Penrose to join Exmouth with Mediterranean squadron
Sir C Penrose to join Lord Exmouth with as many ships as possible from the Mediterranean command. The Euphrates 38, Ister 36, Tagus 36, Erne 24, Myrmidon 24, Satelite, Wasp and others are to rendezvous at Gibraltar. Dutch Vice Admiral Capellan and a Neapolitan squadron to cooperate. total British force 25 sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Penrose
Lord Exmouth
Mediterranean
Euphrates
Preston
Ister
Forrest
Tagus
D. Dundass
Erne
R. Spencers Myrmidon
Genthier
Satelite
Jamies Murray
Wasp
Wallice
London Gazette Bankruptcy List Names Many Creditors
A July London Gazette notice lists numerous bankrupts across trades and towns. Included are G Cornfont a ship owner attorney firm Mitchell and Francis. J Story merchant of Owtwick. R C Young merchant of Sculcoates. W Northcote wine merchant. J Collyer potator dealer. J Rosesear spirit merchant. J Vickery linen draper. J Clay clothier. J Blackett lime-dealer. W Oldroyd bookseller. and many others with their respective attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cornfont
North Shields
Attornies
Mitchell and Francis
Fowke
Tewerestreet
J. Story
Owtwick
R.C. Young
Sculcoates
Eotksorre
R. Ellis
Chan- Cerys -Lane
W. Chanan
Saint James
Tooker
Bardetus-buildimes
Irothorn
EW. Brown
Saracen’s
Friday Street
Cheapside
Soaud
New Basinghall-treet
Wd. Northcote
Gime-street
Abbott
Abchurch-yard
Lombarid-street
Scubbery
Strand On the Green
Attocue
Mr. Charter
Cook’s Court
Serle-street
Linecohis Tan
Callaway
Bath
Pearson
Fen-court
Fpenchured
J. Collyer
Date of
China-walk
Chelsea
Denter In
Potators
J. Aspinall
Quality-court
Chancery Bane
J. Rosesear
Culloden
Cormwall
Attories
Saidys
Corto
Roathe
Crane
Cent
W. Phitlips
Brighthe!ton
Sussex
Tornies
Palmer and Yriece
Bedford-row
R. Platt
Southsea
Southammptonshire
Attornes
Wr. Chitton
Exchequer Office
Lincoln's-son
W. OR. Power
Bireoutoven
Mr. Platt
New Losell-econet
Carey -Street
J. Purser
Burs Mil
Therts
Messia
Lee and
Townshend
Phree-crown-court
Southwark
W. Oldroyd
Blackman-street
Surrey
Fisher
Ludlow
Gough-square
Pivot-street
J. Vickery
Wirginstow
Devonshire
J. HD. Buckle
Bucklersbury
J. Clay
Ossett
Yorkshire
Fisher and Ludlow
Grough-square
J Lodgson
J. Moore
Bishop Monkton
J. Tennant
Leeds
J. Foster
Eshop Monkton
Wilson
Greville-street
Hatton Garden
J. Pearson
Wombwell
Miller
Messra
Exley
Stocker
Dawson
Furnival’s Inn
Lonning
Cumberland
Mounsey
London Gazette list of attorneys and merchants in varied towns
A long list of names and occupations appears like a directory in the London Gazette. It includes solicitors and attorneys for Manchester Bath Liverpool and other places, with firms such as Avison Wheeler Exley and Co. and various merchants, millers, dressmakers, and victuallers. The OCR shows numerous misspellings and fragmented addresses across multiple locales.
Paris Papers Report on War, Peace and Colonial Losses
The Paris papers discuss Sir Robert Wilson's release from confinement in France, the death sentence for General Mouton Duvernet, and a distressing letter from Mauritius about Governor Farquhar's Madagascar settlement failing with native massacres. They note a Nepaul treaty with the East India Company, a brief Anglo American Lakes dispute, and a cautious outlook for potential conflict over Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Robert Wilson
Robert Is
England
Mouton Duvernet
Mauritius
Farquhar
Madagascar
Nepaul
J Coltyear Potatoes Dealer Named in Legal Notice
J Coltyear late of China walk Chebsa dealer in potatoes. Attorney J Aspivall Quality court Chan cery lane R Briseall of Liverpool Larcatier drag er Attorney Mr A Umney 14 Clemeni inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coltyear
Chebsea
J. Aspivall
Quality-court
Chancery-lane
R. Briseall
Liverpool
Larcatier
Drager
A. Umney
Clemeni’-inn
Next Week Will Appear No 1 of Tuelvinenant
A weekly series from the Continent announces its first installment titled Tuelvinenant a collection of papers on politics and manners. The notice states future numbers will follow in the coming weeks.
Erratum Extraordinary in Royal Academy Bust Attribution
A correction admits a prior misattribution of the Duke of Wellington bust at the Royal Academy. The piece credits Mr Purnerellum and dismisses Mr Chantry, while defending Mr Raphael and his patron against any public retraction. The notice urges clearer boundaries between criticism and liberty and ends with classical quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Wellington
Royal Academy
Chantry
Purnerellum
Thorugh
Mer. Purneretti
Raphael
Perms
Brutus
War with Nepal Ends By Ratification Of Treaty
Government announces on official authority that on March 3 the treaty between Indian and Nepalese governments was fully ratified. The move ends hostilities and marks a formal conclusion to the dispute, described as honorable to our aims and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Suave
Nepaul
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
J. Usherwood
Manchester
Makisan
Temple
F. Brake
Mr. Mayhew
Gray’s Inn
S. Jacobs
Shadehill
Mra. Reilly
Clement’s Inn
Avison
A. Court
J. Cb. Diggles
Savage Gardens
SIO
Cenwiehk-street
Beiverpool
Rodsers
Pathe
Angel-court
Beeky
J. Wood
Yarrmouth
Norfath
Vietustler
Chicco
Mathews
Chipping
Marta
Oxted
Bakers
de Langton
Cates -Street
East India Company
Manarasan Bixuam San
Nepant
Honourable
Nepautt
The
East-India Company
Tiwia Company
Keli
Rapti
Beottuleas
Gunnock
Gundock
Coosah
Pourthly
Allihe
Meilchec
Toe Teesah
Alliihe
Medenec
Naggree
Nagarcote
Momog
Guorkah
Nepal
Nall
Cays
Bradshaw
Segowley
Paris Bransnaw
Pla
E.S
Goroo Gouradt Misser
Cannonn Seckun Orapeesh
Conan
J. Avan
Canada
America
Seai
India
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