Latent British Naval Prize and Bankruptcy Notices
In the London Gazette dated Jan 2 a report details Vice Admiral Foley’s capture of a French lagger of 160 guns off the Downs, plus ordnance promotions and military appointments. It also lists bankruptcy notices across Birmingham and London with multiple debtors and dates for hearings in January and February.
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Mirally
Froin
Downie
kKnto
Foley
Wilson Croker
Fisgeaty
Huyalius
Downs
Ilythe
Onour
Grorce Dowstey
Llue
C. Downs
Office of Ordnance
G. Adye
C. Kert
A. Macdonald
Serbet
W. Drummond
Macdonald
T. Hutdin
Vies Lefeboce
J. Long
Hutcheon
Trentenant
Longley
Townsend
H. W. Picard
D. Wilkietenayat
Pearce
JV. Hi
Gillind Liutenant
Wilkie
Gerpzan Lepton
Charles Baron Cryptain
W. Braun
Ipttain
Witzleben
A. Bindseil
Tafio
Braun
Rat
Windseil
Sec
Inclo
Tee Schulzen
F. Leinecke
Hugo
Steckmann
Lets I. Haardt
Rummel
Ptain
County of
Stuffant
Smitty
E. Monckton
Witirchild
Shirley
Gazetts
J. Mills
Bent
J. Wills
Iladelphia
North America
Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Ines Hoor
Gildiull
Naval appointments and privateer actions reported
Continued naval notices list officers assigned to ships and stations including Sore Welch to the Ceres at Chatham and Samuel Sison to Vie artemeith, with dispatch to fit for service. It also notes captures and engagements near Barbadoes, reporting a five gun privateer and a 13 gun schooner privateer burnt off Bertie and fleeing toward St Vincent amid convoy movements.
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Sore Welch
Ceres
Chatham
Surridge
Samuel Sison
Vieartemeith
Halifax
John Fowler
Norge
Lismouth
William Parker
George Sprent
Alfred
Noudl
Ariyatt
Royal William
Prerin
Archibald Petrie
Lavock
Sheerness
John Ppointnt
Lame
Ports
Ips
Surinam
Dare
Adi
Geinert
Bertie
Ug Heap
Endeusour
St. Virconta
eAmerivas
Privstece
Spurroi
Phuceal
Mavunrite
Curtisle Bay
Norfotk
Clare Igith
Barhadoes
Yankee and privateers captured near Demerary and Sackett's Harbour
Reports detail American privateers losing or capturing vessels off Demerary Bar and Antigua while a flotilla under Commodore Chauncey prepared to sail from Sackett's Harbour. The Mandarin, captured by Decatur’s frigate, and multiple British prizes are listed with crews and destinations.
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Chirybuis
Beth
Antigua
Liverpool
Demerary
Demerary Bar
Armstrong
Lucy
Alicia
London
Surinam
New York
Sackett’s Harbour
Harbous
Chauncey
Oneida
Woolsey
Sackett’s
Mandarin
Baker
United States
Decatur
Norfolk
President
Congress
Argus
Joseph Nancrede
France
Henry Escher
J. C. Collins
Samuel Cole
Philad Lybia
Salem
Kelsey Ann
Bay of Chaleur
Halifax
West Indies
St. Andrew's
Crowainshield
Dominiqué
St. John's
Newfoundland
Ireland
Jane
St. John’s
Port Glasgow
Neptune
Leith
High Court ruling over Greenock impressment case
In September 1812 Benny an impress service worker fired on a man in Greenock during a dispute over obstruction. The Bailie Court sentenced Benny to 80 days in Bridewell and to bail for future peace. The High Court of Justiciary overturned the Greenock magistrates, finding irregularity and unwarranted power, dismissing the letters and ordering Benny freed. Davidson was held liable for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court OF Justiciary
Trosas Benvy
Aidshipman
Joux Davinson
Greenock
Benny
Bailie
Bridewell
Societon-General
Maconocuse
Cockman
Consiex
Davidson
Newmarket Craven Meeting 1815 First and Second Class Stakes
Sporting intelligence from Newmarket Craven Meeting 1815 lists the First Class Ostlands Stakes entries on Monday with horses such as Burland's Sorcery and Langton, weights ranging 6st 10lb to 8st 2lb, plus Tuesday’s Second Class field including Crisnin Middlecharpe Florival Grimalkin York Whitebone Legerdemain Romana Magic Woetul and Defiance.
