Royal Swedish honors spark new orders and medals in Stockholm
From Stockholm dated Sept 15 the King thanked magistrates and burghers for loyalty and security measures. He created a new class of the Sword, awarded medals, and named 12 officers to high orders, plus promotions in the army and navy. By Sept 17 Vienna reports the Fokzany congress has broken up and plenipotentiaries return home.
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London Gazette
Stockholm
Duke of Ostrogothia
Roebeck
Order of the Sword
Vafa
Baron Abraham Hamilton
Geeral Wolfrath
Blixen
Frederick Dohna
Terfmeden
John Sparre
Casimir Lewenhaupt
Ehrentrock
Baron Carpentier
Regiment of Artillery
Fredrick Poffe
Charles Emile Lewenhaupt
Carnal
Anrep
Ordnance
Saltze
Trolle
Guards
Order of the Worth Star
M. Carlkiold
Count Gyllenbourg
Dist
Stckholm
M. Axelson
Col
Sprengt
Hellichius
Jas
Sweden
Nordenankera
Eckholmsund
Baron Frederick Horn
Vienna
Fokzany
Letters from Altona and Polish partition news
A Sept 25 letter from Altona reports talks of the Polish partition, with the three powers already taking shares. The aged Old Macdonel, 118, Croatia, inspired his son’s fame after a 1702 Cremona incident. Royal appointments include Wood to Grenada commissary, Blaquier to Ireland secretary, and Wiles as Under Secretary for the Southern Department. A final note mentions Puy Zowoax as Housekeeper.
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Altona
Dantzick
Kingdom of
Poland
Old Macdonel
Madrutz
Croatia
Cremona
Marshal de Villeroi
Macdonel
Alexander Wood
Grenada
Alexander Cope
Col. Blaquier
Hale’s Dragoons
Ireland
George Maccartney
Earl of Rochford
Francis Wiles
Bath and Wells
Southem
Richard Gatton
Puy Zowoax
Maritime News and Local Notices from a British Port
A crowded shipping and town news column reports vessel mishaps and arrivals, including Mefleaper in Bath health, The Good Intent at Farthig on shore, and The Charlotte returning to repair. Beaver sloop of war arrives Portsmouth, a collier wreck near Ramspate, and a woman and child saved from water. Also listed are marriages, deaths, and local appointments with dates and places across London and surrounding towns.
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Earl of Che
Bath
Yas
Talfiten
Charlotte
Wiley
London
Cadiz
Beaver Sloop of War
América
Portsmouth
Ramspate
Hyde Bark Corner
Myers
Clement’s-lane
Portugal-street
Sibthorpe
Jermyn Street
St. James
Shepherds Bath
Lowe
Walker
Dawson
Cornhill
Twentyman
Newark
William Mott
Efgg
Coronier
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Parkstreet
Thomas Farring
Rotherhithe
Marshall
Hatton Grden
John Renforth
Grosvenor-square
Peter Salone
Barnes
Benniffs Hill
Tunbridge
John Former
Whit
Church
Shropshire
Thomas Cuffe
Thomas
Battle Bridge
Southwark
Holborne
Geo. Addis
Haberdasher
Strand
Joseph Aldridge
Carrier
High Street
Anthony Bab
South Audley-street
John. Bacchus
Elfg
Chesterfield-street
May Fair
John Harbourne
Navy
Oxford
Earl of Litchfield
Lord North
Earl of Radnor
Duke of Beaufort
Ipswich
Margaret’s Fair
Wey. Bury
Queen’s Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Worcester
Hertford
Samuel Atkinson
Samuel Haggar
Willian
Sally Jackson
Birchel
Hartinfordbury
Hertfordshire
Essex
Harrington
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
London Sheriffs Elected for the Year
Richard Oliver and Watkin Lewes were elected Sheriffs of London at Westminster Hall with the Lord Mayor and City Companies present. Oliver, a trusted Citizen and Draper, is praised for amiable conduct and firm leadership, while Lewes, a Citizen and Joiner, is lauded for public virtue in suspending his trade to serve the city, earning him civic recognition and high prospects.
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Richard Oliver
Watkin Lewes
Westminster Hall
London
Visties
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