Military promotions and bankruptcy notices in the London Gazette
War Office lists commissions in the Foot Guards and other regiments including Hon. Ensign Henry Monckton's advancement to lieutenant and purchase-based changes. Also recorded are bankruptcy surrender dates for several tradesmen, creditors' dividend actions, and civil notices from London churches and courts amid a broad summary of state and society happenings in early March.
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RST Reg
Foot Guards
Henry Mockton
West Hyde
Ditto
Rich
Crewe
Henry Monckton
Reg
Foot
Henry Harnage
Arthur St. George
David Gardyne
John Gillan
William Hanson
John Fryer
Rob. Bellenden
George le Hunte
John
St. Saviour
Norwich
John Morris
Haverfordwest
Ship and Castle Inn
James Murray
Plymouth
Devon
Guildhall
London
Agri
John Abinson
le Ser
Woolcomber
Ti. c
Lamb
Colnbrooke
A&s
Cranford Bridge
Middlesex
Maidenhead
County of
Bucks
Ar Minday
Wisdncillom
Salt Hill
Ernon
Guvonwrr
Dove Gane
Derbyshire Lead
Joucon
Frida
Ball Court
Alte Partnere
Joseph Herne
Knc
Samuel Percival
Daniel Wigrall
James Marrinet
John Perry
London to Constantinople News and Royal Letters Abroad
Sunday arrives two Mails from Holland with reports that de Porte made peace with the Georgians on condition they supply 20 fine female slaves yearly to the Seraghio and that Ottoman officers cannot refuse or exchange. Other items note the British king writing to Count de Munchausen about future travel to the Electorate, selling palace furniture, and royal attendance at General O Kelly's funeral in Vienna.
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Holland
Constantinople
de Porte
Hamburgh
Hanover
Great Britain
Count de Munchausen
Linsberg
George I
George II
Utrecht
Peterbourgh
Vienna
O’kelly
Maria Theresa
Fenice
Cairo
England
Aben Arum
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London Gazette
War Office
Jon Neville Die
Sr. Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey
Sury
Alemiaet Richard,case
Cannons Street
Lowth
Oxford
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Duke of Northumberland
Countess of Chatham
Blakiston
St. Ethelburga
Bishopsgate-street
Christ Church
Wiewgate-street
Christs Hospital
Christ
Lords of the Treasury
William How
Custom-house
Edward Stanley
Eddowes
Twyford
Hampshire
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Blakestone
New College
Little Sampford Cum Hempstead
Watson
Samuel Carr
Clarehall
St. Catherine Cree
Leadenhall-street
Brown
Rome
Perugia
Naples
Montreal
Philip Crosby
Serene
Hereditary Prince of
Brunswick
Toulon
Marseilles
Penzance
Scilly
Baltic
Mediterranean
Dale
Newcastle
Hon. East India Company
Admiral Watson
Griffiths
Coast
Bay
Channel
Havre de Grace
St. Abe’s
North America
Latt
Brentford Butts
Stephenson
John Stephenson
Esg
St. Michael
Mr. Wilford
Haberdasher
Bishopsgate
Berkhamstead
Hertfordshire
Henry Cooley
Homerton
Hackney
Judith Martin
Nicholas Edwards
Cranbournalley
Leicester
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
James Scofield
Compter
Mile-End
Whitechapel
Bow-street
Sir John
Alexander M’intosh
Daniel Hobbs
Capt. Pickett
C. Thomas Brown
Christopher Moore
James Spencer
Paris
Britain
Genoa
Republic
Corsica
Versailles
Iland
Jamaica
Trinidad
Gibraltar
Cape Paffero
Sicily
Laroche
Turin
America
William Hanbury
Church Langton
Leicestershire
His Majesty
High Court of Chancery
Mortmain
Pastages
Floridas
Yarmouth
Laurence Dundass
Braffa Sound
Shetland
Duncan
Leith
Middleugh
Westminster
Bedford House
Wils
Wilts
Marlborough
Robert Linig, Bart
Wey
Lani
Swindon
Tour
Thomas Gopparpd
Wilt
Scotland
Smeaton
Forth
Clyde
John Balfour
Edinburgh
Becket
de Honde
Dr. Furinv
Stevens
St. Mary’s Church
R. Davis
Piccadilly
N. Young
Royal Exchange
W. Nicoll
Paul’s Church-Yard
Mr. Frederick
Bath
W. Teffymai
York
Ward
Sheffield
Mr. Cadell
Briton
Mr. Houlditch