LONDON GAZETTE ITEMS AND 1790S NOTICES
Heavy mixture of royal proclamations, consular appointments, militia commissions, and bankruptcy notices. Mentions James Maury United States consul at Liverpool, rev James Thompson to Balbriggan parish, surname change for Clephane Maclean, and various Hampshire militia enlists. Also reports Madrid earthquake damage and Portsmouth garrison moves.
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Digby
Clement Cottrell Dormer
Whitehail
James Maury
United States of America
Liverpool
James Thompson
Balbiaclellan
Kircudbright
Nathaniel M‘kie
William Douglas Clephane
Carflogie
Fife
College of Arms
Dublin Castle
His Majesty’s Park
Royal Square
Madrid
Oran
Oxford scholar earns civil law degree at All Souls
In Oxford on Thursday Thomas Milles of All Souls College was admitted to the degree of Donor in Civil Law after serving as Grand Compounder the same day he was admitted to Matter of Arts. Portsmouth reports peace news prompting orders to halt ship fittings and dockyard activities, disrupting equipment at gan wharf and related stores.
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Thomas Milles
ALL Souls College
Vincent Hinton Biscoe
Portsmouth
St. John’s Church
Southwark
Oakley
Woolitapler
Miss Smith
Wapping
Chrift
Renie
Great Surrey-freet
Mills M’inroth
Burrow’s
Blackfriars-road
Whitchurch
Philip Bromhall
Elizabeth Chesters
Mr. Bromhall
Hemfaworth
West Riding of
Yorkshire
John Gage
Bury
Sir Thomas Gage
Bart
Church of Rome
Bayfield
Robert Bayfield
Antingham
Northwaltham
England
Brompton
Kenneth Mackenzie
Edinburgh
J. Noel
Steeple Afton
Brazea -Nofe College
Shipping News From The Downs And Atlantic Passages
Fragmentary ship news item noting vessels including the Scorpion sloop, Minerva, and others with destinations such as Jamaica, Gibraltar, Dominica, and Honduras. Mentions weather wind directions and sailings, with several names and ports indiscernible in the damaged text.
Convention With Spain Arrives For Review At Leeds
London Gazette Extraordinary reports that Alleyne Fitz-Herbert delivered the convention signed at Escurial on October 28 last by Fitzherbert for his Majesty and Count de Florida Bianc for Spain. The document aims to terminate differences with the Catholic King and was sent by royal messenger to the Duke of Leeds, Principal Secretary of State for foreign affairs.
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Alleyne Fitz- Herbert
Spain
Duke of Leeds
Windsor Royal Family Attends Service and Mourning Update
Yesterday the King, Queen, Princesses, and attendants attended divine service at St George's Chapel Windsor then moved to the Queen's Lodge. They wore mourning for the late Duke of Cumberland and for Prince Henry of Prussia, which continues to Thursday. The Princess Augusta, born that day, was kept at Windsor with guests for supper and a concert in the evening. Royal updates include the Prince of Wales arriving at Carleton House from Newmarket, news of a Jamaica gale via the Tankerville packet, and detailed weather observations. The London militia, dockyard orders, and various public notices are also noted in this dense report.
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Cochran
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Holland
Edmonstone
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Blackwall
Spain
Lord Eardley
Canada
Norway
Gregory
Sherif Macauley
Thomas Willis
Willis
Fermyn-Street
Female Pursuit or Stop Her Who Can at Covinr Gardins
A last Saturday night performance presented a comic abridgment of Mober s Gil Blas titled The Female Pursuit or Stop Her Who Can. The play, taken from Trom-thé well, preserves key scenes and adds incidents to heighten drama and humor. It dramatizes Adrora de Guzmant and Don Lewis de Pacheco with humor around a misread love, footman intrigues, and disguises.
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Gil Blas
Kidown Tory
Adrora de Guzmant
Don Lewis de Pacheco
Gil Bias
Adrora
Don Lewis
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