Army promotions and appointments in 1790 mainland postings
The notice lists multiple military promotions and by purchase appointments across the 66th and 77th Regiments of Foot, plus changes in the Ordnance and Royal Artillery. It records officers moving from half-pay, invalided, or promoted, with dates in March 1790, and notes a Dutch/European war context and related dispatches. Also mentions arrivals by mail, exchange rates, and political updates including Parliament and public notices. It closes with a Southampton County canvass letter from Heathcote and Chute announcing their bid for Parliament in May 1790.
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66Th Regiment of Foot
Henry Long
Purchase
Richard Harvey
Ditto
Thoms
Mottam
Richard Chapman
Thosas Trotter
W. O. Haddleston
Beary Rogers
Thomas Trager
Lodeviclk
Hamilton
Henry Rogers
Joseph:Maclean
James Hand
Ferris
James R. la Rive
Shipping arrivals and naval movements at Deal and Gravesend
Ships and tenders report from Deal on March 13 to 15 with winds NNW and NNE. Vessels including the Admiral Sir Edward Hughes and Planter bound for Jamaica and Virginia pass the Downs. Gravesend sees arrivals from Seville Newry Cork and Lisbon with Wilful and Chance among others.
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Deal
Wind N.N.W
Edward Hughes
Anderson
India
William and Mary
Dodds
Jamaica
Planter
Arthur
Virginia
Lewis
Newfoundland
Downs
Wind N.N. E
Warmony
Mortimer
Tenerife
Francis
Eliza
Stark
Antigua
Graves
Necker retirement rumors debunked in Paris decree
The report of M. Necker’s retirement is false. In his memorial he denies thoughts of leaving his post and asserts he would not desert the ship in danger. The Corporation of Paris has offered 200,000,000 livres for ecclesiastical estates in Paris to maintain national credit amid an influential declarations drive. 10,000 residents in Paris have declared property in line with the Assembly decree.
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M. Necker
Corporation of
Paris
Meeting of Freeholders to oppose Tobacco Exile
In Middlesex a group of respectable freeholders call a general meeting at the Mermaid in Hackney on Friday next the ninth to consider extending last acts against tobacco excuses and to join in an application to Parliament for repeal. William Newaliam and Thomas Baker named as organizers.
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Southampton
William Heathcote
William Chute
Middlesex
Mermaid
Hackney
Pwelbe WiElock
William Newaian
Thomas Baker
Maidstone
Maidsiane
Edward Knatchbull
Kent County Gentlemen and Nobles Convene in Assembly
The list records attendees of a Kent County gathering including Charles Duke of Richmond Henry Duke of Northumberland George Duke of Montagu Jacob Earl of Radnor Lord Hagthfield Hon. Charles Marsham Granville Penn Joshua Smith and others. Samuel More serves as secretary for the stewards.
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Duke of Richmond H. D
Northumberland
George Duke of
Montagu
Jacob P. Earl of
Radnor
Lord
Hagthfield
Charles Marsham
Earl of Fite
Granville Penn
Joshua Smith
Joan English Dolber
Ichard Crawshay
John Wilkinson
Orde
Edward Hooper
Owen S. Brereton
H. Mackworth
James Davison
William Dolben
Watkin Lewes
Kate Ards
George Collier
Barte
Willam Blake
Clarke Woodbine
Samuel Rogers
Thomas Sheldon
John Baynes
The
Stewards
Samuel More
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Wiltshire
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Leadenhall-street
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Shobdon Court
Edward Brandon
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Mr. Monkton
William Jones
Aliasilliam Jehnich
Stephen Raymond
Job Self
Honingdon Alitet
John Dahiel
Clonmel
Ireland
G. Cockburn
Fifth Dragoons
Riall
Leinsterhouse
Dublin
Augusta Fitzgerald
Duke of Leinster
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Portman-square
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London
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William Penterrick
Malden
Essex
Staple Inn
Holborn
William Emes
Bath
Somersetshire
Moreshead
Fenchurch Streets
Blandford
King’s-bench
Temple
William Bennett
Albemarle-street
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James Finch
Brentwood
Esfex
Marston
Effex
Hore
Inner Temple
John Morton
Liverpool
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Fursender
Rose Tavern
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John Stanley Smart
Pleasy
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Charles Chriftie
Dean-street
Soho
Davia and Ayrton
Tom
William Rockliffy
Kingston Upon Hull
Marchig
White-North Wavern
William Day
Vicarlane
Hull
John Barlow
Oxford-treet
St. Marylebone
Middleser
Guildhal Y London
Kiteman
Newman-street
Oxford-street
John Button
Crooked-lane
John Beecher
Lawrence-Pountney Lane
Toerchant
Henry Wakford
Rickmersworth
Hertfordshire
Whapman
Clever
Charles Seymour Pearson
Robert Portus
Mincinglane
City of
George Lomas
Dowgate-hill
William Boynton
Upper Seyaour-streely Portman Square
James Eastwood
Porrea
Hants
William Barker
Blackburn
Lancashire
Francis Streaton
Basinghall Street
Taylor
Winchester
J. R. Smith
G. Morland
King-street
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Campionz
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Grattonaff
Wubing
McG
Lansie and
Lemington
Edinburgh
County of
Kent
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
Adelphi
Electia
Ocera
Lieven
Fesenvon
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Lord Romney
Erirare
HAT Capital
Bocking
William
Peter Good
Fos Fudher
John Addisony
Willis Oliver
Ioneer
Sudbury
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