Royal army officers listed in London Gazette notice
A June 26 transition list from the London Gazette at Kew records appointments in the King’s and Princess of Wales’s Dragoon Guards and Foot Guards. Coronet Henry Fox and others are named with new Lieutenants and Captains. the notice also lists staff roles, colonels, aides, and a long roster of officers across regiments and positions. Also includes shipping arrivals and port movements with multiple vessels and destinations in June.
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War Office
King’s Reg
Dragoon Guards
Henry Fox
Prince of Wales's Reg
Henry Strangweye
Willian Smith
Queen’s Reg
Dragoons
Ingram Ball
William John Egerton
Arth Reg
John Popple
Frank Moore
Aft
Foot Guards
Thomas Glynn
Coldstream Reg
Thomas Slaughter
Boscawen
3D Reg
Foot
Guards
Arthur Owen
Charles Horneck
George Watkins
Enfien
King's Own Reg
David Hamilton
Forbes Champaigne
Maurice Cane
William Cotton
William Romer
Hugh Buchan
Robert Robiston
Robert Farquhar
William Duncan
John Fryer
68Th Reg
Ranald M'Kenzie
Thomas Clarke
Coldfremm
Joseph Collns
67Th Reg
Minsren
John Stuart
Gd Reg. Foot Guards
Thomas Noerthey
S. Independent Company of Invalids
Desi
S.S.W
New-York
Ravesend
Donkives
Paul Simith
Madeira
Sally
Beckman
New York
Africa
Betsey
Morgan
Bristol
Oporto
Jetherel
Johnson
Govenor Wright
Providence
M‘donald
Hercules
Nattle
Philadelphia
Success
Clarke
London
Lisbon
Diana
Cobb
Polly
Roach
Catherine
Elizabeth
Galahar
New- York
Whitehaven
Badger
Wilson
Wright, Hall
South Carolina
Betsey, Hood
Dominica
Ruffin
Baxter
Court and drawing room at St James's for the king
A London report notes a royal reception at St James's after a Portsmouth visit. The king viewed new fortifications, spoke to crowds, and warned guards to keep bayonets safe. Events include a royal baptism at Gloucester House and a survey of ships in Plymouth.
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St. James’s
Portsmouth
Landport
Earl of Sandwich
Portmouth
Plymouth
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Dublin
India
Rupert Monckton
East-India Company
India-house
Marquis of Rockingham
Fustice Nares
Baron Eyre
Berkshire
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Gloucester City
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Worcestershire
Worcester
City of
John Fielding
St. James’s Clerkenwell
St. John’s
T. James’s
Court of Arches
London
Court of
Norfollk Street
Strand
Sir John Fielding
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Neas
Watcr
Armstrong
Knightsbridge
William Williams
Newgate
Williams
Deattree
Leadenhall-street
Colonel Cox
Duke of Gloucester
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Dering
Cheapside
Rose Hatley
Bethnal Green
Charles Hales
Horbury
Stanlake
Bengal
Hugh Smith
Hackney
William Burrow
Queen’shead
Pater-nofter-rew
Little St. Helen’s
Maria Stapleton
William Brooke
Guildhall
Henry Adams
Mark
Attersies
Raincock and
Bolton
Elizabeth Wilmot
Ann Wilmot
Spigsher
Birminghm
Warwickshire
Milleners
Copartners
Golden-cross
Bromsgrove
Worcestershie
Brettell
Stourbridge
Themas Hays
Maldon
Essex
Blue Boar Inn
John Mitchell
Mays
William Watts
Upper Thames-street
Cooper J
Arthur Edwards
Blackman-street
Southwark
Surry Cheesemonger
Henry Maon
Callington
Cornwall
Tanner
New Inn
Finan Divinond
Thomas Cater
Haymarket
Middlesex
Hofier
Toyman
Thomas Taylor
Grange Road
Surry
John Tekel
Bisley
Gloucesterthirt
Clothier
Cleves
St. Gilen’s
Middle
Falesaoman
William Hughes
Denbigh
William Galliers
Chapel-street
Panerify Middlesex
Wiliam North
Gutter Lang
Impartial dispatches note Russian victory and Turkish woes
Letters from Vienna report the Russian grand army gaining another triumph over the Turks and pressing peace terms from the Empress. Cossack forces move toward Constantinople while Suffaroff’s forces capture Turtukatz, with heavy Turkish losses. The Slerwick Holstein dispute ends with transfers between Copenhagen and Petersburg and British Hanoverian exchanges, uniting Elbe and Weser control. Corfu reports earthquake damage to a third of the city and African coasts, Tetuan and Tangier suffer destruction. Ali Bey seizes Damascus and Aleppo marching toward Cairo, with news expected from Egypt. the Hague notes Stadtholder’s return after provincial tours.
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Sur Laff
Holland
Lower Elée
Vienna
Translavania
Rufsia
Constantinople
Suffaroff
Turtukatz
Petersburgh
Copenhagen
Slerwick
Prussia
Holstein
Oldenburgh
Delmenhorst
Africa
Tetuan
Tangier
Leghorn
Alexandria
Egypt
Ali-Bey
Damascus
Aleppo
Cairo
Hague
Fune
Prince Stadtholder
Ship News: June Wind Delays Several Vessels
Wind from the west slowed a Jamaica bound ship Friendship commanded by Dunn and a Newnham bound vessel Friends Goodwil. Liberty with Griffiths sailed to Nublin, Supply Lion to Porimouth, and the India Pilot Boyce accompanied the fleet.
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Dunn
Jamaica
Liberty
Griffiths
Nublin
Goodwil
Newnham
Lion
Porimouth
India
Boyce
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