Military Commissions and Ship Movements Report
Frew the London Gazette notes commissions in Wiltshire and East York Militias with officers promoted and new majors captains lieutenants. The royal ships under sail from St Helens route to Plymouth report crews, with Admiral Hood’s flag struck on the Royal Sovereign and regiments disembarking as marines.
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Wiltshire
George Herbert
Thomas Pechell
John Hungerford Penruddocke
Bsg
John Lewis Hicks
York
Edmund Garforth
Matthew Boynton
Bellingham Graham, Esq
Warton Pennyman Berry
Ralph Rowntree
Ships for troop transport favored by countermanding orders
Plymouth on November 14 reports that the Africa of 64 guns and the Charon and Severn of 44 each are the only ships in port not yet countermanded, implying they will be preferred for transporting troops to or from foreign service. A Cambridge guardship signaled on the Admiral Graves on Friday.
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Spithead
Portmouth
St. Helen’s Rd
Ound
Plymouth
N. E
Royal Sovereign
Capt
W. Domett
Prince
J. Rogers
Sir T. Bayard
Kat
Gibraltar
G. B. Westcott
Bombay Castle
J.T. Duckworth
A. Dickson
Carnatic
J. Ford
Egmont
C. Hope
Swiftsyre
J. Wallace
Nassau
A. Sutherland
Lowestoffe
R. Stopford
Sir Alexander Hood
Africa
Severn
Cambridge
Admiral Graves
Dublin
London
Express
Wilkie
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Shipping Update in Downs and Gravesend Ports
Deal November 15 details vessels DiGater Nemess and Willink, steward remain for Rotterdam. wind northeast strong. Gravesend November 15 logs Reinholt Ohlers from Hamburg Duke of Richmond Falconer from Petersburgh and Friendship Boxer from Gottenburgh pass.
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S&s
Deal
Downs
His
DiGater
Nemess
Willink
Rotterdam
Gravesend
Reinholt
Ohlers
Himburgh
Duke of Richmond
Falconer
Petersburgh
Friendship
Boxer
Gottenburgh
Royal gossip and shipping wrecks from London society
In London yesterday the Duke of York visited the Earl of Orford at Houghton Norfolk while Earl Howe met the Minister in Downing Street. Admiral Barrington and Sir Alexander Hood arrived from Portsmouth. Warnings include ships wrecked on Goodwin Sands and the Baltick voyage Jeune Antoine lost with cargo. The King’s Bench ordered costs taxation by plaintiffs, and assaults on Custom-house officers resulted in Newgate sentences.
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London
Duke of York
Clermont Hall
Earl of Orford
Houghton
Norfolk
Earl Howe
Downingtreet
Admiral Barrington
Sir Alexander Hood
Portsmouth
Lower Austria
Vienna
Marchioness of
Rockingham
Uxbridge
Duchess of Rutland
Hyde Park
Prince Gustaff Adolph
Dahl
Gefle
Alicant
Goodwin Sands
Jeune Antoine
Nazerand
Peterburgh
Belfast
Lady
Court of King’s Bench
Kaa
King’s Bench
Abraham Abrahams
Michael Nailer
Philips
Abrahams
Nailer
Newgate
Iis Holman
Thomas Murray
Guildhall
Prices of bread stay steady as Lord Mayor sets market rate
The Lord Mayor in the Justice Room ordered bread prices to remain the same while the Corn Market saw wheat dearer than last week. Reports from Newfoundland vessels claim successful catches, with Captain Wood of the brig Unity reporting 75,000 ced caught by five crew. Clerks and officials shift with resignations and new appointments in the Navy and Excise, as the press notes social clubs, air and water views, and a rash of petty thefts and fires at local factories. Obits note several notable deaths and marriages occur at the Savoy Chapel and Milford.
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Newfoundland
Wood
Unity
P. A. Curzon
Stafford Regiment
Lord Scarsdale
Sneyd
Admiralty
D. A. Hemsworth
Commissioners of Excise
John Buck
Esj
Rotherham
City of
Chester
Cheapside
White-Conduit-house
M‘gillows
Alpholstery
Oxford Road
Savoy Chapel
Mrr. Wright
Cranbourn-street
Hannam
The
Savoy
Milford
Richard Meyler
Lyming
Jarrett
John Jarrett
Me Osborne
Bread-street-hill
Stock Exchange
Hibbs's Orange Shrubs for Punch and Shrubs
Hibbs advertises Hibbs’s Orange Shrubs for punch and cordial, noting its perfection, worldwide shipping, and anti scorbic properties from Seville oranges. It appeals to nobility, navy and army members on long voyages, with two gallons minimum orders and careful payment terms. Prices listed at the Ware, card prices available.
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Hibbs
Monument-yard
London
Notice of assorted trades and postings from 18th century ads
A collage of old notices proclaims Lea Bs leaving to sell rich fabrics for court wear, a vacancy for a pupil at the Inner Temple, a gentleman seeking town improvement, sundry sales and rent offers, and masons and diggers for the Leeds and Liverpool Canal project. Details include addresses around Tabernacle Row and Halifax with plans for an aqueduct road bridge and seven occupation bridges, plus tools and conditions for bidders.
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James Carruthers
Milk-street
Cheapside
London
Guildhall
Attornes
W. Herne
Paternofter-row
Thomas Crockart
St. John
Wapping
Middlesex
Dealer and Chapman
Willey
Basinghall-street
John Hammerton
Little Shire-lane
St. Clement Danes
Holt and Barber
Palsgrave-place
Temple-bar
Willian Heel
Great Bolton
Lanceshire
William Hardman
Little Bolton
Meif
Carpenter and Harris
Southwark
George Bottle
Bath
Somersetshire
Dealer
Chapman
Teveny
Greyhound and Strakespeare
Richard Bowther
Bathe
Benjamin Willis
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Davies
Little St. Helen’s
Bithopsgate-street
Reuben Buckner
Rumsey
Harts
Bull’s-head
Market-place
Manchester
Jones
Edge
Inner Temple
Joseph Hofe
Borouzh
Surry
Iwan’s Mercer
Reynolds
Swithin’s- Jane
Thomas Thompson
Blackman-street
Baker and Mealman
Lesdots Attornies
Meir
Necld
Bushy
Norfolk-Street
Strand
Lovelafy
Taber matle-Row
Cigy Road
Coln
Lancashire
Leeds and Liverpool
Follbridge
Gill Church
Whitsworth
Red-Lion
A3 20 16 Sale Item Appears on List
A fragment notes sale items including A3 20 16 and another listing. Details are unclear but the entry mentions items available on sale. No further names or places are readable in the text.
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