London Gazette excerpts and European dispatches with promotions
A compilation of notices from the London Gazette and foreign posts dated February and March, detailing official proclamations, promotions in life guards and dragoons, naval and diplomatic movements, and political developments across Stockholm Copenhagen Cracow Altona and Vienna. It notes promotions and appointments, examinations of state prisoners, naval passport changes, and royal commands affecting court life and governance. This summary preserves named individuals and places such as the Doge of Genoa the King of Denmark Col Keith Colonel Schmidt and General Branicki among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Stockholm
Pleno
Genneral Rudbeck
Brafils
Brunswick
War Office
Ba Traop
Life Guards
Charles Morris
Bagadi
Earl of
Foot
James Hamilton
John Biennerhaffer
Yeterday
Holland
Flanders
Copenhagen
Simuensee
de Brandt
Cineer
Algiers
Julia Maria
Prince Frederick
M. Gothard Albrecht Braem
Col
Eeith
Matey
Erna
Keith
Erglend
Falkenchigid
Heffelberg
Stark
Shipping arrivals and movements at Deal and nearby ports
Deal and surrounding harbors report arrivals and sailings on February 28 and 29. Vessels include the Charming Polly Kepper Beaven Bevis from Cork and Trieste, Peace and Plenty for Maryland, Sea ford and Matthew for St Kitts, Charming Polly Blue for Naples, Sally Buchannan for Maryland, and several others bound for Virginia Genoa Boston Waterford. Winds forecast WSW and SSW. Nearby Brighthelmstone Montserrat and Malaga entries noted with multiple ships from London and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIP News
Deal
Charming Polly
Kepper
Corke
Beaven
Bevis
Trieste
Downs
Smith
Maryland
S.W
His Majesty
Seaford
Matthew
Pain
St. Kit’s
Naples
Sally
Bristol
St. Paul
Carpenter
Georgia
Montferrat
Jamaica
Carew
Newfoundland
Malaga
Hartley
Welshy
London
Constantinople
Hopewell
Newcaille
Mahone
Windsor preacher before their Majesties at St James
The Rev Dr John Simner Canon of Windsor and Provost of King’s College Cambridge preached before the King and Queen at the Chapel Royal St James’s The sword of slate was carried to and from chapel by Lord Trevor The Lords debated whether the King may authorize marriages of descendants of the late George II during minority with opinions from Lord Mansfield and the Lords Chancellors and Lord Chief Baron Parker and Lord Chief Justice De Grey who spoke for some time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jr
Mansfield
Parker
de Grey
Ing
Baron Adams
Exchéquer
Duke of Cumberland
Royal Train
Woolwich
Gibraltar
Spain
Denmark
Nath
Megeers Company
Thomas Escalde
College of Physicians
F. R.S
Gresham
Pemberton
Gresham Committee of
Mercers
General Court
Joseph Mawbey
Robert Walter
Weldon
Rither Harris
Turbulent House Debates Amid Royal Navy Moves
An eyewitness report describes baronial opposition to a new grant as Ministers hint at a potential Spain confrontation. The scene includes the Duke of Cumberland’s agitation, fear of a Gibraltar mine, and calls for transparency. Local trials, public notices, and marriages fill the pages alongside naval dispositions and bankruptcies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Lond
London Gazette
Baron de Dieden
Helsinger and
Cronenbourg
Germany
Vo A
Altona
Struensee
Mala Murta
Branicki
Hamburgh
John Hardwig Bratt
Bernstorf
Christian
Christran
Rex
Warsaw
Prince Gallitzin
Crimea
Lithuania
Czentochau
Vienna
Martha
Peterwardin
Konigsgratz
Newgate
Birmingham
Richard Morgan
Ralph Hotchkins
Exeter
Chatham
His
Pool
Straits
Pembroke
Dunkirk
Salisbury
Lord Montford
Blake
Patrick. Blake
Sudbury
Down
Neale
Henry Neale
Edmonton
Ketulby
Catenton Street
Hopkins
Ehonas Hopkins
Winchmore
Hill
Middlesex
Barber
Blackwell-hall
Wing
Strand
Booker
Bondstreet
Elizabeth
Comerlack
Daniel Leonad
Marybone-street
Pearson
Berkley Square
Nicholas Bourke
Exmouth
Garrett Burton
Cutle&or
Dominica
Plymouth
Shenton
Great Roffel-street
Johnson
Hofier
St. John-street
Clerkenwell
Sandford
Henry William Sandford
Harpur-street
Ralph Timberlake
Kingsbury
Guildhall
Thomas Pawsey
Hatfield Broad
Oakr
Essex
Draper
Loydon
John Jeffery
Frensham
Surry
Wednester Yarnall
Hoglane
St. Giles’s In the
Josish Eburne
Liecester
Thomas Chifim
William Chifim
Robert Storey
Kingstreet
Garden-square
William Baker
Bread-street
Charles. Mackintoth
Evidaystreet
Joseph. Hunt
Beddington Panes
Guild‘hall
Price
Creevan
W. Bowyer
J. ‘Nichols
Cicero
Red Lion Passage
Fleet Street
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