Royal Family Residence Planned At Kew For Summer
From the London Gazette May 14 reports His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales and Frederick Bishop of Orna Bruch with their Princes to reside at Kew this summer. The notice also details a Moscow commission on fumigation powder to prevent plague and a report on Duke of Gloucester’s arrival at Villa Franca aboard the ship Alarm en route to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
George Prince of Wales
Frederick Bishop
Ornabruck
Spappet
Kew
Petersoeargh
Mofsow
Aving
Moscow
Panoder
Peterscourgh
Crim Tartary
Nice
Duke of Gloucester
Villa Franca
Britannick
Leghorn
Turin
Chevalier de Blaney
Antibes
England
Seeming Second Execution Hinted In Copenhagen Prisoner List
Foreign intelligence cites a letter from The Hague dated May 12 reporting Copenhagen expects a second execution soon. It names Meif, Falkenchiold, Heiselberg, and other state prisoners as potential victims. The Ruffian Envoy at The Hagut, Prince Gallizzin, allegedly received a lever from Petersbourgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Copenhagen
Meif
Falkenchiold
Heiselberg
Prince Gallizzin
Hagut
Petersbourgh
Dutch General Complaints Over Peasants Trespasses
The text notes warnings from the Prifian Minister to the States General about peasants from Guelderland crossing into Cleves to cut wood and trespass. It mentions an impending opening of a Russian and Tarkith Ministery congress in Bucharest before month’s end and a rebuke to the King by implied authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Prifian
States General
Guelderland
Portsmouth Fire Case Mediation Cited for Life Saving Pardon
May 9 Buffol reports a letter from Jonathan Brittain in which he states the Recorder has offered three weeks to collect papers proving his case related to the Portsmouth fire, potentially yielding a life saving pardon. He asks for red port to be sent and funds sent. Gloucester notes a farmer and another man accused of kidnapping a child for rewards and housing, leading to a starving death found in a hedge near Winston. A Chatham dispatch reports dockyard artifacts orders and the death of Master Proby, son of Charles Proby, from a fall into the hold of the Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffol
Jonathan
Britain
Collec
Portsmouth
Newgate
Barrain
Gloucester
Ashleworth
Cranum
Winston
Chatham
Master Proby
Charles Proby
His Majesty
Fielding
Kent
Cape
Olby
FSF Saeey
Cudgee
Lord Halifax
Iceland
Sffpr
Smithfield
Chilwell Street
Clarke
Angel
Devonshire Steps
Houndsditch
Pye- Street
Westminster
Greenwich
Charles Murray
Madeira Islands
Scott
Robert Scott
Blackheath
Devonshire Square
John Baynes
Bridewell-dceck
Fiedtstreet
Priscilla Burdon
John Burdon
Dalston
Thomas Pope
Maidstone
Margaret Bliffett
Clapham
Barlow
Mapletoft
Pampisford
Cambridgeshire
Kewett
Holywell-street
St. Clement’s Church
Join Jones
Co.l Merchant
Bankside
Southwark
Deal sails for Newfoundland and Jamaica in May fleet
The report lists ships sailing and remaining in the Downs including the Charlotte and Evangelit de Silva bound for Newfoundland and Oporto with the Glory and Cruizer sloop. Other vessels sail toward Quebec Jamaica and Maryland while arrivals from London Antigua and Oporto are noted with captains and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Deal
Charlotte
Newfoundland
Evangelit
de Silva
Oporto
Southampton
Glory
Seaford
Cruizer Sloop of War
N. E
Carlton
Napier
Quebec
Friends
Dunn
Jamaica
S.E
Elizabeth
Christie
London
Maryland
Nancy
Hinderwell
Streighgs
Dover
Bacchus
Hill
Ditto
Hopkirk
Cambell
Scilly
Industry
Ath
Dominica
Liverpool
Nancy, Jones
Antigua
Davenport, Allanson
Gibraltar
la Saye Planter
Smith
Mary
Court Duties, Racing, and Local Disasters Reported
Yesterday royal progress resumed from Kew to the Queen's Palace with a Chapel Royal sermon and court martial report at St James's. Newmarket Spring Meeting results, notable bets, and repeated horse list follow with races through Thursday. Local misfortunes include a fatal candle fire at Pye Street and a scaffold fall. marriages and deaths are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon.d O.N
Kew
Queen’s Palace
Jam. Smith
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Earl of Oxford
Lord Loudon
Horse Guards
A&ét
Ireland
Bristol
Liverpool
Lancaster
Whitehaven
King
House of Commons
North
Multiple Surrender Notices From Wells and Guildhall Sufferers
A list of bankrupts or insolvent traders from St Edward Landsdown to William Norris and Robert Rilt, detailing their names, places, occupations, and surrender dates in May June at venues including the George Inn Wells the Half Moon New Sarum Guildhall and Will s Coffee House with dividends to be made and dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Bradshaw
Lord North
Ieis
Samuel. Martin
Annady
Prince Poniatowsky
Pallinall
Isle -of- France
Chevalier de la Motte-Graffard
Royal Omtois
France
Ugilders
Court of Common Council
Bridewell
Bethlehhem
Gates
Versailles
Corsica
Watkin Williams
Edward Kenyston
Montgomery
Newmarket
B. C
Mr. Pratt
D.C
Ld. Bolingbroke
Ld. Farnham
Mr. Foley
Blake
Piggot
Wattell
Miss Tims
C. Blake
Foley
Valentine
B.C
C. Banbury
Jemmy
Pigot
Dryden
D. of Kingston
Chrysis
Mr. Blake
Florizel
D. C
Duchess of Kingston
Antonio
Lord Bolingbroke
Lord Farnham
Mr. C. Blake
Clermont
R. M
Pope Joan
Vernon
Milliner
Mr. Wentworth
Ld. Grosvenor
B. M
Burlton
Mr. Lechmere
The
Ditch In
Ogilvy
Clermont’s
Suffolk
Wentworth
Rankrupt
Edward Landsdown the Elder
Edward Landsdown the Younger
Wiveliscombe
Somerfetshire
Clothiers and Partners
George Inn
Wells
Faid
Richard Floyd
New Sarum
Wilts
Baker
New Sarem
William Drinkwater
Breneford
Middlesex
Grocer
White Lion Inn
Market-Place
Bath
Thomas Holton
Buckingham
Guildhall
James Clark
Chingford
Essex
William Malleron
Old B. Street
London
London, Packer, At Guildhall
John Vining Heron
Portim Merchant
Will’s
4 Street
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Shakespear
Elideerety
Bagshot
Surry
Wine
Edward Averell
Port Saas Bedfordshire
Gailthall
William Norris
Bell-yard
Gracechurch-street
Ak Guild Hall
Robert Rilt
Coeshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
London. “Gazette
Casy
Foreign Intelligence
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