Admiralty notices and global intelligence from May 1790
Royal and naval notices disclose unemployed officers to report abode within six months or lose half pay, while Danish and Swedish actions unfold in Savolax and Baltic ports. Reports cover royal deaths, earthquakes near Jamaica, ship movements, and Channel fleet arrangements as Britain readies force for potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Admiralty
His Majesty
Pa. Stephens
Admiralty Office
England
Pu. Stephens
Stockholm
Robert Rosen
Rieiiaikosky
Suomenieri
Baron Ungern de Sternberg
Willikalédti
Munich
Highriess
Bavaria
Digee-Clement
Copenhagen
Prince of Denmark
Stefivick
Cheshire Militia
John Thomas Stanley
Ireland
Regiment of Foot
Thomas Cottelloe
Henderson
Mangold Wurzel Seed Sale At Clerkenwell House
London May 7 1790 ME Chamberlaine announces final parcel of fresh mangold wurzel seed from the Continent to be sold at vial prices. Sale at his house 29 Aylesbury Street Clerkenwell with discounts for larger quantities. Season runs March to end May. Purchasers of five pounds or more offered seed at seven shillings per pound, ten pounds or more at six shillings. Sale aims to reduce stock before future offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martindale
Wiliam Parker Martindale
Gainsburgh
Lincolnshire
Mercers, Drapers, and Copartners
Surreder
White-hatt Nd
Wilfem Birnard
Gainburgh
Allen
Furnival’s An
London
Vane Brooks
Drury Lane
Middlesex
Pingerbreadbaker
Guildhall
Bland
Fleek-street
George Ryder
Woohvich
Kent
Jane
Guilshall
Fairbank
Ely-piece
John Stevens
Blue-boar-yard
King-street
St. Margaret
Westminer
Londo
Montagu
Nassau Street
Soho
Ragland Naffen
White Lion Street
St. James
Clerkenwell
Queen’s Court
St. George's Fields
Subry
Lindon
Otter
Helbarn
James Tifa
Torleytreet
Southwark
Twive
Old Fewry
John Baguley
Fleet-street
Hatter and Hotier
Furie
Samuel Anderforl
Fenchureh-street
Watchandler
Arthur Downes
Laclane
Robert Collins the Elder
Willian Colins
Hackney
Carpenters and Partners
John Martyn
Rupert
Henry Gooch
Garletton
Suffak
Chapman
Great Yarmouth
William Odgers
Falmouth
Cornwall
Mercer and Draper
King’s-arms
Ohn Terfington
Danthorpe
Holderness
Yorkshire
George Isy
Kingsten von Hul
Thomas Bolas
The
Temple
John Robson
Guilisall
Thomas Garnet
Tate
Oxford-road
William Hillier
Broad Sc
Give
Chamberlaine
Continent
Aylesbury
Sereety Clerkenwell
Monument to Mr Howard Proposed by London Subscribers
London coffee house May 10 1798 A general meeting of subscribers resolved to erect a monument to the memory of Mr Howard appoint a committee of thirty one with five empowered to act and named members including Alderman Boydell Sir F C Burbury and John Reynolds An advertisement to invite subscriptions and public support was ordered and funds to be collected at several banks and offices with Joan Boydell as chairman
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London
Duke of Clarence
Buckingham-house
St. James’s Palace
Plymouth
England
Prince of Wales
Lord Hood
Admiral Barrington
West Indies
Lords of the Admiralty
Admiralty Board
Chatham
Channel
Lord Howe
Hope
Hotham
John Jervis
Leveson Gower
Illustrious
Edgar
Dommett
Pringle
Princess Royal
Hyde Parker
Brunswick
Sinclair
Cyclops
India House
Company
Sulivan
Robert Peuney
Canton
Lord Macartney
Wycombe
Rockingham
Nottingham
St. Helena
Earl of Mansfield
Marquis of
Hebe
Winterton
Bombay
Ponsborne
Cape Comerim
Vestal
India
William Hamilton
David Seton
Yetterday
General Post Office
Jamaica
Halifax
Banins
Falmouth
Lord Heathfield
Gibraltar
Cock of the Rock
John Farrel
Thomas Cratkett
David Boswell
Henry Brown
Fortunatus O’warris
M.D. Custes
Parish of
St. George
Edward Maxwell
William Mowart
Copley Hall
Samuel Crookshanks Baillie
John Buchanan
War-office
Blue Mountains
Stockholm
Baron d’Armfeldt
Hafterko
d’Qtter
St. Famed’s
Guildhall
City of
Middlesex
Richard Sayer
Richard Crawshay
Tyler
Richard Robinson
William Hanson
Charles Jackson
James Chantners
John Crutchfield
Richard Carr Glyn
Thomas Cadell
Philip Pyndar
Alderman Peckham
Clarkson Palmer
Bridge
London Bridge
Blackheath
Mr. Ross
Madrass
Reid
Holborn
Sampson Wright
Howardian
London Coffee
Howard
T Haward
Alderman Boydell
Thomas Bowdler
F.C. Burbury
John Call
Willian Chapman
Alderman Curtis John English Dolben
Josiah Durnford
Magens Dorrien
William Drake
Lott
Mr. Howard
Nichols
R. F. Arid W. Gefling
Fleet-street
Mildred
Mattersman
Walker
White Hart Court
Graces Church-Street
Bangstons
Towgoods
Amory
Clement’s- Laney Meffis
Barifom
Morland
Hammersley
Pall-Mall
Derriens
Mello
Martiny
Finchlane
Pybugs Call
and. Co
New Bond-street
Shakespeare “Gallery
PallaMatl
Dre Lettrom
Basinghall Street
Gerforth
Raper
Clough
Swann
Bankers
York
Nitholy Red Ldonaflage
Fleet Street
Joan Boydell
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