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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 29, 1787

Page

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Frost and ice trap British ships at Cronstadt port

From the London Gazette Peterspurcu and Drespen report frost extensive in late November. Twenty four British ships are frozen up in or near Cronstadt. Some ships had recently tried to return but faced heavy ice and remain trapped about two English miles from the port. Drespen notes Bohemian grain export ban to Bohemia and sanctioning grain imports elsewhere.

Tuvrsday London Gazette Peterspurcu Rufia Ang Neva Cronstadt Drespen Bohemia Mifnia Neustadt Lond. Gazette

Envoy Harris Confers on Alliance Articles at Treves

At Treves noon on December 19 Sir James Harris Envoy Extraordinary from Great Britain met with the Deputies of the States General to discuss preparing the articles of alliance to be concluded between Britain and the Dutch Republic.

Hacue Holland James Harris Great Britain Treves States General

London Budget and Society Notes From The Era

London dispatches report plans to unclaim ed funds at the Bank of England to be loaned by the Treasury, a large meeting at the Catch Club approves Duke of York joining, Windsor installation expected with royal presence, Franco British naval terms to be enforced for lasting peace, revenue this year exceeds last by a million despite armaments, Burgess to move repeal of debtor laws, tobacco duty to be cut to curb smuggling, Buckingham arrives in Dublin in good health, Ireland to gain a Maint measure, Bordeaux October fair boosts local fabrics, Scevtr at the Chancery Bar matching Kenyon earnings.

London Bank of England Catch Club St. James’s Street Ward the Duke of York Prince of Wales Windsor Edward William Henry Ernest Adolphus Augustus Knights of the Garter France Mons Bouganville England Rogers Lord Keppel Great Britain West India Establishment West Indies Burgess Marquis of Buckingham Ireland Dublin Castle Elijah Bourdeaux Scevtr Chancery Lloyd Kenyon Ayear

Speculations On Feasts Of Wealth And Imperial Edicts

An 1787 Dublin letter describes salaries for high offices and legal officials, notes promotions including Robinson as Surveyor General, and reports on Austrian and Russian dispatches. It then covers an imperial edict penalizing libels, a fatal Sussex gunpowder magazine blast, and impending trials of Captain Abbot and Mr Hastings. A boxing crowd and lotteries frank remarks on finance follow, with a long petition-like endorsement from J Magee of College Green.

Wholesale and Retail London Cloths Warehouse Ad

One door below St James Market York Wilsons advertises a wholesale and retail ready made clothing warehouse offering men's and boys coats cloaks frocks and accessories. Prices listed in old currency and a promise of quality and fashionable styles with durable wear.

St. James's Market York Wilillson C. &Co Chain Bia London Geutlensn

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