Appointment of Fraser and Hanbury as Liege Ministers to Lower Saxony
The London Gazette records Charles Henry Fraser and William Hanbury named as ministers and agents in the Circle of Lower Saxony and Hanse Towns, replacing deceased Emanuel Mathias. Mourning orders follow for the Duke of Cumberland with strict apparel guidelines. Royal Army promotions and naval flag officer appointments are listed, alongside various regimental transfers and Irish commissions. Reports from St Petersburg note Te Deum for peace with Sweden and public proclamations. Also noted are bankruptcies, dividends, and several local incidents including a fatal duel at Margate and a Chester justice case before Old Bailey trials.
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Charles Henry Fraser
Lower Saxony
Emanuel Mathias
William Hanbury
Hamburgh
Bremen
Lubeck
Duke of Cumberland
Earl Marshal
Henry Frederick
Duke of
Cumberland and
Strathern
Cumerland and
Norfolk
Earl Marthal
England
Jamaica
Bombay
Madras
Spain
Barbary
Gibraltar
A&zon
Hanwell
Spithead
South Foreland
Downs
West Indies
America
Weilward
Epauaie
Macbride
Wairua
Portsmouth
Royal George
London
Alderman Curtis
Jordan
Alderman Skinner
Guildhall
Company of Bakers
Matthew
Rochester
Abbey Church of Westminster
Mr. Wilkinson
Queen’s College, Oxon
John Argles
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Peter Debary
Trinity College
Holy Order of Priests
Margate
Mr. Stephens
Philip Stephens
The
Admiralty
Mr. Anderson
Stephens
Anderson
Chester Offizes
Peter Bailey
Michael Athmore
Old Bailey
John Hill
Lady Hill
Curzon-Street
Berkeley-Square
Diogenes
Lordon
W. Bacon
Oxford-street
Mr. Bacon
Shipping News: Vessels Remain in Downs Off Downs Channel
Ships listed remain at the Downs as winds shift southwest. The Friendship, Trew, Young Hero, Dalton, and Lord Middleton depart Grey Island and Virginia bound vessels Olivia Bath Elizabeth Margaret Hopper Nevis Recovery St Kitts Pict Hunter Julius Cefir Hay Beckford Ayton Storey Blenheim Kirtfon William Beckford and Fortitude Warden sail from Jamaica with currents noted and names cited.
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Deal
Downs
S. W
Grecetlind
Trew
Hero
Dalton
Lord Middleton
Butler
Greyida
Olivia
Bath
Virginia
Elizabeth
Margaret
Hopper
South Sea
Wennam
Nevis
Recovery
Boyd
St. Kitts
Pict
Hunter
Julius Cefir
Hay
Beckford
Ayton
St. Mary's
Storey
Blenheim
Kirtfon
William Beckford
Andale
Fortitude
Warden
Jamaica
Spanish Torture On Board The Irelawney Planter
The Irelawney Planter under Capt. MacDonald sailed from Jamaica July 26 and met three Spanish ships in the Gulf of Florida. He was captured and subjected to bilboes torture for sixteen hours, stretched between planks with a chestboard, while a deck officer and fifteen men searched the Trelawney Planter. He, and crew, were left in disorder with no explanation.
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Irelawney Planter
MacDonald
Jamaica
Gulph
Florida
Louisa
Steele
Odicer
Trelawney Planter
Silk Warehouses Assortment of Black Silks Sold
Roach and Co. announce a large stock of black silks from the best manufacture. They will continue to sell at low prices and invite country orders, to be attended to on the first return of the mails.
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Pall-Mall
Roach and Co
Tavistock-Street
Covent-Garden
Spital- Fields
New Bond- Street
Ramey
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Geo. Yonge
Admiralty Office
Edward Hughes
John Evans
Mark Milbank
Thomas Graves
Robert Digby
Benjamin Marlow
Alexander Hood
Richard Hughes
John Elliot
William Hotham
Joseph Peyton
John Carter Allen
Charles Middleton
John Laforey
John Dalrymple
Herbert Sawyer
Richard King
Jonathan Faullsner
J . Philip Affeck
Richard Bickerton
J. Leveson Gower
John Jervis
Adam Duncan
Bea
Lst
St. Petersburgh
Alexander
Constantine
Sweden
Regiment of Foot
Joseph Moore
Robert Taylor
Ath Dragoon Guards
Sth Regiment of Dragoons
Richard Roberts
48Th Foot
16Th Regiment of Foot
William Allen
George Spens
Francis Stuart
Henry Roberts
38Th Regiment of Foot
J. Hyde Bromwich
W. Cane
Sth Foot
William Bennett
Wheeler-street
Spitalfields
Middlesex
Attornies
Ludlow and Roberts
Robert Pouton
Derbys Linen-Draper
Bell Inn
Derby
Fisher
Basinghall-freet
Simpson
Robert Readhead
Amblenew Hall
Warkworth
Northumberland
Shakespear Tavern
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Herriot
Alnwick
J Johua Wigley
Walsall
Staffordshire
Bull’s-head
Rushal Greet
John Heeley
Walia
William Martin
Little Windmill-street
St. James
Westminster
Guildhal
Foulkes
John Paffman
Leadenhall-street
Flapfeller
Evan Evans
Evans and Pailman
Woollen-Draper
Tan
Manchester
Mary Jane
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
White Lim
Bristol
William Dickinson
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Dealer
Chapman
Thomas Withington
James Withington
Ancathire
Princes-street
Lothbury
Thomas, James
Richard Withington
James Withington and
Thomas Bartington
Duke’s Court
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Taylor
Thomes Rowell
Roatswell
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Ship-News
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Dward Archer
Henrietta Treet
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