Empress Queen to visit Presburg as Austrian leaders travel
Vienna April 19 reports Imperial Majesty set out for Croatia and to receive the Empress Queen at Presburg with the Archduchess, while the Duke of Saxe-Teschen plans to depart for the visit in a few days. War Office announces promotions in Guards and Dragoons, several captains lieutenants and adjutants listed.
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Croatia
Saxe-Teschen
Presburgh
War Office
Horse-Grenadier Guards
Thomas Ryves
Francis Drouly
Coerd
Horse Grenadier Guards
Charles Walton
Wiliam Skyring
Tseg
Dragoon Guards
Alex
Earl
Fewlter Johnson
Richard Burton
John Trotter
Baneftier Tarleton
Cornet
Toth Reg. Dragoons
Gydreg
Foot
Benj
Bernard
John Wilkinson
John Enys
36Th
Foat
Wril
Wilkinton
Robert Hazard
47Th
Paslus Zmiliss Irving
Robert Douglas
S6th
William Walsh
James Shalwo Douglas
S2d
Thomas Randall
Elias Terrett
James Webb
8Th Regiment of Foot
North America
Arrivals and Departures Across Ports in May Trade List
Destinations and ships arriving or sailing listed with ports including St Kitts London Liverpool Cowes Dover Jamaica and Oporto. Vessels include General Payne Adaens Nancy Williams and Philipps with crews from St Kitts Jamaica and Liverpool among others.
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N. W
Paes
Payne
Adaenrs
St. Kirr's
Nancy
Williams
Baltic
Scott
Carolina
Draper
Murray
Dublin
Philipps
Maitland
Georgia
Swift
Lante
Gaavesenn
Mars
Pa'Ted
Ann
Pasterson
Hamburgh
We'ton
Miller
Kirby - Hall
George
Oporto
Little Archy
Anderson
South Carolina
Ozfar
Currie
Jamaica
Goodwill
Kiinkert
Amsterdam
Endraughts
Carlos
Raymers
Embden
Young Hannah
Newbolt
Groningen
St. Kiet’s
London
Liverpool
Barclay
Cox
Philadelphia
Salty
Collinsor
Dominica
Brothers
South-Carolina
Cowes
Portland
Pitt
Dover
Diana
Cobb
New Trimmer
Wella
Lisbop
Mount Holy
Carr
Philadelphine Tigif
Richard
Mabb
Bremen
Sarah
Rootterdam
Robert
Tony
Brasthaw
Watfos
Londown Intelligence on Boston Encampment and War Preparations
A London letter reports General Gage advancing plans to encamp about four quarters from Boston with at least twenty two regiments and ships’ contingents for reinforcement. It notes Virginia already acting with roughly twelve thousand men and mentions a Spanish 70 gun warship seizing Jamaica vessels for Havana. A squadron of eight ships rides west for three months to train crews, while Brittany regiments are diverted to Brest for voyage to the West Indies.
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Paris
Barty i
Verfeiltes
de Lucienne
Pont Aux Dames
Arpajon
Gaintorain
Conchansmogte
Kermowapd
Mediterranean
Algerines
Algiers
Canary
South Carolina
Eagle
Faltnath
Gosport
Chaifley
Petersburg
Czarina
Guildhall
St. George’s Fields
Strand
Cluk
Lambeth
Kens
Nennington
Common
Southmarks
Saifburycourt
Clinch
Hoxton
Londown
Gage
Bosten
Virginia
Jamaica
San Fernando
Havannah
Britany
France
To be Let in Carmanhen County at Furnival's Inn Holborn
To be let as a furnished or unfurnished gentleman's house with coach-house tables and gardens near the turnpike road between two nickers in Carmanhen county with or without 34 acres of hay and pasture. Terms by Mr Jones at Furnival's Inn Holborn or Mr Bold at Brecon South Wales.
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Hopkins
Bishop Gate
Hampstead
Highgate
Hat Road
Qld Bailey
Richard Walthall
Christopher Alderson
John Story
Christopher Aldérson
Mesfis
Darrien and Co
London
de Goth
Guildhall
Newgate
Old Bailey
William. Cleveland
Paddington
May Lewis
Lewis
Brook ‘Ageet
Grosvenor-sqeare
Bretford
Yorkshire
John Marriot
Darfeld
Gaythorn
Nottingham
Tho. Pentycross
S J. Mary’s
Wallingford
Berks
Bridge Ward
Sheriff Hart
Yeterday
Blackmore-street
John Preston
Tegpene
Starrge the Martyr
Greflesteety Bachbene
Mrack Lyont
Sanday
Battessea
William Monk
Tys
Thomas Rogers
Fallabonr
Layhaden
Pempbrokethire
Negron
Radbuxton
Pembrokeshire
St.Mary le Bone
Middlesex
Middlesex, Corn-Facter 5, To Surrender May G, At Ten, 20, At Folr
Jane
Gye
Guildshall
Londons
Constable
Abchurch
Janey Richard Garfield
Hensington
Oxfordhire
Éartier
de Bear Jant
Woodstock
Oxfordshire
Mile Saimuel Churchill
Deedington
Daye
Gilbert Wayne
White Horse
Henry Kock
Samuel Gheen
Liverpool
Lancashire
Golden-dion
Dale-Street
Liver
John Grey
Alemouth
Northumberland
Atten
Black Bull Inn
Newarthe
John Bean
Alexander Fraser
Wandswort Surry
Callico-Printers
Galdhall
Robert Paul
Great Ellingham
Norfolk
Rose Tavern
St. Michael
Plea
Norwich
Samuel Akers
Uttoxeter
Staffordhire
the Crown Inc
Burton Upon Trent
John Conner
Chipping Barnet
Hertfordshire
Dealer and Chapman
Carmanhen
Belett
Jones
Furnival’s Inn
Holborn
Bold
Brecon
South-Wealess
Warmshy
Khown
Melton-Mowbhry
Leicester
Nestate
Asforddy- Grillion
Old-Datby
Thorp-Satchvill
Melton
London Gazette announces Museum Lottery terms and prizes
The London Gazette notice from the Museum Lottery Office invites venture ers and guardians to order tickets via secretary Jasper Jay. It promises prompt ticket delivery, prize payments at the Bank of England one month after the drawing, and 199 major prizes plus 12,000 small prizes. Tickets will be registered and drawn results provided by the Commissioners.
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London Gazette
Museum Lottery Office
London
Apira
Aid Lottery
Netice
Enfeld
Jasper Jay
N. B
Bank of ‘Enel -Od
England
Scotland
Wales
Cox
Bank of England
Sohard
Aesel
Thal
Peglents
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Leadnhall Freet
Leeds
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Croyr
Lucern
Saintain
Croyer
Amerigan
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Codge-house
York-street
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