Loss of the British ship Sylph and shipwreck near Southampton
Reports detail the sinking of the Sylph bound from Delaware to Admiral Hotham with dispatches. Eleven officers and many seamen perished, while survivors were rescued by Southampton residents and later paroled to rebuild. The account notes Captain Dickens and 14 officers among the dead, and lists other crew losses alongside two ships and prize matters from the period.
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Sevipwheck
Bill Vist
New York
Gagarin
York
Splohisa
Step
Wisr
Cai
Uieheus
Bimwlr
Ofcers
Southampton Bar
Lainecock Bay
Canas-place
Adsaoo
Faocyehe Heis
Maine
William —— Parsons
Southampton
Babylony
Parsons
Commodore Hotham
Superb
New London
Southane
Dickens
Jlaware
Hotham
New-York
Wmn
Lieut. Jenkins
Sag Wdebourn
George Dickens
C D. Brown
George Pace
J. Srit
Wmn. Wirtlaw
Wim. Boyd
James Marshall
Andrew Ri.Gregor
Archibald Lundie
James Service
David Kingstonydo
J. O'fahoran
T. F. Willamby
W. H. Fox
Adm iralty Office letter reports capture of American privateer Leo
March 18 dispatch from Captain Dacres aboard Tiber informs Vice-Admiral Sawyer that on March 6 at lat 45 deg 0 min N long 15 deg 50 W after an eleven hour chase the Leo seven guns with ninety three men was captured. Leo burnt a British sloop and was bound for the Lisbon coast. Also listed are bankruptcy notices and a long run of baptisms marriages and notices from various firms and individuals.
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Admiralty Office
Dacres
Tiber
Herbert Sawyer
John Wilson Croker
Isq
gt-Sea
Leo
F. Hewes
Burrhen
Orient
Sefere
St. Michael's
Lisbon
Jas. I. Dacres
Proclamation of Peace with the United States 1815
Royal Proclamation by the Prince of Wales announces cessation of arms with the United States following the Ghent treaty of December and ratifications exchanged. It commands subjects to observe the peace at sea and on land and notes the March 17 1815 issuance in Cariten Iense.
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Sfcom
North America
Atlantic Ocean
Greenwich
Gulf of Mexico
West Indies
North Seas
Baltic
Mediterranean
Equator
Cape of Good Hope
United States
Privy Council
Maer Ca
Maisty
Carlton House
His
Oll
Cornel
The
Sista
United Kingdom
United States of America
Prince of Wales
Great Britain and Ireland
Grorch
Ghent
Cariten Iense
United Kingdom of Great ‘Britain
AmbNea
Grouse
Ducenter
Sac
United. States
Gex
Desperate Lottery Scheme Draws Criticism Across the Empire
The article warns that money will move from investors to lottery operators as Bonaparte’s actions spur excitement about Paris draws. It notes many Britons traveling or staying in France may buy tickets, while those abroad hope for returns when they return home. Three prizes of 80,000 guineas and five prizes of 1,000 guineas are cited as incentives for ticket sales.
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Stafford Mercury
Messrs
Hauchun
Gooren
Hoyer
Tron-masters
Bradley
Forestairs
Mesors
HAI- Len and Co
Fetter
United Kingdom
Buonaparte
France
Auction Sale of Freehold Estate Near Bath and Kent Manor
An extensive auction notice describes the sale of a freehold residence near Bath with two acres, stabling, gardens, and outbuildings by Mr Orchard with immediate possession. Additional items include a Freehold Manor Estate of 240 acres at Stourmouth, Kent, and a large Ashby de la Zouch estate of 1460 acres to be sold by auction with private contracts possible.
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Bath
Orchard
Bathford
P. BS. Holder
Prentisss
London
Taylor
New King-street
Gafet
Stourmouth
Canterbury
Kent
Auctio
Winstan
LEY and Sons
Mgr
Falaspar
Court Farm
James ‘Wappenden
Sandwich
Margate
Ramsgate
Wingham
Herne Bay
Stour
Sanwigt
William Sutton
Pout
Henry
Wimsgate
Rochester
Bigers
Stawss
LE Cessiersh
Ashby
Quicen’s
Ashby de la Zouch
Ashby 4 de la ‘Zouch
County of
Leicester
Jake Fate
Fege'Se
Mildred
Poultry Pallemal
Lendon
Pam
Blesspy
Claridge
2Vesons
Estate sale of Berwickshire lands in weeks and Newbigging parishes
Auction notice for GF Estates in Berwickshire near Belford lists private bargain sale of Lands and properties including Weeks and Newbigging parishes. Describes 613 acres with mansions, gardens, and farms, seating 13 miles from Berwick and 3 from Culdstree, with river Leet and Lamt de Mura fishing streams. Offers immediate possession with or without fixtures, viewing via Messrs Pasane dat Wrattishiw and others, and an extensive catalogue of furniture and valuables to be sold by auction by UC Goat and Preps.
