National Gazette notes a busy July 16 with trades and finances
The London Gazette lists numerous solicitors and attorneys across London and beyond, followed by political and financial commentary. It reports attempts to curb the National Guard, a cabinet quarrel, deficits, and proposed taxes. It mentions Marshal appointments and royal honors, naval moves, and wartime intelligence. It also covers Irish emigrant aid, revenue figures, and speculative finances amid unrest, plus notes on Java, Algiers, and French diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
M. Lainé
Count de Coigny
Count de Bournonville
Duke de Feltre
Count de Viomenil
Lord Byron
Europe
Llamburzh
Norway
Sweden
Hasening
Stockholm
Christiana
Exmouth
Vaughan
Godwin
Legent
Bonaparte
St. Helena
France
London
Naples
Vienna
Berlin
St. Petersburgh
Madrid
Java
Raffles
England
Jva
Marseilles
Alviers
Dev
Aaecuaa
Carey
Baitul Mecr
Order of Malta
London Gazette business directory entries list Attornies and merchants
A long list of names and addresses from the London Gazette shows numerous merchants, shopkeepers, and attorneys with offices in Broad Street, Mincing Lane, Free derick's Place, Old Jewry, and surrounding streets. Individuals include J Thomson, J Shut, W Tozer, J Armstrong, and J Dalrymple among others, with roles as merchants, vintners, linen drapers, butchers, and coin dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Mark-lane
Gaines
Caroline-street
Bedford-square
J. Johnson, Bate
Whittlesey
Cambridgeshire
Attornes
Sandy’s Horton
Rourke
Cranecourt
Fleet-street
J. Aspinall
Liverpool
Avison
Wheeler
J. Goode
Leicester
Hosier
Leigh Mason
Housman
New Bridge-street
London
W. Whletcher
Goat Mills
Cumberland
Aux-dresser
Mr. Clennell
Staple Inn
J. Anram
Southampton
Bu‘echer
Attornies
Willis, Clarke
Warnford Court
Throgmorton Street
J. Cooke
Coxhae
Durham
Griffith and Hinde
Hansen
Blakelock
Sevjeane
P. Pidgeon
W. Pidgeon
Aliston
Hundleby
Poynton
Freeman's-court
Cornlill
Daventry
Langloh
Gray’s Lou-square
Robinson
Sculeoates
Yorkshire
Lis
Chancery-lane
G. Beaumont
Crowle
Lincolnshire
Alttorares
Exley
Stocker
Dawson
Purnival
Johnson
Attornie
Lewes
Cowbarn
Femple
J. Carters
West Pennard
Somersetshire
Messrs
Bleasdale Alexander
Holme
New Tan
Hh. Vidbury
Woodford Mills
Northamtonshire
Mr. Besant
Parnivals Inn
Holbtown
J. Thomson
Noy
Hardstone
Mincing-lane
G. Taylor
G. Jarman
Swain
Pearse
Freederick's-place
Old Jewry
J. Shut
Pownall
Fairthorne
Copthall-court
Thro
Mr. Allingham
St. John’s-square
J. Armstrong
Addle
Aldermanbury
Chapman and Wood
Little St. Thomas Apostle
Queen-street
W. Tozer
Crediton
Devon
Sadier
Andros
Alderson
Warnford-court
T. Moss
Blandford-street
Manchester-square
Webster
Chancery-line
J. Dalrymple
Lancaster
Clarke and Richards
R. Hobbes
Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwick
Adlington and
Gregory
Bedford-row
Wosay
Harvard Castle
Mr. Battyve
Chancery -Lane
W. Davies
Argaed
Monmouth
Ita
Serjeaavs-ian
Uvleet-Street
Unclear archival entry on court case and accounts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions court, accounts, and numbers but lacks coherent details. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly present to anchor a full summary.
Pirates in coastal task force drive inland resistance
Fragmentary OCR describes a coastal city facing pirates who advance inland with 47 men or more. The inhabitants, recalling past misfortunes, resolve to resist and retreat into a small wooled area while civil guards pursue the bandits along the route.
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