London Gazette Summary of 1790 Notices and Dispatches
From the London Gazette a report covers Polish Envoy Bulgakow arriving in Constantinople, news of a Russian fleet victory in the Black Sea, a Brunswick prince levee in The Hague, and various 1790 insolvency dividends and notices in Leicestershire and other British towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onsieur de Bulgakow
Constantinople
Russia
Fienna
Bender
Pachaw
Black Sea
Brunswick
Prince Stadtholder’s
Corps Diplomatique
States General
Leicestershire Regiment of Militia
John Coopers
John Shakethaft
Catenton-street
London
Edward Pierce
Westbury
Wilts
Erivener
Bristol
Richard Hilditch
Newnham
Surry
Guildhall
James Bazley
William Bazley
Hatter
Rummer
Lancaster
William Hopkinsor
George Smith
Tows
Nottingham
Curriers
Blackmoor’s Head
William Pratt
Wantage
Berks
Scrivenet
Cross Lin
Oxford
George Pears
High-street
Surrey Metter
George Lewis Kohn
London-street
James Langdile the
James, Langdale the
Northallerta
Yorkshire
Nicholas Phipps
Joseph Phippsy
Turks Renew Truce Breach Effects Near Croatia Front
Vienna reports dispatches from General Baron de Vins alleging Turkish forces violated the truce and attacked Austrian troops in Croatia. Gemlin fortifications are mentioned as Austrian regiments hold and prepare to march back. No Russian army reports yet.
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Vienna
Baron de Vins
Croatia
Gemlin
Belgrade
Ship News Report of Arrivals and Departures
The Port Merchant Wilford sails for Hull from Opo while the Sovereign Ben a charts Town the Three Sisters Randall Gibraltar and Friends Dartief head Teneriffe. Recapitalized by His Majesty’s ship Pogiphd Scout Minot as winds drive ships through the harbor.
Prorogation Proceeds as Lords and Commons Adjourn to November 25
In London the House of Lords and the Commons meet to hear the royal command for a further prorogation of Parliament to November 25. The Duke of Leeds and Archbishop of Canterbury preside as officers read the writ and the Commons retire to await the prorogation.
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Duke of Leeds
Archbishop of Canterbury
House of Lords
Cowper
Quarrie
House of Commons
Lords
Lee
Charles Gould
Burgess
Major Scott
Gordon
Ryder
Commons
Grace the Duke of Leeds
King's Messenger dispatches and fleet notes from Whitehall
From Whitehall a Messenger departs with letters to Lord Auckland and to Joseph Ewart in Berlin. Sir William Faucitt reports land forces, with Guards and regiments to be augmented, ships sought for transport, and garrison details. Various naval events, ships’ movements, wrecks, and social notices follow, including a Dublin death.
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Secretary of State
Whitehall
Lord Auckland
The
Hague
Joseph Ewart
Berlin
William Faucitt
Great Britain
York and
Gloucester
Foot
England
Scotland
Guards
G5th
Leith
Gsth
Edinburgh Castle
Portsmouth
London
42D
Edinburgh Caille
Duke of Cumberland
Dido
Eclipse
Highflyer
Nina
Chelsea
Capt
Sims
Elizabeth
Bristol
Jamaica
Bannit
Jackson
Liverpool
Bett
Thetis
Nancy
Butcher
Abby
Whitehaven
Dublin
Cape Florida
Apollo
Craig
Edward
George
Rainey
Boucher
Abby Bordlet
Sima
Lady St. John
Qugbee
Rheumatism cure flannel advertised by London merchant
Randall Nott of No 101 Newgate Street, London, promotes real nine times duell blue flannel as a cure for rheumatism and gout with physician approval. Warns buyers a similar flannel is sold by others. confirms he will sign a directing note to prevent mistakes with each batch. lists Welch and Salisbury flannels and various fabrics offered at low terms, total £245.
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Randolph Nott
Her
Newgate - Street
London
R. Nott
Welch
Salisbury
Monmouthshire Property Notice for Immediate Response
A damaged notice from Monmouthshire lists a residence of a genteel family available for rent at Pleasurks, with a garbled description of a subdivision and an instruction to contact William Jones of Pang Gaine for replies. The fragmentary text suggests an offer of occupancy with swift response requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmour
William Jones
Pang Gaine
Monmouthshire
Private contract sale of Brandon estate and shops
To be sold by private contract an extensive estate in Brandon Suffolk comprising a capital messuage with stables coach house garden and offices with adjoining lands totaling acres in occupation of Mr William Fuller and a newly built messuage with a grocer and mercer shop and warehouses in Brandon occupied by Field Willette for particulars inquire Henry Belt Esq Laney Norfolk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Wihino Fuller
Crown Inn at Low-Hargate for private sale
Historic Yorkshire inn known as the Crown Inn at Low-Hargate near Sulphur Wells. Sold by private contract or in parcels with yards stables and out-buildings. Inquiries to owner Joseph Thackuray via Collins and Richardan’s Office in Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
York
Crown Inn
D.e
Joseph Thackuray
Alan
Furvival
London
Collins and Richardan
Kuarmsborough
Yorkshire
Debtors Relief and Charity Subscriptions Noted in London
Fifty five debtors discharged or relieved for a total sum of 1811 63. The cues of eighty six petitioners were considered and fifty two approved. Twenty seven petitions requested characters, and sever requests stood. Benefactions are received at Thatched-House Tavern and by treasurer Nield in St. James's Street at several offices including London Exchange Banking Co Hoares Fleet Street Fuller Lucy and Co Lombard Street and others. Books may be seen for supporters at various locations. the society meets on the first Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nield
St. James’s
London Exchange Banking Company
St. James’s Street
Irs
Hoares
Fleet-street
Fuller, Lucy and Co
Lombard-street
Metts
Biddulph, Cocks, and Co
Charing-Cross
Dorrien and Co
Finchlane
Cornshill
Meffis
Ransom, Morland
Hammersley
Pall- Mall
Vere
Lucadou
Broughton
Smart
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