London Gazette 6 January details royal travel and Swedish visit
The London Gazette notes holiday timing and travel plans as kings go into the country. It mentions a gathering of prominent gentlemen and ladies of high rank from Sweden accompanying the monarch at Eck pals days, about forty strong, reflecting a significant royal association abroad.
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Sweden
Eck
Extraordinary death at Duke de la Valliere’s dinner
Extract from Paris dated December 23 reports the Genoa minister Marquis de Sorba dining with the Duke when a guest complained of the wine. During the Duke’s reply Sorba suddenly collapsed and died, in a scene described as remarkable and abrupt.
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Paris
Duke de la Valliere
Marquis de‘Sorba
Republic of Genoa
Aero de
Ships Depart for Antigua Jamaica and Grenades
The Good Intent with Brown sailed for Antigua from Deal and the Downs. The Hibberts with Boyd sailed for Jamaica. Rebecca with Blackburn and M Leary for the Grenades. Lancashire Witch with Finch sailed for Senegal. A Swedish ship bound for the River remains in the Downs as the wind blows hard from the north northwest.
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Deal
Fan
Brown
Antigua
Downs
London
Hibberts
Boyd
Jamaica
Rebecca
Blackburn
M’leary
Falkland
N.N. W
Lancashire Witch
Finch
Senegal
Twelfth-day notes and ministry reshuffle hints abroad
The page reports Twelfth-day observances skipped at court with a Chapel Royal offering. It lists impending parliamentary calls for Marquis of Carnarvon and Lord Burghersh to succeed deceased fathers, plus ministerial reshuffles and possible new offices. It also details crime, accidents, port speculation, and local notices including deaths and marriages.
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Earl of Westmorland
William Fitzherbert
Harwich
Lord North
Lord Sandwich
Lord Rochford
Lord Barrington
Lord Hillsborough
Baron Apsley
Bankrupt S James Croome among list of surrender dates
Bankruptcy notices list S James Croome Henry William Clayton Dirk Vander Heyden Robert Martin William Lane John Farrer William Walker John Sancerton the Elder Tomas Sandeston and partners Christopher Inman Joseph Horsley with surrender dates at Guildhall York York Tavern St Helen’s and other venues. Dividends to be made.
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Gloucestershire
the Swan
Gloucester
William Lane
Leman-fheer
Guildhall
John Farrer
St. Clement Danes
William Walker
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Ne Te Pole
Worcester
John Sancerton the Elder
Tomas Sandeston
Manchester
Rray Hand
Milkstreet
London
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Robert Cotton Trefulis
Hertfordshire
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Westminster
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H.y
White Lion
Hlington
Chick-lane
Clerkenwell Bridewell
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Denmark-street
Middlesex Hospital
Rose
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Norfolk
Linnen
Wimpole Street
New Guildhall
Eaton, Esq
Norfolk Street
Croydon
Father Red Cap
Camberwell
Kearney
Ross
Liverpool
Catherine
Torbuck
Newfoundland
St. Sebastian’s
Catharina Maria
Roger
Gottenburgh
Feversham
Kinnoul
Clume
Riga
Leith
Allen
Drury Lane
Long Acre
Ashley
Ludgate Hill
Powell
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Oxford Road
St. Vincent’s
Kair
Martinico
St. Lucia
Dominica
East-street
Red-lion Square
Bartholomew Payne
Pye Corner
Clewer
Windsor
James Wordar
Chambers
Temple
John Ibbetson
Arthur
Middle Moorfields
Grocershall
Homer
Ludgate-hill
Titchfield-street
Arthur Payne
Stitford
Fliex
Lynn
Mr. Day
Field-lane
Francis Finch
St. John’s College
Oxford
Stepney Church
Miss Smith
Bath
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Nathaniel Williams
Great Roffel