All Souls College Election Favors Deane and Nott
The election for All Souls College closed at nine this evening, supporting Mr Deane of Christ Church and Mr Nott, also of Christ Church, both graduates. Cambridge reports Rev Dr Pece resigning as Vice-Chancellor of Jesus College, with Rev Dr Craven elected to the post for the next year, while exams proceed for a university scholarship vacancy at Lord Craven's foundation.
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All Souls College
Deane
Nott
Christchurch
Ambridge
Pece
Jesus College
Craven
St. Jon’s College
William Batchelor
Wiliam Churchward
Caius College
John Heys
Trinity College
Ench Foundation
Lord Craven
Regius
Ship News From Nov 4 Archival List of Voyages
Shipping intelligence lists the Henty Nisalsytrong New York Drothers Smith from Operta Jefley Wiseman from Leghorn Jane Reays from Malaga Mercury Dale Buxton Worts from Algant Minerva Johnson from Glasgow Resolution Yarnton from Jamaica to Hull and London Cook from Liverpool to Ostend Several other vessels remain in the Downs including Ne meus frigate Kitty Fetter Paragon Nics Tron Darlington Swinbuss Britannia Fleming Ann and Mary Dangerfield Agtive Barfor Wynton Navigation for various destinations Gravesend Nov 3 passed by Sally Thorp from Petersburgh
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Deal
Henty
New-York
Drothers
Smith
Operta
Downs
Nemeus
Kitty
Fetter
Philadelphia
Paragon
Nicstron
New York
Darlington
Swinbuss
Dominica
Britannia
Fleming
Gibraltar
Ann and Mary
Dangerfield
Virginia
Agtive
Barfor
Newry
Navigation
Wynton
Corunna
Wds
Weopie
Gravesend
Sally
Thorp
Petersburgh
Dispatches From Madrid Signal Spain Peace Talks in 1798
A messenger from Madrid arrives at the Duke of Leeds's Office with a letter from Alleyne Fitzherbert announcing a convention to terminate disputes with Spain. The plan is for ministers to sign and exchange the convention on the 27th, with news reaching the Stock Exchange before eleven. The day ends with a Gazette Extraordinary announcing the development.
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Stock Exchange
London Gazette Extraordinary Dispatches From Madrid
Mr Dref fins, a royal messenger, arrived with letters from Alleyne Fitz-Herbert, reporting a convention to end disputes with Spain. The treaty was to be signed and exchanged by the ministers on October 27, as dated in Madrid, under the Catholic King.
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Alleyne, Fitzherbert
Spain
Ocober
Court de
Whitehall
Dreffins
Duke of Leeds
Alleyne Fitz-Herbert
Madrid
Count de Florida Blanca
Settlement terms open Northwest coast to all nations
The settlement terms are not fully disclosed but sources claim Spain concedes that the unsettled coast of the Northwest is open to all nations. Reports say the South Sea navigation is admitted within a precise limit of Spanish settled territories and that Spain yields all claims to Juan Fernandes Island.
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America
South Sea
Spain
Juan Fernandes
Royal Drawing Room at St James’s and London News
Yesterday one o clock the Majesties and Princesses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth arrived from Kew to St James's where a drawing room began at half past two. Presentations mirrored the levee on Wednesday with additions for Mrs Pitt and introductions by Lady Howe and others. Lord Mayor Elect and two new Sheriffs invited Cabinet Ministers to dine at Guildhall on Tuesday. Dispatches from Spain were reported to ministers and governors. Duke of York hosted breakfast for Coldstream Guards at Yorkhouse, expecting peaceable terms from Spain. Updates from the India House covered Bengal commands and ship news, plus arrivals in London from the London and Purser Eastabrooke. The Duchess of Kingston jewels were recovered and the Cumberland furniture valued to become the king’s property. A large fortune was given for houses on Edgware Road and ships from the Leeward Islands reached Falmouth. A sermon lecturer was chosen for St. Ann and Agnes parishes.
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Princesses Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Kew Palace
St. James’s
Pitt
Ireland
Lady Howe
Waldegrave
Luke of Leeds
Spain
Mr. Grenville
Admiralty
Earl Howe
Spithead
Royal
Duke of York
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Yorkhouse
Whitehall
Secretary of State
India-house
Richard Hardinge
Nathaniel Dance
Kent
Lord Camden
Bengal
London
Eastabrooke
India House
Downs
William Bedford
Bombay
Charlies Heem
Robert Moody
Bellas
Duke of Cumberland
Lodge
Windsor Great Park
Chridie
Zoool
Duchess of Kingston
Europe
Glaver
Continent
Campbell
Lord Carlisle
Edgware-road
Leeward Islands
Falmouth
Roebuck
Theaker
Malaga
East Dean
Marlin
Peterburgh
Public Revenue
J. P. Rofe
Trinity
Faulkner
Old Bailey
Tyler
Pyers Mortyn, Bart
Hyde Park
Haymarket
Black Horse Inn
Mary-la-bone
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
Gustavus Hamilton Spencer
Ann Frances Sutherland
John Curtis
Newgatestreet
Burnell
Gough-square
Fleetstreet
Curious FOREIGN WINES at lowest prices by Hibbs Wine Merchant
E Hibbs, wine merchant at Monument Yard, Trondon, sells foreign wines in regal quarts. Each dozen bottles is claimed to contain three gallons of wine, with imports truly stated and profits set for early payment. Remittances or town-house references expected. price cards available at the ware, 2447.
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E. Hibbs
Monument- Yard
Trondon
Hibbs
BRIFISH LIBRARY OFFERS NEW BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
Daily additions to the Brifish Library attract subscribers. Mr Bell aims to enrich the collection with popular books and pamphlets, offering reading access for one guinea yearly or two guineas for broader country access. Legal notices outline impending sale of freehold estates in Somerset and Surrey in five lots with printed particulars available from listed solicitors.
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Strand
Bell
Ersons
High Court
Chanc
Pone Eames
Eig
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
London
Giles Strangeways
Ely
Weton-Zoyland
Somerset
Stafford
Godalming
Bramley
Thorncomb
Street
Dunsfold
Coun
Surrey
Markwick
Monkton-Hoge
Theald
Jenkins
Jonets and Abbott
New-Inn
Carey Bayly
New- Inn
Pickstone
Hockley
Guildford
Boyer
Bridgewater
Frmes Weeks
Corn Street
Bristol
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