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Newmarket
Gratton
Pope
Joan
Cavendish
Mandel
Major Wilan
Glover
Mr. Take
Payne
G. UE
Cavendidn
Lambron
Goddard
Mr. Asthy
Graton
Wyndhant
Orelta
Gen. Grosvenor
Defiance
Jake
Irevapion
Childg Harold
Third Clans of the Oatland Stakes Recap and Robbery Report
The article lists the Third Clans of the Oatland Stakes with entries for multiple horses and owners including Slender Billy Cambric Mantidamumt Seymour Octavius and others. A Bow Street patrol encounters a mounted man near Brentford and Hounslow leading to a pursuit and a mare theft linked to two suspects at Putney Common. Births marriages and obituaries follow including a stillborn at Harley Street and General Sir Theos Musgrave’s death. various notices of naval officers and governors are noted.
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Glover
Mr. Goddard
Pizot
Mr. Lake
Seymour
Ladbroke
Octavius
Windham
Gohanma
Craven
Tooley
D. of Grafton
Joe Miller
Crockford
Ditto
Mr. Payne
Lady Sophia
Td Jursey
Orson
Ld Foley
Maria
Major Wilson
Sorcerer
Patrale
Bow-street
Brentford
Mounstow
Russell
Bedfont
King’s Arms
Roehampton
Putney Common
Hounslow
Marrie U
St. Mary’s
Lambeth
Henry Churchill
Deddington
Oxon
Ann Ellis
Phos. Ellis
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Bolton-street
Piccadilly
Theos. Musgrave
76Th
Gravesend
Ritbury
Sir William
James Musgrave
Barnesley Park
Gloucester
Sallow Glin
County of Betey
Croom’s Hill
Greenwich
T. Norris
Cape Coast
Company of Merchants
Africa
Salgs of Estates by Peremptory Auction in Southwark
The sale lists multiple estates and parcels in and around London and Sussex. It details eight leasehold messuages in Stoney Street Southwark with ancillary buildings, plus several freehold farms and a manor farm near Canterbury and in Sussex. Private contracts offer further properties including Furze Down Surrey and major tythes at Clarendon Park Salisbury.
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High Court of Chancery
Lingard
Boston
Skitching
Jones
Edward Morris
Southampton
Cery Lane
Winchester-yard
Stoney-street
Southwark
Great Winchester
Presland
Ducter
Brunswick-square
Yuson and Preston
Chathamplace
Blackfriars
Mr. Tucker
Bartlete
Melburn
Kr. Fraser
Little Poulders
Sandwich
Upper
Lower Hardes
Canterbury
Brede
Sussex
Messrs
Pettman
Ham
Furze Down
Surrey
Tooting
Streatham
Thomas Lane
Lawrenet Pounney-hill
Clarendon Tyties
White Hare Inn
Salisbury
Taos
Clarendon Park
Sarum
Dan and Chapter
D. A
N. B
Messrs. Strong
Stil
Strong
Lincoln’s Inn
London
White Hart
Patent Teeth Essence and Worm Lozenges Advertisements
Late Jacoz Heer’s Essence of Pearl and Pearl Den touts superior dental care claims for preservation and whitening of teeth. Bayley and Blew advertise 2s 9d bottles with J Hemet marks, urging parents to use for children. Also promoted are Hing’s Patent Worm Lozenges as a universal remedy for flatulent, vermin-related ailments in children, with retail details in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Wilttehead
R. Jounstan
Apathecary
Soho
United Kingdom
Rt. Johnston
Pilsbury
Rug Kine
Spilsbury
Soho-square
London
Cranbrook
Thos
Kennard
Josep Jose
Jacoz Heer
Prince of Wales
Bayley and
Blew
Cockspur-street
J. Scarman
Mr. Hemet
George Street
Hanover-square
J. Hemet
Bayley
Hing
Childrst
Cheapside
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