Promotions and Bankruptcies Report from the London Gazette
War Office notices list officers promoted to ensign and captain across several regiments by purchase or without, including Nesbitt, Mackworth Peach, Haundle, and others, with transfers and retirements noted. Also contains bankruptcies and final dividends for several debtors in London, Southampton, Leeds, and Manchester, with surrender and dividend dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wice Harman Jones
Ditto
Charles Wyndham Burdett
Patrick Maxwell
G6th Regiment of Foot
Alexander Giffrd Nesbitt
Genileman
Nathaniel Crump
Henry Lane
Goth
Royal American Regiment of Foot
Alexander Graham
Robert _ Bowker Jebb
67Th Regiment of Foot
Francis Crosbie
Geguleman
Wy Purchase
Chichester Bsinford
Sth
Highland) Regiment of Foot
Willian Baillie
Genatleman
Alexander Alsace
North Brirtain
Donald Macdonald
John Grant
Invalida
John
Lord Elphin
Alexnder M‘pherson
J. W. Baillie
Lord Elphinsone
Planting of Certificates by Various Residents
James Palmer of Brits is listed for Sept 25 for certificates to be planted. Ian Reuben Jaynoui of Dean's bill in Little Dean Gloucestershire, merchant, due Sept 25. Joseph Wood of Shire Lane Midciefer tailor, due Sept 25. John Muirhead of Andover Hampshire shop keeper, due Sept 25.
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Bankrup
Robert Routledge
Ruffel-coure
Drury-lanes Wetminster
Middlesex
Haen-draper
Guildhall
London
Hemming
Basinghal
Wiliam Geews
Southampton
George Shin
Ridding
Peter Hall
Hourston
Furnder
Histley
William Fletcher
Bristol
Ser
Three Crowns Inn
Leiwenhon
James Palmer
Brits
Ian Reuben Jaynoui
Dean's Bill
Little Dean
Gloucestertire
Joseph Wood
Shiré-lane
Liberty of the Rolls
John Muirhead
Andover
Hampshire
Deal and Gravesend Wind News of Shipping Movements
Wind continues heavy at Deal with outward-bound sailings urged back and ships such as the Lord Donnegal and Ann Coward bound for Belfast and Charente. On Sept 4 the Duchess of Cumberland and New Betsey reach Deal from Opaitos and Guernsey with others sailing to Leghorn and Plymouth. Admiral Hood and Admiral Ellé with the Royal Sovereign and Bellerophon raise flags as several ships remain in port. Gravesend reports multiple vessels passing, including Polly and Charlotte from Barbados and Trent from Petersburgh.
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Deal
John East-India Packet
Lord Donnegal
Mr Roberts
Belfast
Ann, Coward
Charanté
Duchess of Cumberland
Brown
Opaitos
New Betsey
Wood
Guernsey
Downs
Siltan
Jolliffe
Leghorn
Chambers
Beltatt
Nancy
Thompson
Peggy
Lemon
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Lord Hood
Royal Sovereign
Admiral Ellét Oq
Bellerophon
King
Alfred
Robuste
Swiftsure
Scipio
Castor
Triton
Cyclops
Gravesend
Polly
Charlotte
Lee
Barbadoes
Ann
Mary
Wheeler
Virginia
Trent
Maw
Petersburgh
Friendship
Smith
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Hatts
Sophia
Dorothy
Wiburgh
Norway
Royal visit and court notices at Windsor and London
The royal family attended divine service at Windsor private chapel and returned to dine at Queen's Lodge. Public days at St James's include a Levee on Wednesday and Friday and a Drawing-room on Thursday. Governor Effingham dispatches from Jamaica, and naval movements linked to potential conflict with Spain are noted. A speedily delivered Jamaica mail reports plans for defence, while Belgian congress resolves to defend Limburg and raise volunteers. Wheat harvests finish well across southern counties.
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Queen’s Lodge
St. James’s Palace
Scarborough
Lord Hawkesbury
William Suckling
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Manchester
Lord Pelham
Lord Stawell
Earl of Effingham
Jamaica
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Francis Welch
Capé Breton
Brown
John Johnston
Rich
Bowen
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Coalsworth
Spain
Affleck
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Centurion
Otway
England
William
Liverpool
New Yorks
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J. Martin
John West
Abraham Letein
Calypso
Belgic Congres
Limbourg
Capliostro
Rome
Polignacs
Essex
Surrey
Herts
Bucks
Berks
Bedford
Cambridge
French Revolution Praise and British Reflections
In a contrast between slavery and freedom, the text admires the French Revolution’s broad liberality, notes small defects, and hopes Britain will match the humane example in religious liberty and universal happiness. It cites royal gestures and speaks of colonial and local incidents, marriages, deaths, and notices from Jamaica and London society.
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National Assembly
Pau
Bearn
Henry the Fourth
Ecelair
Marion
Marseilles
Cape of Good Hope
Count Conway
Greenwich
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