News from the London Gazette Aug 6 1782 fleet and inland notices
Intelligence from Bussara and Madras reports the Sultan and Magna nime safely arriving with convoy on March 31 and the French fleet leaving the Coromandel coast. A British cutter captures the French lugger Count de Valentinois. Public recollections note Peter the Great edict and exiled Grand Vizir. Reports also cover Guildhall statue unveiling, Ipswich ads, Weyhill sheep fair prices, and a treason plot exposure with a Navy lieutenant’s betrayal attempt thwarted.
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Monoday
London Gazette
St. James’s
Bussara
Madras
Sultan
Magnanime
Coromandel
Admiralty Offirce
James Hill
Mutin
Mr. Stephens
Spithead
Admiralty
Count de Valentinois
le Dos
Cherburgh
Peterspurgh
A&t
Peter the Great
Constantinople
Demotica
Adrianole
Jejen Mehemmet
Quarter Sessions debated warship plan at Guildhall
The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in this county saw a large turnout at the Guildhall as the question was asked whether to adopt a proposal to build a man of war. No subscription gained enough support.
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Surenspury
Dennis
St. John’s College
Winchester
John Deadman
David Tyrie
George Maynard
St. John’s House
Walker
House of Commons
Plymouth
Luttrell
Elliot
Brest
Peace Prospects in Bengal Reported by India Express
London dispatches from Bengal dated April 19 forecast imminent general peace while noting continued war resources. Marattas favor pacific measures and Hyder Ali could be isolated with regional powers ready to back Company forces to compel him. Monthly rupees shipments to Madras sustain the war effort as tensions ease.
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London
Oder
India
Bengal
Madras
Nizam
Hyder Aily
Partnership End Notice for Sandys and Pynock Lace Makers
Bristol news announces the dissolution of the partnership between Samuel Sandys and Samuel Pynock lace and fringe makers on September 29 1782. Sandys remains at No 15 Bridge Street and invites all creditors to send accounts while debtors are urged to pay. Pynock has left the business but Sandys continues all branches at the same address and seeks continued public support.
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Samuel Sandy
Samuel Pynock
Samuel Py- Nock
Samuel Sandys
Samuel Sanopys
Bridge-Street
N. B. Samvel Sanopys
Society, Sworrall
Bristol
Castle-street
John Wolfe
George Cooper
Mary Monro
Hatstonr
Dighton-Street
Warp
James Cassin
Small-Street
Stamp-Office
London
WHITE
Shrewsbury
Birmingham
Kings-Head
New-street
Greyhound
Broad-Mead
White-Hart
Broade Street
Kings- Head
Torvarry
Glocester Light Post
Chile
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Supreme Council
Admiral Pigot
New York
la Vera Crux
Havannah
Port L’orient
Monsieur Vaudreuil
Boston
Jamaica
Liverpool
Marquis Clermont
Lord Howe
Gibraltar
Lisbon
France
Guildhall
Earl of Chatham
Bacon
Chamber of London
Ipswich
Weyhill Fair
Andover
Amesbury
Park House
Cholderton
Weyhill
Sol
Country-News
Bristol-Key
St. Peter-street
Dolphin Street
William Lupton
Ames
Maudlin-Lane
Land Security
Exchange
Bristols
Hodges
the Strand
Assonme
Wlae T
Priz
HowGes
Red-Lodge
Stony-Hill
St. Michael
Ann Hort
Deceas
Kinpy and
Keeson
Auétion
Soromon Trew
Cross
Somerset
Allerton
Wedmore
Rupert Loverass
Quarry
Cribwell
Hayes
Wedmore Moor
Tadham Moor
Burlock
Cromwell Close
Peter Fry
Axbridge
Thomas Tyley
Wédmore
Edward Daniel
Weymouth
Lamb-Inn
Brisol
Crowne Inn
Hillman, Beale, and Co
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