London Gazette Summaries of Weather Damage and Honors
Darspen reports a disastrous thunderstorm in Bohemia and Saxony causing widespread destruction from Reichenbach to Neustadt and Leipzig area. Lightning damaged goods and army baggage in Reichenbach. The King awarded Robert Gunning and Henry Hastings orders of merit and heraldry roles. Patrick Tonyn named Captain General and Governor of East Florida. Royal Navy line of battle at Spithead detailed with ships positioned five miles apart.
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Voigtland
Reichenbach
Bohemia
Saxony
Neustadt
Rochlitz
Leipzig
St. Famers
Fung
Patrick’ Tonyn
East Florida
America
James Grant
Grand Dublin Castle entertainment and Turkish-Russian reports
A report from Dublin notes a grand entertainment at the Castle on the 4th with about 1100 guests hosted by the Lord Lieutenant. Extracts from Temeswar describe renewed hostilities between Turks and Ruffians, including a siege near Silistria and the loss of several Turkish and Russian officers. The King orders ships from various ports permitted to disembark with health guarantees if no cotton wool is aboard and proper oaths are taken. Further items include a murder in Buckinghamshire, church appointments, births, marriages, deaths, and bankruptcy notices across London and other counties.
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Dublin
Temeswar
Silistria
Vitorious
Weissman
Aga
Weisfman
Hamburgh
Bremen
Flanders
Dantzick
Royal and Ducal
Prussia
Pomerania
Samogitia
Courland
Livonia
Archangel
Petersbourg
Narva
Riza
Russia
Richard Holt
Bierton
Aylesbury
County of Bucks
Eton School
Cane
6Th Regiment of Foot
Forrester
West Indies
Col. Robinson
Regiment of Foot
Leighton
Henshaw
Ranger
Jones
Louth
Great Carlton
Castle- Carlton
County of
Lincoln
Hudson
Pares
Leicester
Arrivals and sailings at ports from North Carolina to Bristol
A historic ship list notes arrivals at several ports including Maryland Elizabeth from London Bristol Mercury from Jamaica Jamaica William Lorain from Bristol Nightingale from Africa and others. Vessels depart and sail toward rivers and destinations such as Dublin Beghorn and Portsmouth with crews listed for ships like Orpheus and Sally Towns end.
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Wind W
S W
Hope
Adams
North Carolina
Hero
Wit Es
Lisbon
Brown
Bristol
Abella
Ranedall
Dublin
William
Jefferys
Dolly
Fincherer
Liverpool
Resis
Incia
Boyce
Swift
Zante
Sally
Townsend
Ourat
S.W
Orpheus
W4igroops
Diana
Miln
India
Pitot
Sante
Guavrsenn
Noble
Anntice
Beghorn
Maryland
Elizabeth
Christie
London
Mecury
Freud
Jamaica
Lorain
Sullivan
Oporto
Cicely
Hanson
Cowes
Friendship
Carter
South Carolina
Henrietta Packet
Baftable
Cork
Bates
Barbadoes
Butcomb
Phillips
Keefé
Waterford
Grace
Chambers
New-York
Restoration
Thomas
Portsmouth
Henry Dawkins
Henderson
Royal visit plans and delays at Portsmouth
Friday's bill delaying banker liability and clerks’ breach of trust faced postponement for a month. A St James's court and drawing-room occurred with King present, Queen absent from town. King to arrive at Portsmouth Tuesday the 22d, escorted by Elliot's dragoons and a royal guard. He will dine on Barfleur with Admirals, Captains, and state officials. The Board of Admiralty will host during the three days the Royal Ensign flies. The Barfleur banquet contractor is set at 400-1, and the Queen will not join the royal excursion. Marines from Portsmouth are ordered to repair thither.
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St. James’s
Kew
Portsmouth
Elliot
Magefy
Pye
Barfleur
Spithead
Ing
Board of Admiralty
Division of Marines
Turnpike and hospital notices mix 18th century items
The Governors of Christ's Hospital London announce a committee meeting on Wednesday 76th of Fane instant at ten to receive proposals for tythes of Stoke Mandeville parish for seven years from Lady-day 1773. A general meeting of Turnpike Trustees for the Tunbridge Wells to Ringlee Cross road is set for July 7 at the Cross inn Rotherfield to discuss amendments and new trustees. Stolen horses reported from Ashborn fair Derbyshire with two men a woman and a boy detained in Derby gaol. owner urged to contact John Chatterton for details.
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John Browne
Island of
Nevis
Tadies
Richmond
City of London
Hdr Jaly
Aernoun
Guildhall
Abrahams
Fore
Joseph Vaux
Cornhill
London
Haberdafbers
Guildhal
Lucas
New Inn
Ifinc Mallortie
Hammersmith
Middlesex
Hendon
Gray
Temple
Philip Osborne
Ross
Herefordthirs
King’s Hed
John Holder
Benjamin Baker
John Baptiste Darwin
Woodstreet
Attour
David Haywood
St. Andrew
Holborn
Thomas Rowe
James Daniel
Portsmouth
Southampton
Merchants and Partners
Vine Tavern
Oyster-fleet
Christ’s Hospital
Stoke - Mandeville
Aylesbury
Buckingham
Tunbridge-Wells
Kent
Ringlefe Cross
Uckfield
Sussex
Thomas Malilen
Rotherfield
Ashborn Fair
Derbyshire
Derby
John Chatterton
Athborn
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