The Freemasons' Magazine, Aug. 1, 1794: Page 76

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Promotions.

PROMOTIONS .

HENRY Bosanquet , Esq . of Longford-court , Somersetshire ? -Recorder of Glastonbury , in the room of" the late Judge Gould . On the Cambridge commencement-day , the following were created Doctors in Divinity : the Rev . J . Askew , Richard Frank , Robert Myddleton , and Thomas Rennell . Doctor of Physic , Christopher Pembcrton . The Rev . William Marsh , the Rev . Thomas Benson , and the Rev . James Burford , elected Fellows of Wad ham College , Oxford . Vice-Admirals of the White : Herbert Sawyer , Esq . Sir Richard King , Bart . Jonathan Faulknor , Esq . Philip Affleck , Esq . to be

Vice-Admirals of the Red . Vice-Admirals of the Blue : Thomas Fitzherbert , Esq . Samuel Cornish , Esq . John Brisbane , Esq . Charles Wolseley , Esq . Samnel Cranston Goodall , Esq . Hon . Keith Stewart , his -Royal Highness William Henry , Duke of Clarence ; and Rear-Admirals of the Red , Richard Onslow , Esq . and Robert Kingsmill , Esq . to be Vice-Admirals of the White . Rear-Admirals of the Red , Sir George Collier , Knt . George Bowyer , Esq . Sir Hyde Parker , Knt . Rowland Cotton , Esq . Benjamin Caldwell , Esq . Hon . Williani Cornwallis , William Allen , Esq . John Macbride , Esq . George Vandeput , Esq .

and Rear-Admirals of the White , Charles Buckner , Esq . John Gel I , Esq . William Dickson , Esq . Alan Gardner , Esq . to be Vice-Admirals of the Blue . Rear-Admirals of the White , John Lewis Gidoin , Esq . George Gayton , Esq . George Murray , Esq . Robert Linzee , Esq . Sir James Wallace , Knt . William Peere Williams , Esq . Thomas Pasley , Esq . and Rear-Admirals of the Blue , John Symons , Esq . and Sir Thomas Rich , Bart , to be Rear-Admirals of the Red . Rear-Admirals of tlie Blue , Charles Thompson , Esq . James Gumming , Esq . John Ford , Esq . John Colpoys , Esq . Skeffington Lutwidge , Esq .

Archibald Dickson , Esq . George Montague , Esq . Thomas Dumaresq , Esq . Hon . Sir Geo . Keith Elphinstone , K . B . to be Rear-Admirals of the White . The following Captains appointed Flag Officers : James Pigott , Esq . Hon . William Waldegrave , Thomas Mackenzie , Esq . Thomas Pringle , Esq . Hon . William

Clement rinch , Sir Roger Curtis , Knt . Henry Hervey , Esq . Robert Man , Esq . and William Parker , Esq . to he Rear-Admirals of the Blue . William Young , Esq . James Gambler , Esq . and the Rt . Hon . Lord Hugh Seymour , to be Colonels in his Majesty ' s Marine Forces , in tiie room of the Hon . William Waldegrave , Thomas 1 'ringie , Esq . and Sir Roger-Curtis , Knt . appointed Flag Officers of his Majesty's fleet . The Right Rev . Father in God . Dr . Wm . Bennet , bishop of Cork and Ross , to the bishopric of Cloyiie , in the room of the Right Rev . Dr . Richard Woodward , deceased . The Hon . and Rev . Thomas Stopford , dean of

Ferns , to the bishopric of Cork and Ross The Right Hon . General Cuniiighame , commander in chief of his Majesty's forces in Ireland , or the commander in chief of bis Majesty ' s said forces for the time being , together with Ihe RightHon . James Cuffs , the Hen . Ponsonby Moore , Robert Langrishc , Esq . the Hon . Geo . Jocelyn , the Hon . Henry Pomeroy , Frederick Trench , Esq . and the Hon . Wm . Cockayne , in the room of William Handcock , Esq . deceased , and Lieutenantcolonel John Francis Cradock , Quarter-master General of his Majesty'forces in that kingdomto be Commissioners and Overseers of the Barracks . The Riht

, g Hon . William Earl Fitz-William , Lord President of the Council . His Grace William Henry Cavendish Duke of Portland to be his Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Department . The Right Hon . William Wyndham to be his Majesty ' s Secretary at War . ' Alexander Duke of Gorc ' on , Knight of the most ancient order of the Thistle , Keeper of his Majesty ' s Seal' appointed by the Treaty of Union to be made use of in Scotland , in place of the Great Seal of Scotland . The Marquis Townshend , Governor of Hull . Sir . G . YongeMaster of ihe Mint . The Right Hon . Robert Seymour member

, of parliament for the borough of OiTord , in the room of the Earl of Yarmouth , lion- Marquis of Hertford . Lord Elibank Lord-Lieutenant of Peebles . The Rev . Mr . Haggett , " chaplain lo the bishop of Durham , to the 10 th Prebendary slail in the cathedral of Durham , vacant by the death of the Rev . Sir Henry Vane , Bart . The Rev . George Davison ( nephew to the late Sir Henry Vane ) to the vicarage of Hartbuni , in the ' same county . The Rev . Thomas Newman

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Title	Category	Page
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY.	Article	1
BRIEF OBSERVATIONS ON MASONRY,	Article	6
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	7
A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE PATRONS AND GRAND MASTERS IN ENGLAND,	Article	14
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	16
THE MASTER AND SLAVE.	Article	17
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RELIGIOUS AND MILITARY ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM.	Article	18
PRESENT STATE OF FREE MASONRY.	Article	22
MR. TASKER'S LETTERS	Article	26
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	27
ON IMPRUDENT FRIENDSHIPS.	Article	31
FEMALE MERIT AND VANITY CONTRASTED.	Article	35
THOUGHTS ON CONJUGAL HAPPINESS.	Article	37
LETTERS FROM T. DUNCKERLEY, ESQ.	Article	39
BRIEF CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH OF THE ORDER OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.	Article	41
ANECDOTE OF KAMHI, EMPEROR OF CHINA.	Article	42
WHIMSICAL ANECDOTE.	Article	43
KENTISH EPITAPHS.	Article	44
THE MEDICAL APPLICATION OF MONEY.	Article	45
ANECDOTE OF THEOPHILUS CIBBER.	Article	46
FORTITUDE	Article	47
ON FORTITUDE.	Article	48
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	51
BIOGRAPHIC SKETCH OF THE. LATE. GEORGE COLMAN, ESQ.	Article	53
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	55
CEREMONY OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF ST. PAUL'S. CHURCH, BRISTOL. AUGUST 17, 1789.	Article	56
TO THE PROPRIETOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE.	Article	57
THE HERMIT'S PRAYER.	Article	57
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.	Article	58
OCCASIONAL ADDRESS	Article	60
POETRY.	Article	61
A SONG FOR THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.	Article	62
MASONIC SONG.	Article	63
ON MY SHADOW.	Article	63
THE DEBTOR.	Article	65
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.	Article	66
MONTHLY CHRONICLE.	Article	71
HOME NEWS.	Article	72
PROMOTIONS.	Article	76
Untitled	Article	77
Untitled	Article	78
BANKRUPTS.	Article	79
Untitled	Article	80
LONDON :	Article	80
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.	Article	81
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME.	Article	81