London Lord Mayor nominates several gentlemen for sheriffs
The Lord Mayor proposed a list of gentlemen for the office including Wilkham Leighton Charles Flower William Viner George Goodwin Bryant Barrett Henry Hughes Richard Cooper James Portis and Thomas Ellis. George Goodwin paid into the Chamber of London pool 20 marks to excuse serving as Sheriff. A proposed dock plan between London and Blackfriars Bridge is described along with a new Amethyst frigate launch at Deptford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkham Leighton
Charles Flower
William Viner
Bowyer
George Goodwin
Wheelwright
Bryant Barrett
Wwax-Chandler
Henry Hughes
Richard Cooper
Broiderer
James Portis
Skinner
Thomas Ellis
London Bridge
Stepkney
Hugh ‘Seymour
Admiral Harvey
West Indies
Frederick
William Bentinck
Duke of Portland
Yarmouth
Archduke Charles
Deptford
Pringers
Wales
Chan
Bradbury
Wapping Wall
Wigton
Lex
Carlisle
John Ellis
Chapelshade
Dundee
Scotland
Joseph Cope
Kemes
Regiment of Windsor
Arbroath
Robert Gray
Perth
Battle reports from Stockach and Verona actions detailed
Vienna April 10 Her Royal Highness Archduke Charles and General Kray relay full accounts of actions near Stockach Ockach near Legnago and Verona in Thalys account The advance guard under Nauendorf pursues the enemy while Schwarzenberg Meerfeld and St Cyr’s forces drive them from Stirfingen Neuhausen Lyptingen and take prisoners and cannon The army moves in two columns encamping near Stockach with the right wing on Malpieren heights.
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Vienna
Archduke Charles
Kray
Ockach
Germany
Legnago
Verona
Thalys
Stockach
Oferach
Pfulendorf
Eugen
Ferino
Rubi
Singen
Radompizell
St. Cyr
Lyptingen
Count de Nauendorf
Ach
Prince de Schwartzenberg
Stirfingen
Count de Meerfeld
Address on the Union With Ireland in Parliament
The Lords and Commons present a dutiful address to the king urging a complete union between Great Britain and Ireland. They argue the union will promote security, wealth, and commerce while uniting laws and government to resist enemies and strengthen imperial power.
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Ireland
Great Britain
Archduke's left wing holds Nellenberg line amid heavy fighting
As the right wing faces the main enemy near Eugen, Archduke's left wing, posted from Ach to Lyptingen, fortifies Nellenberg while Nauendorff and Schwartzenberg withdraw to safer heights. Gen. Jourdan commands in action with Van Dammers harassing lines. Prince Furstenberg dies in the assault. Col. Anhalt Beinberg is mortally wounded.
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Nellenberg
Walwis
Radolge 1
Labey
Cairuthess
Bee Agalan
Antpach
Expéringin
M. de Nauendorff
Leep
Eugen
Royal High Vets
Count de Meerfeld
Free Corps
Wurmser
St. Cyr
Lyptingen
Danube
Engen
Pfullendorff
Ach
Prince Schwartzenberg
Steiflingen
Ferino
Rubi
Count Nauendorff
Cinie
Nallenberg
Jourdan
Stader
M. de Nauendurff
Gtr
Prince We Farstenberg
Dentwang
Archduke Francis
Petrarch
Wallis
Malspieren
Zzennangen
Lbis
Prince of Anhalt Beinberg
Archduke
Prince of Furttenberg
Stip
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