Local election tally and notices from London Gazette
The report records a vote in Broad-street for Mr Bartlett 165 and Mr Tonkin 92 after a poll demand. It also notes notices from the London Gazette about appointments and appearances for William Clark junior and others at Guildhall and Tetbury. It lists dates for appearances in May and June at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad-street
Crompton
Bartlett
Tonkin
Mr. Tonkin
Shard
Petersburgh
London Gazette
St. James’s
Thomas Wroughton
Warsaw
Eure
WU Poin
William Clark
Tetbury
Gloucester
Shire
Edward John Eyre
Gate-street
St. Giles’s
Guildhall
William Hunter
Bath
Scottish General Assembly Elects New Moderator
In Edinburgh on Thursday the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland chose Rev. Dr. Robert Trail of Glasgow to be their Moderator. Lord Garthert, His Majesty's commissioner, opened the assembly with a throne speech. the Moderator returned an appropriate reply. Balcarres reports the Countess Balcarres has given birth to seventh son on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Robert Trail
University of Glasgow
Lord Gatheart
Balcarras
Countess of Balcarras
Ile Dutch
Iif?s Hospital
John Palmer
East-Indies
Ireland
Lincoln’s Inn
Trinity
Sir Christopher Traife
Knt
Bodmyn
Cornwall
John Parker
Devon
Viscount ‘Courtenay
Thomas Thomas, Batchelor
Hadfor
Worcesster
John Fuzzard
Bentley
Moors
Lincoln
St. Michael’s Church
Bristol
George Stafford
Upper Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Miss Smith
Sir Henry Smith
Waterford
Isleworth
Middlesex
Reoo
Fowey
Blaney
Thomas Blaney
Claudetty Shovel
Scilly
Robert Hughes
Coventry
Poplar
Thomas Moore
Portugal
Mr. Wade
Chancery Office
Seal
Newstreet-square
Admiralty Office
William Baker
Armory-hoie
Artillery Company
North
Rackstrow
Devinde
Wandsworth
Farnham
Marriage at Salisbury Cathedral in Rutlandshire
Reports from Birmingham and Southampton note common illnesses like coughs colds and fevers easing. In Salisbury on May 24 the Hon Rev Mr Sherard brother to the Earl of Harborough, canon, married Miss Hearst of the Close to travel to Rutlandshire after the ceremony.
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Birmingham
Southampton
Salisbury
Sherard
Earl of Harborough
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Edward Hearst
Rutlandshire
Port News Arrivals and Voyages Across Multiple Ports
The report lists arrivals and departures at Penzance Deal and other ports on May 22 to May 25. Ships from Plymouth Arundel and London bring timber tin and goods under convoy. Numerous vessels from Gibraltar Amsterdam Piscataqua Rhode Island and St Kitts arrive or depart with crews and cargoes.
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Penzance
Johns
Plymouth
Bridget
Mary
Monritton
Arundel
Ostrich
Hawkins
Endeavour
Smith
London
Peggy
Savage
Mind
Bryant
Vine
Madge
Deal
His
Diana
St. George
Moore
Hunter
Hornee
Gibraltar
Broderick
Monte Christi
Prince of Wales
Berwick
Bersey
Chicken
Prince of Orange
M‘kenzie
Essex
Bufkin
Scort
Armsterdam
St. Kite’s
Kent
Vley
Bristol
Echo
Knight
Piscataqua
Friendship
Bowers
Newport
Warren
Rhode Island
Betsey
Davis
Salem
Crane
New London
Prince George
Ratcliff
Martinico
Limerick
Union
Cooke
Cork
Dragon
Drisco
Reynolds, Munden
Groyne
Rognen
Bee
Lefure
Chatham
Benjamin, Green
Konigsberg
Dover
Pompadour
Threlfal
Cato
Jones
St. Kitt’s
Flying Mercury
Elvir
Hamburgh
Mace
Croolun
Dunkirk
Commodore Moore
Downs
France
Germany
Admiral Rodney
Fernel
Valentine Indiaman
East Indies
Reynolds
Munden
Duke of Cumberland
Montgomery
Cape Finitterre
Lightning
Falmouth
Unicorn
Tweed
Minerva
Flora
Solebay
Sheerness
Calais
Jennings
Benjamin
Hughes
Leghorn
Lynn
Prince Edward
Ware
Draper
Polly
Liverpoole
Lizard
Smyrna
Francis
Dublin
Hood
Willis
Ocean
Lancaster
Orford
Aolus
Brilliant
Brest
Prince Edward and Lynn
Leopard
Thane
Shardeloes
Burford
Racehorse
Lang
Mitchell
Tartar
Flatt
Britannia
Tillett
Prince of Brunswick
Bulley
Admiral Saunders
St. Nicholas’s Island
Virginia
Maryland
Newfoundland
Carolina
Jamaica
Leeward Island
North America
Lisbon
Oxford
Farthing loan payment and noble resignations in terse notes
The report notes a fifth loan payment of 960,001 toward a 12,000,001 year fund with no discount for prompt payment. It records the Duke of Newcastle resigning as First Commissioner of the Treasury and praising London's support, plus appointments for Charles Jenkinson as secretary and possible admiralty reshuffle with the Earl of Winchelsea named as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonodo
Duke of Newcasttle
The
Treasury
London
East India Company
Charles Jenkinson
Cockermouth
Earl of
Breslau
Andrew Mitchell
Great Britain
Prussia
Petersburgh
Berlin
Ratisbon
Electorate of
Bavaria
Danube
Palatinate of Neuburgh
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NEW+CROSS
Trustees For
Beymondsey
Southwark
Dartford
Leusjham
Bromley
Beckenham
Sono
Artiles
F. M. Newton
Naight
Tae
Yorkshire
Kindbury
Newbury
Berks
Wiltshire
Fofren Ward
Whitehall
Eralph Ward
Ihomas Ward
Cheltenham Spaw
Gloucestershire
Woodes
R. and
J. Dodilzy
Pall-nall
J. Hinxman
Globe
Pater-noster Row
Polybius
Hampton. Pristed
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
JO Sharpe
Coggeshall
W. Owen
Homer’s Head
Fleet Street
Sharpe