Promotions in British regiments and church appointments
Alexander Erle becomes Carttet in Lieut. Gen. Bland's Dragoons. James Suttle to be Captain in the 9th Foot. John Baldwin to be Captain in the 67th Foot. Paul Meyer’s company reold. Lord Rutherford to be Captain in an Independent Company of Invalids at Tilbury Fort. The Archbishop of Canterbury appoints Dr Andrew Colree Ducarel Consistorial Commissary General of Canterbury. Bristol authorities present Richard Hart to St George at Kingwood rectory. Dispensation enables Robert Masters to hold Sandbeach rectory and Linton vicarage. Evan Jones to hold All Saints and Prior Cleeve vicarages. Samuel Hodges appointed to Bourkley vicarage. Deaths: Sir John Abdy, Richard Smith, Feathers, Booker, Matthew Humphries. Public notices: Amsterdam and Rotterdam deliberations. Dutch papers, privateering, and cargo cases. Ship movements and market prices listed. religious lenten preachers named.
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Alexander Erle
Carttet
Bland
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
James Suttle
9Th Regiment of Foot
William Whitmore
John Baldwin
67Th Regiment of Foot
Paul Meyer
William Moore Cauldfield
Coates
Battalion of Foot
Alexander Lord Rutherford
Tilbury Fort
Francis Cayran
Archbishop of Canterbury
Andrew Colree Ducarel
Diocese of Canterbury
Kingwood
Robert Masters
Sandbeach
Cambridge
Ely
Linton
Evan Jones
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Isabella
Irwin
All Saints
Prior Cleeve
Worcester
Samuel Hodges
Bourkley
John Abdy
John Abdy, Knight of the Shire For the County of
Essex
Leadenhall Street
Richard Smith
Province of
Maryland
Patuxent
Mary Johanna
Charles Somerser
Ross
Herefordshire
Henry
Charles
Mr. Feathers
Booker
Downing Street
Westminster
Matthew Humphries
Maltster
Kingston Upon Thames
Barry
Dublin
St. Martin’s
Hyde Park
Knightsbridge
Kingston
Elizabeth Johnson
Phillip Carteret Webb
John Holmes
Robert Humphries
Mary Edmondson
Hammer
Stockhouse
Kington
Kennington Lane
Kennington Common
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Benjamin Cowell
British and French fleets clash near Martinique with reported victory
Postscript from Paris dated March 23 reports M de Bomparts squadron of eight ships of the line and five frigates engaging the English squadron and winning a great victory, with details awaited. Lisbon items note Portuguese minister M de Carvalho losing two guards, while a subsequent emissary is killed. Hague dispatches mention proposed dispatch of M Barcel to London with extraordinary commission.
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Flanders
Paris
M. de Bompart
Martinico
Lisbon
M. de Carvalho
Portugal
Hague
M. Barcel
London
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Rotterdam
Holland
M. Boreel
M. Meerman
Republick
M. de la Calemette
States General
Copenhagen
Brussels
Madrid
Spain
London Evening-Postt
Ras N
Court of Admiralty
Europe
Lords of Appeal
France
Britannicus
Cpt
Gilchrist
Canada
Portsmouth
Portmouth
Spithead
Colchester
O’brien
Plymouth
Saphire
Shoreham
Palmer
Pallas
Clevland
Otter
Davis
Catherine
Furtardo
Fyall
Holbourne
Corinth
Downs
Temple
Cornish
Lenox
East-Indies
Dutch East India Company
Hackenourgh
Baron de Blaifeld
Siegburg
Marpurg
Witney
Oxford
Queen Anne
Francis Mason
Henley Upon Whames
Green
Ducking-Pond- Lane
Whitechapel
Barnard
Whitehall
Carter
St. Pauls
Brown
Trinity
Humphreys
St. Giles
Cripplegate
A Hton
St. Clement
Danes
Mar. Secker
St. Ann
Bliiton
St. James
Clerkenwell
Broughton
Deal
Port
Prince George
Santa Cruz
Billy
Sally
Powers
Montserrat
His Majesty
Antelope
Rochester
Aeon
Aquillon
Corn Exchange
Yorkshire
Raj
Noo
India Star
Souch Sa
Annanes
Lito Co
Prem
India
Tel Gs Co
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