Court at St James's appoints India commissioners and nobles sworn
The London Gazette reports on March 3 1790 at St James's Court proceedings. Privy Council members are sworn in. King names William Wyndham Grenville Pitt Dundas Lord Mulgrave Campbell and Dudley Ryder as Commissioners for Indian Affairs. Appointments and licences for various officials and consuls are announced. Vienna intelligence notes the Emperor Joseph II's death and Arch Duchess Elizabeth's delivery. Military promotions and regimental purchases follow in March 1790.
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Manifesto of Brabant Declaration Amid City Turmoil
From Brussels report dated February 25 1790 the declaration of the People of Brabant is posted in many places and asserts sovereignty in the name of the People while Brussels hosts armed oaths and volunteer companies. Namur notes Belgick troops flooding the area with hundreds of officers and workers busy at fortifications paying high wages.
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Sermon Lifts Public Charity by Single Man's Effort
Dublin March 2 Mr Kirwan's sermon at St Anns church last Sunday raised 4621 along with a late St Peters contribution, totaling a sum from public charity over a few days. The effort is praised as exercising sovereign influence over the human heart for three years, noted as extraordinary in history.
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Ship New Deal Moves and Sloops Sail for Various Ports
Brief shipping notice records that on March 5 the Neptune and several sloops sailed to Bolton, Carleton, Jamaica, and Halifax while the Wasp remained in the Downs. The Wind was northeast. On March 6 the Amelia and Shield sailed for Janeiro while another unnamed vessel came down the Ear, with aims toward the River.
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Shield
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Royal progress and cabinet news from London and Dublin
London reports detail the royal visit from Buckingham House to St James's Chapel Royal with sermon by the Bishop of Hereford and noble attendance. Cabinet meetings at Duke of Leeds's office, Delawarr and Grenville figures named. Dublin Irish Lottery bids noted. numerous prize draws and local court notices, with Bankrupts and creditors list.
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Wanted living or chaplainship in the Army at the Chanter Coffee-house
A listing seeks immediate presentation for a Living or a Chaplainship in the Army. The meeting is set at the Bar of the Chanter Coffee-house with a deca meter designation. The Living must not be under two hundred per annum.
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