London Gazette army officer promotions and envoys noted
The compilation records numerous promotions to lieutenant colonel major captain and other ranks across regiments including 97th 77th and 1st Foot Guards with names such as Francis Richmond Humphreys William Fawcett and Norman Macleod. It also notes M Rosenzcrantz delivering credentials as envoy extraordinary from Copenhagen and a royal birthday celebration at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakegayt
Edward Morgan
Worcester
Petersourgh
Otober
M. Rozencrantz
Copenhagen
Cdurt
Hmis Mijesty
Francis Richmond Humphreys
William Fawcett
Ireland
Robert Donkin
Norman Macleod
James Balfour
Alexander Campbell
Francis B’oyly
Foot Guards
William Crobbie
James Duff
Kavit Fost
Henry Phipps
Grice Blankeney
14Th Dragoons
Paulus Miliu’ Irving
John Satally
Nd Eyre
George Harris
Richard Wyfe
Dragoon Guards
Wiliam Keard
Cathearty
Shaties Tate
Wein ‘Thomas
Kingtimil Evans
Colin
Cippbell
Banastre Terleton
Sir Hew Dalrymple
Knt
Gordon Forbes
Yath Foots
Vane En Gordon
28Th Foot
Ohn Floyd
Dragoons
Oliver de Laney
17Th Dragoons
Ae Graves Simede
Bert
John Hodeoyd
James Henry Crag
Foot
Fathe Carlonels
Alexander Hart
Hugh Maginnis
John Money
John Kay
Thomas Murray
Drnes Campbell
Henry Lysaght
George Churchill
Power Trench
Fenty Poyigem Gardner
George With
Bankruptcy notices and legal schedules in London and Manchester
A long list of bankrupts and trustees appears with dates set for Dec and Jan at Guildhall in London and various inns in Manchester and surrounding towns. Entries cover John Jackson Snow-hill London, James Cutten and Edward Everett partnership, and others with agents listed. final dividends noted for several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackon
Snow-bill
London
Hater
Furrender
Jangyatten
Guildhall
Atwrney
Furley
Ames Cutten
Edward Everett
Uohgacre
Middlesex
Kee
Northiumberland-freet
Strand
Henry Hoyley
the. Fores
Roffindae
Langashire
Chapman
Jane
Megob Kay
Haffingdon
Lancashire
Assornies
James Wright
Haflingdon
Mell
Parte
Haverworth
Chancery-lane
Britannia Inn
Manchieters
Pugh
Manchester
William Griffin
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Woolstapler
Blackhorse Inn
John Matthew Lister
Mansfield
Nottingham
Mercer
Swan
Manfeld
William Dunstan
Bull's-head
Benjamin Jameson
Thomas Tildefrey
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Swan Inn
High-street
Joseph Ruft
St. Catharine's
Joseph Whitesidey
Holborn-bridge
Destruction at Sea as Elephant Tears Mainmast to Pieces
PORTSMOUTH reports last night the 74 gun ship Elephant commanded by Capt C Thompson shattered its mainmast head after a bolt of lightning struck the iron hoop, wrecking the mast and sides while pumps were damaged. no injuries occurred. A nearby Valiant, 74 guns, under the Duke of Clarence, entered harbor at noon amid heavy rain as crowds gathered to see the royal visitor in naval display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portmouth
Elephant
C. Thompson
Valiant
Duke of Clarence
Ships in the Downs and Gravesend Arrivals
Cal Nov 22 reports vessels arriving and sailing for the River Potowmack Planter Buchansan Wingate Thetis Hope Nathaniel remain in the Downs Hebe Mills for Dublin Wind W5 Passed by Swan Ports mouth Eleanor foam Africa Nevin Lord Donnegal from Belfast and Jamaica respectively
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Cal
Potowmack
Buchansan
Maryland
Wingate
Charles Town
Thetis
Vickerman
Leghorn
Hope
Hulbert
St. Michael’s
Nathaniel
Palmer
Streights
Downs
Hebe
Mills
Dublin
Gravesend
Swan
Reed
Portsmouth
Cox
Brothers
Hyndman
Virginia
Eleanor
Magruder
Foam
Africa
Nevin
Jamaica
Lord Donnegal
M’roberts
Belfast
King’s hunt and royal movements reported yesterday
Yesterday morning the King hunted near Salt-hill and Maidenhead-thicket, a four hour chase, with the Earls of Chesterfield and Beaulieu and two equerries. Letters from the three princes to Windsor Lodge report good health. The Prince of Wales met with the Duke of Norfolk at Carleton-house, then dined with the Duke of York at York-House. Marquis of Stafford remains ill after a recent fall. Captain Morro of the Houghton received a valued plate from officers for leadership and safe transport of troops from Madras to Bengal.
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Salt-hill
Maidenhead-thicket
Chesterfield
Beaulieu
St. James’s
Windsor Lodge
Royal
Prince of Wales
Duke of Norfolk
Carleton-house
Duke of York
York-House
Whitehall
Marquis of Stafford
Morro
India
Madras
Bengal
Blundstone's Hotel in Falmouth opens with extensive facilities
An 18th century notice proclaims Blundstone's Hotel at the center of Falmouth completed with a grand Ball Room, seven dining rooms, a coffee room, a billiard room, and twenty seven bed rooms. It promises wines of top quality and every comfort, acknowledges travelers' past inconveniences, and appeals for continued patronage to build a permanent reputation while noting a stable harbor view and carriage access to Exeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blundstone
Falmouth
Hate'ems
Cooo
N. B
Exeter
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Edward Handfield
Ohn Blake
Seehited McAlleter
Robert Irving
Ames Wiseman
Ohn Smith
Wiliam Browne
Ohn Baird
Obert
Wil. Winchester
Wilhage Ramfly
Robert Bennett
Haugh Dixon
William Harris
John Barker
Pe Pérryn
Reduricle
Gornwalliss
Ir Henry Murr
Gustaves Belford
Royal Regiment Horse Guards
Jesper Farmer
On Simpson
George Petrie
Rice Price
Samuel Steele
William A .» Romer
Bots
Adam Hay
W Andrew Rass
James Campbell
Harry Ditmas
John Rose
Obs Wilson
Edmund Buckley
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Clothier
Paris
England
France
National Assembly
Court of Law
Ceuta
Miers
Lisbon
Cadiz
Algesiras
Mogadore
Sallee
Berne
Switzerland
Geneva
Gulliver
Laputa
St. Cecilia
Rajice
Stationers Hall
Saaliger
Sol. Cach
Harwood
Artot
Professon
Cambridge
Disney Ffythe
Finchley Common
Coney Hatch
D. Ffytche
D. Ffyrche
Barnet
St. Bride’s Church
B. Tidswell
Ledward Stanley
Glencestershire
John Hobhron
Wigan
Richard Walmsley
Kennington
Surrey
John Phillips
Country News
Ship-News
Fountain Tavern
Sarum
Davy
Arey
Rigi
Prigé
S.ooo
Wilkie’s
St. Paul's Church-yard
Bedford
Loador
Cambridgeshire
Holborn
Thomas Smith
Shady-Camps
Haverhill
Suffolk
Frimley
Willey
Basingstone
Bagshott
Fargham
Alton
Alresford
Winchester
Benjamin Nichols
Namie
Farnham
George the Third
Terpecuaveiy
William Shotter
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