesty
Brece
Arodene R
W. P
Mra Alpert'sy-Nurseryman
Hackney Road
Shoreditch
Blackpool
Preston
Bancashire
Lane-End’s Inn
Ohn Hudson
Abore Inn
N. B
Innholders. Co
George-Inry
Dytky
Toy
Tooting
Surrey
Mark Bell
Woodham
Bell
John Harding
Drayton
Hales
Salap
Moff
Dicken
Weer
Bales
N.B
Bocking
Braintree
Yarmouth
Sudbury
Bury
Norwich
John. Tabor
Jonah Reeve
John Addison
Suffolk
Hi Lynam
Steandy
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