News and Orders From the London Gazette July 27
The dispatch reports Me dows and forces reaching Bombay on January 6, relief of Tellicherry with two battalions, and the capture of Sordan Dawn with 50 cannon, plus vast spoils. It notes appointments for Receiver General and Navy Treasurer, prizes taken near Portsmouth and Whitby, and a major East Indies action between French and British fleets near Pondicherry. It covers Gibraltar relief plans and Holland’s resolve to reinforce the Dutch navy, plus assorted legal sentences and local notices across England.
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Francis Lathey
William Rose
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John Cullyhorn
John Carney
Rebecca Downing
Richard Jarvis
John Patmore
Shrewsbury
Sarah Turner
Mary Davies
Hannah Jones
Anne Smith
Derby
Diamond mine discovery sparks clashes near Rio de Janeiro
Advices from Rio Janeiro report a newly found diamond mine near the city prompting the Court to dispatch a yacht. King's officers faced violent resistance from the discoverers, with casualties on both sides. Geneva notes the Council of Two Hundred forming a commission of 800 to craft a pacification plan based on the edict of 1738.
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News of Dutch War Reaches Indian Ports and Conquests
An India Gazette Extraordinary report from Calcutta dated February 18, 1782 notes Indiamen returning from China learned of a Dutch War. They attacked Padang and three other settlements at Bencoolen, with no losses, then Major Abingdon captured Mehe after Tillicherry fell.
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Bishops Barrington and Watson Appointed to See Salisbury and Llanff
London July 27 The Hon and Rev Dr Barrington Bishop of Llandaff kissed the King's hand on translation to Salisbury See, and a Watson likewise named Bishop of Llan aff. Holyrood House saw the election of a Scottish representative peer to replace the late Earl of London with the Earls Buchan and Lauderdale as candidates. Lauderdale won by two votes.
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Demands on Estate of William Mongo Deceased
Bristol July 26 1782 All persons with claims on the estate of William Mongo late lieutenant in the Ninety-seventh Regiment of Foot who went to America in 1768 must file accounts with Mrs Hatstone or Mrs Mary Mowano administrator of Wat Monro. Those indebted to the estate or holding his goods or effects must pay and deliver them to the administrator without further notice or face legal action.
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Monro
Swinfen’s Electuary and Related Pills Advertised Remedies
An advertisement lists STONE and GRAVEL remedies with Swinfen’s Electuary, PULLIN’S Antiscorbutic and Female Pills, and Swinfen’s Infallible Ointment for the ITCH. It notes price points, extensive cures, and the distribution network across pharmacies and shopkeepers in Leicester Bristol Bath Cirencester Gloucester and other towns.
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