Arrivals and notices from Atlantic ports and London routines
Port arrivals include ships from London, Guernsey, Jamiaca, and Barbados with captains and vessel names listed. Military stores loaded for Gibraltar, and naval ships under convoy. Local London notices report militia movements, hospital orders, roadway works, and a ship seizure linked to privateering. Several obituaries and a crime report conclude with a violent accident and robberies under investigation.
St James's draws crowd as King declines due to illness
A drawing room at St James's Palace drew attendees including Queen Caroline's rooms while the King stayed indoors because of indisposition. Orders specify camp formations and commanding officers for several regiments at Chatham led by Panmure's regulars with Lt. Gen. Kingsley and a staff list including Robére Bertie.
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Chatham
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Petersburgh
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Charles Jenkinson
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Board of Ordnance
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Northumberland
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
Thomas Ivitt
James Dareean
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Don
S. James’s
St.James’s
Caroline
Panmure’s Regular
Duke of Argyle
Kingsley
Robére Bertie
Various 18th Century Advertisements From Whitehall to Macclesfield
An assorted page of late 18th to early 19th century classifieds shows executors listing medicines for delivery at Whitehall, Ward and Ward names present. tavern notices announce George Coffee-house relocation and a Feathers Tavern stay. a cook needed for a bar. a notice of a new establishment in Macclesfield with lodging, stabling and attentive service. and an academy in Little Vower Street London advertising boarding and instruction in writing accounts mathematics and languages with prospectus.
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Carter
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Martin
Adwell
Hunter
John Fielding
London
Newington
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St. George’s Fields
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Macclesfield
Cheshire
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