London Gazette May 3 1790 Notices and appointments abroad
London Gazette reports various appointments and diplomatic audiences including Alexander Bell named Professor of Oriental Languages at Aberdeen University. Also shows envoys in Gloucestershire Audiences, Dublin Governor appointments, and Vatican style ceremonies. War Office promotions and commissions across regiments listed with transfers and purchases. Also notes European military postures and possible conflict developments in Vienna Berlin and surrounding regions.
War Department Inquiries After Couriers Arrive From Frontiers
Report notes April 10 Wearfain and an April 10 sat arrival of two couriers from Holland and Flanders. Following their arrival, the Department of War held two assemblies and lengthy conferences to determine comments.
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Earthquake Reported Near Islip and Oxford in May Morning
At about three o'clock Wednesday morning divers from Islip Oddington and nearby villages were alarmed by a flight shock of an earthquake. The tremor was also said to have been felt near Oxford.
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Shipping Move in The Downs and River Trade
On April 30 in Deal wind and sails brought the Windover from Jamaica Ardeer Wifen from St Kitts Recovery Cooch from Waterford and Jupiter Brown from Newry into the Downs remaining as before. May 1 deals with Wind SE descending from Hibernia Thomas to Waterford and outward-bound sailing with the same ships Royal George Attrea Sloops Barracquia and Cockatrice cutters.
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Royal morning service at Windsor and notable royal gentry gathering
Yesterday the King, Queen, and Princesses attended divine service at Windsor private chapel, followed by a walk through the castle apartments to Queen's Lodge. Friday a large dinner at Lord Rawdon's in St James's Place included the Prince of Wales and several nobles. A report of Hungary’s ambassador leaving Berlin is denied, while Spanish seizure of British fur traders vessels at King George’s Sound prompts government action. Warship incidents, pay allocations, and local school election details are noted amid varied notices including a village school board renewal order.
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Trial of a Tradesman for Sending a Vile Letter
A London court heard that a trader wrote a vile letter in a moment of anger and expressed willingness to make full confessions. Lord Kenyon urged justice to proceed, noting the letter’s impact on the Lord Mayor and public order.
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Parliamentary Reform Meeting Endorses County by County Reform Plan
A Friday April gathering at the Crown and Anchor tavern in the Strand sees John Ingram Lockhart preside as chair over resolutions urging general parliamentary reform. The group supports forming committees to promote associations, examine election duration, vote registration, and poll methods while praising Henry Flood and Captain Lofft for efforts to revive reform.
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