Crown Gazette 1790 Court Appointments and Bankrupt List
May 28 1790 postings include Privy Council promotion for Earl Gower, baronetcy for Cha Oakeley, and multiple judicial and magistrate appointments in Scotland and England. Also notices officers from Corps of Royal Engineers, Cornwall Militia commissions, and a lengthy Returns of Corn and Grain with prices, plus bankruptcy filings for several London and Leeds tradesmen and creditors dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Granville Leveson Earl Gower
Whitebil
Kingdom of Great Britain
Cha. Oakeley
Shrewsbury
Archibald Cockbern
Scotland
David Stewart Moncrieffe
James Wyllie
Brechain
George Buchan Hepburn
Admiralty Court of
Archibald Cockburn
John Pringle
Edinburgh
Wiliam Tait
Sherif
Stirling
Clackmannan
James Grant
Commissariat of
Inverness
Duncan Grant
Vba Castle
E. Cooke
Rever Regiment of Artillery
John Smith
Francis Downman
Henry Hutton
James Hunter
William Cuppage
Stephen P. Adye
John Harding
Robert E. H. Rogers
Willam P. Smith
Ralph. Wilson
Fir Liewenant Flower M. Sprowle
William P. Smith
Thomas Chariton
Flower M. Sprowle
Thomas Seward
Thomas Hare
John Arbuthnot
James Concannon
John H. Yorke
Francis M.keith
Edward ©. Woodward
Ralph W. Adge
Edward C. Woodward
Francis Laye
William Hroughton
Edmund Lemoine
Henry W. Parish
Bailey Willington
John Reid
John Rogers
George B. Fisher
European dispatches report troop movements and promotions
May 1 notes from Holland and Flanders, Constantinople report the Divan's orders to repair losses and send troops to Viddir. May 8 in Moravia Marquis Botta d Ar dorno is raised to Field Marshal and Major-General Penzzenstein to Lieutenant Field Marshal. Berlin May 11 notes Austrian ambassador remaining briefly as Hungary’s king sends no pacific proposals. Army expected to march by the ninth with 11 200 horses to be supplied earlier.
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Holland
Flanders
Constantinople
Viddir
Vienna
Moravia
Botta d’Ardorno
Penzzenstein
Berlin
Hungary
Rgth
Remains of Rev Thomas Warton Interred at Trinity College
Remains of the late Rev Thomas Warton were interred in the Ante-Chapel of Trinity College near Dr Huddesford with the Vice-Chancellor and other heads of colleges attending. A buried body parts and a girdle buckle were found in the grave during digging but no date or personage could be concluded.
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Oxford
Thomas Warton
Trinity College
Huddesford
Chester
Windy May Eleven Sails Near South Seas
Deal logs show ships Kert and Peale setting sail for the South Sea on May 28 under a north easterly wind, with the Mary listed but details unclear.
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Deal
Wind N. E
Kert
Peale
South Sea
Mary
Ships Remain in the Downs with Several Arrivals
Africa. Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ship Aftrea and Diligence pilot. May 219. Wind South. Gravesind May 28. Passed by the Nancy Thornhill from Malaga with two Brothers Castle and Antonetta Daubrel from Norway Friends Brown from Guernsey John and Thomas Cook from Charleston and Peter and Jacobus Vanderpius from Rotterdam.
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Africa
Downs
Deal
Wind S
Gravesind
Nancy
Thornhill
Malaga
Castle
Antonetta
Daubrel
Norway
Brown
Guernsey
John
Thomas
Cook
Charleston
Peter
Jacobus
Vanderpius
Rotterdam
Royal London notices and public affairs summary
London society and government updates from Buckingham Palace to Whitehall. Royal anniversaries and levee plans mark the week, with a cabinet council at Duke of Leeds’s Whitehall office and a note on the Montagu succession. Also reported are naval movements, tax receipts, public revenue totals, and local court proceedings.
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Buckingham-house
St. James’s
Windsor Lodge
Charles the Second
Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Exchequer
Ordnance
Admiralty
Buckingham Homse
Marquis of
Buckingham
Duke of Montagu
Horne
Norwich
William Buller
Ekxeter
Canterbury
Earl of
Admiral van Kinsbergen
Thomas Nugent
Lord Sydney
Portsmouth
Goddard, Foxan
China
Ile of Wight
Cowes-road
Spithead
Savage
Barbadoes
van Treflong
Gibraltar
Bombay-Castle
Orion
Plymouth
Lowestoffe
Isabella
Matthews
Bilboa
Madam Mara
Rev. W. Gooper
Clarehall
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Alexandra Parlona
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Office of Ordnance
William Slade Gully
Elias Lang
Andrew Quicke
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Soho
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