Movements of Bosnian Chiefs Reported from Ragusa
Yesterday arrived the Mail from France with Ragusan intelligence dated the 1st of last month. Extraordinary motions among Bosnian chiefs are noted. A Tar tan and Pacha dispatch orders to Trebinje to convene a council on urgent matters, debated as either actions against enemies of the Porte or formation of a defensive league. The Porte distrusts the Scutari Pacha, who sent 3000 troops home after a failed expedition.
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Ragusa
Pacha
Agas
Treionich
Scutari
Maritime notices drift through wind and seas on March 17
Wind from the north east drove ships to safe harbor in the Downs that night. The Greenwich, Lock sailing for the South Sea found no ship in the Downs. Other vessels named include Gravepud, Mer cury from Sandland via Malaga, Guardian Craige from Naples, Greyhound Connor from Virginia, and Eagles Gunston from Dunkirk.
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South Sea
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Sandland
Malaga
Guardian
Craige
Naples
Greyhound
Connor
Virina
Eagles Gunston
Dunkirk
Royal Drawing room scenes and court notices in London
In London yesterday the Queen held a Drawing-room at St James's Palace with their Majesties the three elder Princesses and the Duke of Cumberland. A long list of foreign ministers and nobles attended, with ladies and countesses in waiting. The King later received Lord Dover. Sir Joshua Reynolds was restored to presidency of the Royal Academy. and various notices include naval loss, appointments, trials, marriages, and deaths.
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St. James's Palace
Duke of Cumberland
Richmond
Beaufort
Ancaster
Bolton
Glasgow
Cavan
Carlisle
Viscount Bayham
Joshua Reynalds
Royal Academy
Somersethouse
Poland
Diet
Gece
Denton
Earl Fitzwilliam
Roger Walker
Peterborough
Watkin Williams, Esq
Merionethshire
Denbighshire
Richard Myddelton
John Campbell
Cardigan
House of Commons
Pembrokeshire
Carmarthenshire
Haverford -West
Picures
France
West Indies
Madeira
Fonthill
Beckford
Wyatt
Court of Chancery
Bast-India House
Peter Douglas
Madras
Bengal
Angus M‘nab
Henry’ Dundas
Bombay
China
St. Patrick
Ireland
Vantittart Ralt-Indiaman
Lestock Wilson
Henry Wilson
Antelope Packet
Warley Indiaman
Guildhall
Staines
Belfont-lane
Anthony
Phararo
Stephen
Crown
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Thomas Jackson
John Beckett
Edward Allen
James Cain
William Smith
Henry Neale
John Browne
John Bensley
William Grant
Stafford
Edward Green
Jean Stokes
Daniel Hall
Smethwick
Joseph Waftell
J. Nicholls
William Boulton
Mr. Walker
Afton
William Bellofs
Sarai'Immina
Grafton
Bedfordhire
Finchley
Sheen
Tavistock-street
Carleton- Huftyate
Thirsk
James Coates
Ann Merrick
Lismore
Henry Gervais
Cashel
Bath
John Coghill
Coz- Hill-hall
Yorkshire
Knnzibridge
Devon
Ilbert
William Ilbert
Bowringseeigh
Lord Viscount Courtenay
William Read
Southampton County Gentlemen Nomination Addressed to Freeholders
The letter from William Heathcote and William Chute to the Gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Southampton announces their nomination for Parliament at the next general election. They express gratitude for County support and pledge to defend independence, constitutional principles, and national prosperity, insisting they will diligently represent local interests if chosen.
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Southampton
William Heathcote
William Chute
Miaidstone
Establishea
Mailstone
Edward Knatchbull
Election Address from Edward Knatchbull at Maidstone
Edward Knatchbull appeals for support from Maidstone electors in March 1790. He pledges constitutional fidelity, independence, and commitment to church interests while urging continued backing and votes on election day.
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