First audience for Count Bruhl and Captain Stapleton at York House
London Gazette reports Count Bruhl envoy from Saxony and Chevalier Stapleton plenipotentiary from the Duke of Württemberg held their first private audience with the Duke of York. Also notes mourning orders for Hedvig Sophie Auguste of Slefvic Holslein and various court appointments and seamen losses.
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London
York House
Count Bruhl
Saxony
Stapleton
Duke of Wurtemberg
Duke of York
Hedvig Sophie Auguste
Slefvic
Holslein
Sweden
John Markins
Ely
Cambridge
Tnn
John Ludward
Liverpool
Lancaflaire
Mull Stone
Cable Street
Henry Buckle
Free Selwood
Somersetthire
George Inn
Frome Selwood
John Smith
St. Kithrine’s
Middlesex
Cheefermonger
Guildhall
James Milligan
Newport Pagnell
Bucks
John Bryant
Mendlethsm
Suffolk
White Hart Inn
Scale
Port News From Falmouth to Deal Nov. 27
Port entries record ships sailing and arriving in multiple ports. Mitchel sails to Lisbon. Young Albertas from Cork. Victoire from Stockholm remains in the Sound. Courier and Vulture sail to Bordeaux and Barcelona. Henrietta proceeds from Hamburg for orders. Benjamin heads to Cork and Jamaica. Thetis to Smyrna. Dawes to Jamaica with wind shifting.
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Mitchel
Lisbon
Plymouth
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Victoire
Lindstroom
Stockholm
Edgar
Cowes
Courier
Margolle
Bourdeaux
Vulture
Watts
Parcelona
Camsein
Henrietta
Stark
Hamburgh
Deal
Benjamin
Hughes
Jamaica
Thetis
Didear
Smyrna
Dawes, Forbes
Wind S
Fragmentary notice on November 16 1764 gathering
A partial record describes a gathering in Pepedae or Parliaments context discussing the cyder act repeal. The text is garbled but indicates advertisement of an event and subsequent considerations by gentlemen regarding a proposed repeal or policy change. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damage.
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Deptford
East India Company
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Black-friars Bridge
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Dover
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Sibthorpe
Oxford
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Monckton
Howe
Blair
S. Vincent
Leizthton
West Indies
Robert Child
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Whitehead
Decker
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Hammond
Appleby
Caldecot
Admiralty
Charingcross
Col. Wells
the Guards
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Middlesex
Weybrid
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Tooke
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Scar
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Blackheath
Philip Baynton
Kent
Leefongreen
Jonathan Rashleigh
Fowey
Cornwad
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Greenwich Hospital
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England
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Cuttem
Newgore
Angel
Gwersd
Charfinas
Atrorp
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Christopher Fawesit
Inni
Mitul Fex
Sr. Jotin
Asigua
John Growing
London
Martin
King Street
Saint James's Square
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