Scotland to appoint Lord President of the Session in life
Duncan Forbes to be named Lord President of the Session in Scotland in place of the late Sir Hugh Dalrymple. Charles Arskine to become Lord Advocate, and Grant to be Solicitor-General. The Edinburgh Lord Provost detained for riot actions regarding Porteous murder. Reports also of military promotions, ship arrivals, and notable deaths.
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Duncan Forbes
Scotland
Fortrose
Inverness
Hugh Dalrymple
Deceas
Charles Arskine
Shire of
Dumfries
Grant
Archibald Grant
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Black Rod
Capt. Porteous
Exeter
William Courtenay
Powderham Castle
Devonshire
Royal Irish
Foot
Earl of Orkney
Tower
Hanover
Charing Cross
South- Sea Company
Royal Gardens
Richmond
Board of Admiralty
Lords Commissioners
Capt
Scott
Seaforth
Richard Greenville
Buckingham
Cobham
Anne Chambers
Thomas Chambers of
Hanworth
Herbert Windsor
Cardiffe
Viscount Windsor
Miss Clavering
Viscount Dunkeron
Earl of
Greenville
Pitt
Pall-Mall
West Indies
Christ’s Hospital
Battee
Robinson
Banks
Randolph
Barrowby
Bedford
Hafted
Reeves
Burges
East Ham
Esfes
Whitechapel Church
Rumford
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Worthing
Trade and finance notices amid Spanish diplomacy and stock prices
The piece notes unresolved representations to the Spanish Court by British and Dutch ministers, citing Seastian de la Quadra on foreign ships near New Spain and their impact on colonial trade. It lists a wide range of South Sea, Bank, India, and Exchequer securities, and reports a forthcoming quarterly meeting of the Sun Fire Office trustees with claim deadlines and assurances of inland coverage.
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Don Seastian de la Quadra
New Spain
Spain
Georgia
South Carolina
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Exchequer
SUN Fire Office
Royal Exchange
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
London East India Stock Directors List Election Notice
Proposers urge East India Stock proprietors to support a listed slate of directors for the April election. The document names 24 candidates including Adams Addams Barne Chauncey Colborne Emmerson Godfrey Goslelin Hyde Impey Lascelles Lovibond Lloyd Martin Pomeroy Salter Wordsworth, with voting on Wednesday April 6 at Pontack's and a limit of twenty four qualified names. The note warns only twenty four may stand.
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London
Abraham Adams
Robert Addams
Miles Barne
Siy Win Billers
Christopher Burrow
John Chapman
Richard Chauncey
Charles Colborne
John Emmerson
Peter Godfrey
William Goffelin
Harry Gough
N. B
East-India Company
Pontack
Robert Adams
Ely
Abraham Addams
Wm. Billers
Key
Stephen’ Bulle
Samuel Hyde
Michael Impey
Henry Luarcelles
Edward Lovibond
Henry Lloyd
Matthew Martin
William Pomeroy
Jones Raymond, Esq
John Salter
Aid
James Winter
Jesias Wordsworth
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Jones Raymond
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William Steele
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