Royal Court Papers and Naval Honors Suppressed in 1770 News
A London Gazette snippet reports appointments for Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan, court ball ticket orders, and Swedish electors presenting two candidates to the King with later royal confirmations. It notes Admiral Falkengren and Ridderstolpe chosen, Ridderstolpe declining the senatorial dignity, and subsequent presentations including Wrangel and Arnell. Also mentions the Prince and Princess of Orange moving to a summer residence, Marseilles news of Captain Jarvis honoring a savior of the Alarm frigate, and a Paris loan by the clergy amid parliamentary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swekholm
Pleno
Poersons
Senate
Fléna
Vite
Falkengren
Cederstrom
Baron Wrangel
Count Dube
Baron Ridderstolpe
Charles
Ordnance
Cede?strom
Peter ‘Schoenstrom
Count Duben
Arnell Councellor
Hancesy
Charles Germand
Arnell
Baron Ribbing
Order of the Sword
Hage
Prince
Princess of Orange
Marseilles
Villa Franca
Jarvis
Pleville
Je Pelley
Sieur Pleville le Pelley
England
Georgio Renato Pleville le
Admiralty
Paris
Bourdeaux
Noni
Gilbert
Gilly-furt Loire
Frontiers of Silfia report on raid near Jaroslow
A Polish officer arriving from Eperies reports Sieur Boudricki surprised and ate a detachment of 200 Ruffians escorting prisoners to Leopold. The incident occurred near Jaroslow, involving Confederates and a substantial armed engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silfia
Eperies
Sieur Boudricki
Jaroslow
Leopold
Shipping arrivals and departures at Deal May 29 30
Ships listed include Elizabeth from Zant Denton, Mary from Jamaica, Union from Sailed to the West ward Swift East India Pilot under Capt Lante. Tyger from Whitehaven to Jamaica, Ann from London to Carolina, Tryal from South Carolina to Cowes, Rog Rolfe from Oporto to Yarmouth, Hopewell from South Carolina to Cowes.
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New S. Deal
Elizabeth
Denton
Zant
Mary
Smith
Jamaica
Union
Hanway
Swift East India Pilot
Capt
Lante
Wind
S. W
Tryal
Plaket
South Carolina
Cowes
Amsterdam
Rolfe
Warren
Oporto
Yarmouth
Hopewell
Aili
Royal Chapel Sermon and Court News From London
London reports detail a royal chapel sermon before the Majesties at St James's Chapel with Lord Bolingbroke bearing the sword of salute. Advices from Stockholm tie couriers among France and Prussia as ministers discuss backing negotiations. Notices include military promotions, admiral appointments, local politics in London, thefts, pardons, and a long obituary and bankruptcy list.
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London
Smith
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Slute
Bolingbroke
Stockholm
France
Prussia
Copenhagen
Lord North
Prince Mafférano
Eric
Amana
John Mason
Tower
Hutchins
King’s Road
Chelsea
Mos
Newgate
John Hatfield Kaye
Hatfield Hall
Yorkshire
Miss Wentworth
William Wentworth
Henbury
Dorsetshire
Earl of Stratford
Greenwich
Connor
Andrew Dickie
St. John’s Gate
Fleet Street
Benjamin Rackstraw
West Chester
Jodell
Francis Jodrell
Twenlow
Eigg
Hot Wells
Bristol
Miss Thompson
Queen Anns Street
Portland Chapel
Plymouth
Watford
Herts
Paul Ingram
Glasgow
Scotland
Alexander Baird
William Jennens
Long Wistenham
Abingdon
Berks
Head
Southgate
Phelps
Mercer
the Park
Southwark
James Young
Broadway
Westminster
Carpenter
Guildhall
John Parker
Gerrard-street
Soho
Draper
William Gibb
Poland-street
Taylor
John Cartwright
Tothill-street
Guildall
Benjamin Panton
Monkwell-street
George Lightfoot
Sunderland
Durham
Tallow-Chandler and Pipe
Makery
Golden Lion
John Muckleston
Shrewsbury
Scrivener
the Raven
Thomas Bowerbank
Catenton-street
Blackwell-hall
Nicholas Bishop
Fountain Tavern
Charles Bunnington
Petersham
Surry
Richard Fill
Re Brewer
Christopher Quarto Shadwell
William Pownall
Cheshire
D. King’s Arms
Macclesfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
London: ‘Gazette
St. Jaimes
John
Stuart
Planatinars
Glamorgan
Lord Chamberlain
UWA
Promery
Foreign Intelligence
Earl
Chat- Jam
Burgoyne
Croydon
Lords of the Admiralty
William Parry
Leeward Islands
Admiral Mann
Half-Moon Tavern
Cheapside
Alderman Oliver
Watkin Lewes
Bishop
Livery of
Cox
Tee Rest Ghiy
Free
Esquire
Mr. Oliver
Thomas Grosvenor
Lord Grosvenor
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