Sally Brings Letters on Peace, Huddy Murder Report
Amsterdam reports from August 12 that the American vessel Sally carries letters confirming Congress insistence on France participation for any peace. The letters detail Captain Huddy’s murder and note Captain Asgill’s exit from Philadelphia to atone for refugees’ crime in New York.
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Amsterdam
Sally
Brown
de Tiland
America
Congress
France
Huddy
Lippercott
Washington
Argul
Philadelphia Gazette
Asgill
Philadelphia
New York
Ruddy
Royal Conge dElire for Landaff Bishop and Jamaican Fleet News
The King grants a conge d elect for Landaff to elect a bishop and recommends Richard Watson to the see. A royal death toll follows as Prince Alfred dies at 1 year 11 months. Dispatches from Jamaica report fleet movements, Spanish and French actions, Gibraltar, and troop movements, with further notices from Dusuin and Ireland detailing unrest and naval reports alongside a Lima Archbishop letter on Tupac Amaru’s rebellion and regional devastations.
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London
WaitesaLt
Landaff
Shute Barrington
Bishopsick of
Salisbury
Richard Watson
Landa
Wyndham Grenville
Ireland
Royal
Prince Alfred
Henry
Gth
Westminster Abbey
Admiralty
Jamaica
Greyhound
James Dunn
Falmouth
Port Royal
Havannah
Admiral Pigot
Ville de Paris
Lord Rodney
Tarleton
Gibraltar
Cumberlad
Gosling
Guards
Gibaltar
Rgtbalt
Spithead
New-York
Barbary
Europe
Ostend
Elliot
Elfinear
Wingo
Norway
Elfineur
Jersey
Dusuin
M‘carty
Charles Town
South Carolina
England
M.carty
Savannah
New York
Armagh
Down
Artrim
Lima
Rio de Janeiro
Tupac Amaru
Altho
Tinta
Diego Tupac Amaru
Cusco
Chuquitaca
Lampa
Oviro
le Crufero
Chacuito
Cayllom
Peruvian Calamities and Bankrupt Auction at Bristol Exchange
The document recounts brutal cruelties in Peru and describes a dire state of government, population harm, and economic ruin. It then lists bankrupt assignees and a sale by auction at the Exchange Coffee-House in Bristol, detailing the estate of William Brown including a freehold in Crane Street East Greenwich and two leaseholds at Balait Key. Enquiries are directed to T. Lewis, Attorney.
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Peru
Gue la Lucine
Kingdom of
Banxriourts
Thomas Hobson
Cheapside
London
Hatter
James Chater
Leadenhall-street
Michael Luttrell
George’s-street
Hanover Square
Taylor
Edward Horner
Richard Monk
Wilhelmina Harriece West
Thomas Baughan
Covent-Garden
John Partridge
New Bond-street
Richard Lance the Younger
St. Clement
Cornwall
William Wryghte
Garlick-hill
William Seymour
Butcher Row
Ratclifte-cross
Middlesex
Moses Morava
Israel Morava
Fenchurch-street
Thomas Faton
Liverpool
Bristol
Thomas Walford
Bath
Wm Brown
Chapman
Exchange Coffee-House
Crane-Street
East Greenwich
Kent
Balait- Key
Leafe
T. Lewis
Bridge-street
Gleamorganshire
William Birchall
Pile Inn
Glamorganshire
Joseph Lloyd
Parey KenFic
NewTon-NoTaGe
County of Glamorgan
Margam
Neath
Cowbridge
Morgan Howell
Skerr
Pilelon
Howell
Thomas
Cardiff
Fowell
W- Birchall
William Rees
Nmouthshire
Beaufort Arms
Monmouth
Dingeston
Pen Y Clawth
County of
Margery Jones
Treveldee
Cumcarvon
Law, Thomas
Jobn Powell
Mr. Thomas
Wn. Birchall
Allioncer
Barhe
Auchon
Exchange Coffee House
St. Philip’s Church- Yare
Llewellyn Williams
Josph Haskins
George Hill
Messrs. Fry, Fripp and Co
Krisol
Glove Trade Advertises Luxury Goods and Starch Excise Notices
The notice promotes Chinese gloves and various cosmetic and hair products sold by Charles Sharp and others in London Bristol Bath and Paris asserting quality and exclusivity. It includes a public excise warning about starch and hair powder duties and details penalties for unentered production concealment and improper export. It also describes the Bible Society funds and distributions of Bibles to sailors and soldiers with subscriptions and receipts.
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Charles Sharp
Perfomer
Fleet-treet
London
Annras
Clare-street
Bristol
Montague
Bath
England
Fabra
Paris
Sharp
Bible Society
Lonnon
N. B
William Fuller, Son, and Co. Bankers
Lombard-Street
Deane
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