Court pages and notices from the London Gazette report royal court events
The item lists In the St Ildefonso and St James dates, court ranks, and a birthday celebration for the Infant of Spain. It notes naval promotions in the royal artillery, mourning orders for Princess Frederic Elizabeth, and diplomatic exchanges with the Empress Queen. It reports ship movements, arrivals of Gideon and Sarah transports, a Gambia incident, appointments at Plymouth yard, and Britsh titles. It also covers Newmarket races results, thefts, births marriages and deaths, bankruptcies, and the Adelphi Lottery details.
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Esterday
Spain
Gala
Prince Maflerano
Great Britain
St. Tames
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Corps of Engineers
Frederic Elizabeth
Prince Ferdinand of
Proffia
Eight Die At Sea Off Green Castle in Dublin News
From Londonerry a report states eight people sailed toward Green Castle about 76 miles away but crowded sails caused a sea entry that sank their boat. The other vessel heard cries but could not aid. In County Down a house near Banbridge and Gilford burned on Sunday night, with Thomas McCulloh’s family escaping but he severely burned during a failed attempt to save them after threats over a forced higher rent farm.
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Porte
House of Austria
Prussia
Warsaw
Kinganai Ss
Kiel
M. de Salderen
Denmark
Rendbourg
Paris
Vilaine
Gideon
Sarah
St. .Vincent’s
Plymouth
Gambia
Lords of the Admiralty
John, Jenner
Jope
Ware
Jenner
Frances Meadows
Duke of Kingston
Kingston
Mr. Panton
Euryalus
Mr. Brand
Don Carlos
D. Ancaster
Porfenna
Scawen
Alexis
Lord Clermont
Chaffinch
Lord Farnham
Flirt
Compton
Carlisle
Harlow
Essex
Newton
Thanford
Rotherhithe
Het Market
Bowstreet
Colneywatch
Tottenham
Finchley-common
Highgate
Rensington
KeNall-greag
Dublin
Londonderry
Green Castle
Thomas M‘culloh
Ballivally
Banbridge
Gilford
Stgelig
Outward-bound ships delayed then returned to harbor
Wind from the southwest hampers merchant movement as multiple outward-bound vessels from yesterday, including the Dutch East-Indiaman and several Dutch ships, are put back or remain in port. Arrivals at Dublin Yorke Malaga and other ports list ships from Chester, Liverpool, St Abe’s, Bordeaux and Lisbon with several vessels sailing for the river.
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Wind
S. W
Semsin
Fowler
Petersburgh
Williams
Riga
Gravesean
Providence
Fox
Ann
Mary
Paynes
Malprice
Rotterdam
Andrew
Harvey
Bilboa
Norway
John
Wigmore
Dunkirk
Dublin
Murray
Totty
Chester
Edwards
Liverpool
Yorke
James
Moore
St. Abe’s
Bible
Bourdeaux
Peter and
Padmore
Lisbon
Prince of Orange
Alien
St. Martin’s
Wilmington
Patterson
North Carolina
Malaga
Badger
Coward
Poole
Lilly
Exeter
Success
M‘nabb
Morris
Munster
Reed
Unity
Owens
Earl of
Royal review at Wimbledon and theater scene noted
London reports detail Saturday reviews with the 721st Foot abroad and quartering at Chatham. Duke of Gloucester attends the Alfred theatre spectacle with Lady Bridget L. amid crowd chatter. Letters mention Duke of Cumberland and Duchess traveling incognito to Italy as Count and Countess of Dublin. News from Nienburg and The Hague reference the Danish queen’s illness and the Empress of Russia’s intimations.
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London
Wimbledon-common
America
Chatham Barracks
Duke of Glouceter
Alfred
Theatre Royal
Mary-lane
Bridget L
Royal
Picardy
Duke of Cumberland
Italy
Dublin
Nienburgh
Denmark
the Hague
Vienna
Bankrupt Notices From Guildhall and Local Inns
November 2 to October 30 notices list bankrupts including James Boyes late of Chatham Kent woollen-dumper. Samuel Harford Milk-street London stationer. Robert Howard Westminster rower. Adam Krall Castle-court Budge-raw merchant. Caiee Dyer Exeter blacksmith. Caiee Dyer Shadwell Middlesex. Geoige Simpson Scaleby Curberland with certificates to be granted on or before October 30.
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Angel Inn
Kelvedon
Essex
James Boyes
Chatham
Kent
Guildhall
London
Samuel Harford
Milk-street
Robert Howard
St. James
Westminster
Middletes
Adam Krall
Castle-court
Budge-raw
Geoige Simpson
Scaleby
Scalebyy
Curberland
Lavor
Notice of Auction for Mares and Riding Gear in Lincolnshire
A gentleman from Derbyshire reportedly left Grantham on December 12 1772 with two mares two saddles two bridles and a mail pilli on. If the debt and costs due to William Crabtree are not paid by November 1773 the mares saddles bridles and mail pillion will be sold by auction at Crabtree's house to discharge the sums due.
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Mesirs
Adam's Offie
Robert-street
Adelphi
London Gazette
Derbyshire
William Crabtrve
George Inn
Grantham
Lincolnshire
William Crabtree
Juilly
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St. Ilpephonso
Serr
Lord Granard
Upper Brook-street
Theobald Johnson
Brompton
St. George’s Hanover-square
William Webb
Hanover-square
Miss Beefton
Merton
Surry
Offington
Edward Good
Gracechurch-street
Richard Good
Sydenham
Contelia Maria Oldenzeel
Jan Oldenzeel
Lisle
Halland
Jameson
Cumming
Bondstreet
Thomas Johnson
Cambridge
Amos
William Compton
Gainslaw
Berwick Upon Tweed
Berwick
Recorders
Gleuacester-street
Red-lion Square
Cotterwell
Royal Exchange
New- York
Richard Shuckburgh
Johnson
Eastham
William Cox
Ann Street
John Dames
King’s County
Petty-France
Morrison
Leicester
Cheapside
Beck
Mansion House
William Bolts
Harpur-street
Middlesex
Welch
Bull-head-court
Newgate- Street
John Ingham
Bearbinder-lane
Thomas Drake
Lamb's Buildings
Middle Temple
Mary Vaughan
Mary Ann Vaughan
St. George
Millener
John Sawel
Coppiccrow
Clerkenwell
Cooper
Rhodes
Clifford’s Inn
John Herkes
Ruffell-street
Drury-lane
Middlefine
Atrornes
Meir. Wyatt
Swithin
Py Seemee
His Majesty
Qth Regiment’ of Dragoons
Arundel
Sussex
John Griffin
Gloucester
Grenadier Guards
Horse-Guards
Angmering
Peter Watt
Chichester
James Peto
Sherborne Lane
Bath
General Post Office
J. Peto
Sherborn-lane
Colchester
Pyfleet
N.B
Billingsgate
Ito
Hertford
Bedford
Huntingdon
Northaaintons
Rutland
Nottingham
Derby
Stafford
Sale P
Mt Hereford
Worcester
Warwick
Wilts
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Suffilk
Norfolk
Lincoln
York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Chesthire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
St Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshirey
Waale
North Wales
South Wales
Scotland
William Cooke
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