London Gazette notices and honors issued March 4
From the London Gazette dated March 4 the text records the conferring of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath on Lieutenant Colonel Robert Murray Keith, His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary at Copenhagen and Madrid, noted February 13. Cadiz reports the death of the Marquis de la Victoria, a long experienced and respectable officer serving as Captain General of the Marine.
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Robére Murray Keith
Copenhagen
Madrid
Cadiz
Marquis Dela Victoria
Foreign Intelligence Reports Warsaw Almanac and Denmark Opinion
Foreign intelligence notes dated February discuss Ruffian corn and hay magazines in Sandomir Palatinate cutting Confederates links to Little Poland while Prussians secure most of Great Poland. Copenhagen item notes English Nation opinion on Denmark's revolution with suppression and grim threats against Count Struenfee and Brandt.
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Landers
Warsaw
Palatinate of Sandomir
Poland
Great Poland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Count Struenfee
Brandt
Died Mrs Chetwode Aunt to Sir John Chetwode Oakley
Neuxafile reports Mrs Chetwode daughter of Oakley family died on Saturday and was carried for interment. A Common Council unanimously agreed to erect a temporary bridge over the River Tyne at the corporation’s expense toll free after a petition to Parliament for national aid. Isaac Cookson Esquire of Hanover Square wed Miss Wilkinson of Pilgrim Street sister to Christopher Wilkinson Sheriff of the town.
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NTR
Chefer
All Saints
Isaac Cookson
Hanover-quare
Miss Wilkinson
Pilgrim-street
Christopher Wilkinson
Mark Lane
L'Ares
S. W
Belacke
Pedro de Feantes
Canaries
Genoa
Mahon
Maffér
Antigua
Nevis
St. Kit’s
St. Bennet’s Graces Church-Street
Townley
Herringthaw
Berkeley-square
Arthur
Fitch-street-hill
Thomas Tilt
Nancy Shewen
Broughton, Bucks
Simpson
Royal Exchange
Theobald
Norwich Street
Haymarket
Hlington
Patrick Healy
Pike
Shad Thames
Southwark
Towerstreet
Edmund Watkins
Soho-square
James Henry
Daniel Mellman
Spital-square
S. Richard Pechey
Aldenham
Hertfordshire
Maritime arrivals and evasive departures in Atlantic trade
The report lists several ships arriving or sailing to Jamaica Barbadoes and Carolina routes. Vessels include the Prince of Wales East Indiaman Captain Court the Ipswich Robinson and the Royal Charlotte Captain Cooper for Jamaica. Also noted are the Mermaid Beaufain Friendship George Sally and others from various ports with wind conditions in Balt and Cadiz.
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H I.pn
W S. Deal
Prince of Wales East Indiaman
Court
Ipswich
Robinson
Royal Charlotte
Cooper
Jamaica
Goodwill
Carter
Barbadoes
Bell
Beaufain
Curling
Carolina
Balt
Cummins
London
Africa
Robert
Gale
North Carolina
Cadiz
Betty
Johnson
Virginia
Richard and
Mary
Hartt
Liverpool
Ditto
Success
Cheerman
Tntegrity
Bayman
Dino
George, Brockway
Alicant
Portsmouth
Sally, Fletcher
South Carolina
London House or Commons March 3 1772 proceedings
The bill to make freehold estates assets and related actions was read a second time and committed for tonight. Sir Charles Whitworth presented the Militia Pay bill for first reading and second reading later. Insolvent Debtors bill deferred to Thursday. Adjournment set for tomorrow. Sawbridge M otion to shorten Parliaments to be heard tomorrow. A timber quantity bill for Navy use ordered. Royal Marriage debate resumed with Lords delaying at half past nine.
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London House
House of Commons
Great Britain
Majafy
Gerd Mayor
Asgill
Turner
Harley
Halifax
Glyn
Bankes
Kite
Stephenson
Plombe
Kennet
John
Furnivail
William Hemmand
St. Bride’s
Hinchcliffe
Pierboroup
Dr. Mills
Fixeter
Mr. Hamilton
London
Alderman. Trecothick
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Welch Society
St.Clement’s Church
Prince of Wales
Lord Grosvenor
John Shelly
Newark Upon Trent
Hoolhold
St. Lucar
Spain
St. Vincent
St. Peter
Plumbe and Browne’s
Foster-lane
Gold and Silver Wire-drawers Company
C F
Compter
Kew House
Richmond Lodge
Roger Wright
Gotwell-street
Harrowsmith
Upton
Essex
Carmarthen Circuit
John Pollen
Edward Poore
Carmart
Royal Marriage Bill Debate Spills Into Lords Proceedings
Two judges ordered to attend the House of Lords for the Royal Marriage Bill amidst heated divisions. Lord Grosvenor and others protested the bill while Gower Sandwich Mansfield and Pomfret spoke for it. Denmark reports note rebellion and a new ambassador as the Queen of Denmark grows closer confinement. The Marine Society seeks to formalize aid to sailors, and court notices record embankment petitions, road improvements, and local tragedies.
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Gower
Sandwich
Mansfield
House of Lords
Denmark
Copenhagen
Struensee
Stautz
Brand
England
Lord Grosvenor
Society of
London
House of Commons
Tottenham Court Road
St. Pancrass
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