Petersburgh and London Gazette Summary
From the London Gazette recounts audience with Esterday Count Cobenzel as ambassador from Hungary and Bohemia and Baron de la Turbie as envoy from Saraiia. Also lists multiple Royal Ordnance promotions at the Arsenal, a series of bankruptcies and final dividends in London and Birmingham, and notices of marriages and deaths with local and provincial details. Included are military appointments, harbor provisions, and international updates on Morocco, Breda, and the Prince of Orange.
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Esterday
Cobenzel
Hungary
Bohemia
Fat
Baron de la Turbie
Saraiia
Ireland
George Smith
Ludgate Street
Ruthin
Richard Hill
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Chain Inn
Bull-Creet
John Lowe
Camphill
Thomas Summerland
Deverend
Goo
Larender
Samphill
Joh Parker
Shackleton
Wadlworth
Catish
Halifax
Yorkshire
Talbot
William Hopton
Chalford
Gloucestershire
Bull-street
Ohn Mitchell
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Guildhall
London
James Margetson
Church-court
Clement's Lane
Lon- Yom
Richard Clarke
Lovelane
Aldermanbury
Ames Grant
Coleman-street
Gulihall
City of London
Peter Grant
Jamaica
Guilldhall
Moses Gould
Josiah Gould
Alstonefield
Staffordshire
Drovers
George Fox
Richard Hanns
Warwickhire
Billingbear Park
Sellow
Pitt
University of Cambridge
Earl of Hardwicke
Gibraltar
Morocco
Tetuan
Count de Maillebois
Prince of Orange
Great Britain
Prussia
Gladova
Archibald Cockburn
Edinburgh
Court of Exchequer
David Stewart Moncrieff
John Pringle
Alex. Abercrombieig
Shandwir
Tait
Scotland
Cockburn
Deal May 17 Wind W.S. W. In Downs Murky Day
Yesterday failed his Majesty's ship Direcor and Wasp sloop. Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships Rofe and Aftrea. Cockatrice cutter. Lord Wal singham East-Indiaman. Diligence pilot.
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Deal
W.S. W
Direcor
Downs
Lord Walsingham
Prince of Wales meets dukes and cabinet in London
The Prince of Wales held audiences with the Dukes of Portland and Queensberry and others, hosted a ranch dinner for friends, and a Cabinet Council at Whitehall sat until four o'clock. The Royal Chase season closed Saturday with a successful deer drive in Ahh-Wood.
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London
Prince of Wales
Dukes of Portland
Queensberry
Lord ‘Clermont
Lord Southampton
Sheridan
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London Gazette
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
John Quale
Robert Lock
Ysieutenrant
George Lewis
Griffith _ Williams
Philip Martin
Thomas Paterson
Phillip Martin
John Macleod
James Miller
Millan Egerton
George A. Wood
Firs
Christopher Myers
Furerfede
Richard Dickenson
Lievenant
Lodovick Hamilton
Reynolds
Harris
O'Riley
Gallini
Shab
Tower-hill
Henry Webster
Fleet-street
Milescourt
Wincanton
County of
Somerset
Joseph Lockwood
Bencroft
Joseph Bencroft
Wisbech
Peter I
Isle of Ely
William Dunn
Chatteris
M. Hutcheson
Company of
Royal Military Artificers
Jersey
Ohn Smith
Nantwich
Chester
Christopher Teesdale
College Streety Wertwuinster
Devonshire
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Exeter
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Kingdon
East-Bedford
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Bristol
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Jamies Alien
St.Thowas
Steet
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Millar
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St.Paul’s Churchyard
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Pleadilly
Newcastle
Lyme
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Thomas Fletcher
Southampton
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Gainsburgh
Lincolnshire
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Birton
John Smith
George Inn
Luton
Bedford
George
J. Lesley
Dunit Ble
Warborn
Lymington
Joshua Mauger
Charles St. Barbe
England
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J. Philips
George-yard
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Nisbet
Negrozs
James Hardis
Magdalen Celisgey Oxford
Burwathyars
Sussex
Prine
J- Johnson
St. Paul’s
Beards
Englard
Richard Pulteney
T. Cadell
Strand
Odlavo
Flanders
Germany
Italy
France
A. Walker
J. Reaction
Bond-street
J. Johnson
St. Puls Churchyard
Earl of Chatham
The
Admiralty
Thomas Trotter
Royal Medical Society
Royal Physical and
His Majesty’s Navy
Ovids
Bew
Paternofter-row
Gétave
West
Iscours&s
Jacob Duche
Court Church
Sc. Peter's
Philadelephing
Fermaie
Lambeth
Surrey
George the Second
Robert Beatson
Great Britain and Ireland
J. Strahan
Mr. Strahan