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Berwickshire
Boo Relchester
Newbigging
Weeks
Coldsaream
Ryha
Scotland
Berwick
Culdstrearg
Kelso
Dunse
Greenlaw
Treswood
Yusnigs
Edward Gregscon
Spindleston
Belford
Northumberland
Halldience
Fhancs
Hamegate
St. Lawrence
Paauer
Stanisgate
J.C Bank
Messrs
Pasane
Sivilicrow
London
Wilcocks
Auction Mart
Vettman
Carcyeright
Sandwich
Wisiig
Mo A Deliers
Gauk
der Plat
Bedford-Place
UC Goat
Turssary
Qtst
Snstant
Catuig Keiz
Cone
Moegart and Whihys
Broad-street
Royal Exchange
Danielsmith
Hxon
Bainful
Suoning Hill
Windeor
Lolly
Lady May Flesh
Dank Smith-and -Tion
Windsor
Alderman's Walk
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Cumming
Anil
Cyaster
Rylate
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Bela Ad
God Save the King
Couric
Nathaniel Williams
Castle Hid
Cardigan
Herbert, Evans
Ilighmwad
Paul Pootes
Coleshill
Mint
Michard Hrode
Hape-hath
Meridneru
Lewis Vaughan
John Vaughan
W. Carr
Hythe
Raylir
Guildhall
W. Mainwaring
G. B. Mainwaring
Caatteris
Cornhill
K. Belcher
Liverpool
KR. Barnby
Kingston-upon-dull
C.J. Elkins
Jiverpool
King’s Arms
Attornies
Clyster
Staple Inn
Londons
Finlow
J. Candy
Stanfaston
Somerset
Baker
Utah
George Inn
Stepton Mallet
Attomiies
King and Lukin
Ledford-row
Mauskeil
Somersee
J.G. Qurris
Atturaies
Lamber
Faylor
Deane
Gray's Tumesquare
Cooke
Tee . A. Smith
W. Lindap
Liversinol
Fe. Windle
Johnestreet
Bedford-row
Myre Whitley
EH. Martin
E. Taylor
Gow Lane
Guildand
Mr. Lee
Crownsquare
Southwark
W. Hawes
Gloster-place
Newington
Gailshail
Hutsey
Pernival's Inn
Holborn
J. Bailey
Lavenham
Suffolk
Carpenter
Luffdun
Selby
Charles-street
Clergenwell
J. Passman
Basinghall-stret
Mrehant
Attorne
Quirley
Birch
Martin’s-Jane
Canson-street
J. Weatherly
N. Weatherly
Alnwick
White Swan Inn
Atterpies
Lambert
Sharp
Aln Wick
Mounsey and Fisher
Stapleton
J. Dadshon
Quarlington
Durham
King’s Head
Darlington
Attorntes
Berridge
Fattorite Garden
Westall
Waller
Collins
Spital-squars
Gil
Hunter-street
Kent-road
Beriten
Union-street
Aratz
T. Spicer
Weeden Beck
Northampton
J. Earl
Jun
Preston
Ertford
Beast
D. Wargrave
Hollywellstow
Worship.square
Shoreditch
Carpent T
H. Oddy
Oxford-street
Hooksellen
Gray’sinn-Laine
Coven Merchant
Joseph Guldsmith
St. Peter and St. Mary- West
Cadogan-place
Baron Einsengen
Charles Bacon
Parliament Street
Ward
Willeylouse
Taurahum
W. C. Brandram
Siselang
Richard Winslow
St Mary's Church
Laurton
Henry Creswell
Creech St. Michael
Soerset
I’. Smith
Lace Cape
Sith
Pinkney Park
Gloucestershire
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Clanrickard
Drury
Queen Annsteet
John Driny
Finchley
Thomas’ Willis
New Bondstreet
James
Grant
Carmarthen-street
John Mair
Calcutea
New Castle
Counnty
Limerick
Thomas
Mac Mathon
Mac Mahon
Shomond
Cioconderela
Clare
Susday
Alexander Muirhead
Ballas
Ratcliff-cross
Mellin
New Orleans
J.A. Whitaker
21St Regiment
Foo
John Whitaker
Pembury
London Gazette
GF Estates
Teignmouth
Hubbard’s
James Lardner
Bucer
Nicholas Dennys
High Court of Chancery
Richartmonds
Headley Fciaue
Jox Syarsom
Ghancerynlvedon
Wrayrsway
Kingsland Road
Ox Gidht
Simeon
Carr
Jobn-stréeg
Bedford
Hartlett’s Buildings
Mesers
Surveyors
North Place
Gray's-inn-lane
Simstague
Board of Works
Guildhally
Freemold Paper Malls
Buckinghamshire
Nt Suc Luce Orth
Sartson Wein Apri
Sanderton
Prince’s Risbordutly
Bledlow
High
Wycombe
Tham
Prince’s Risborough
Aylesbury
Wendo
Sanderrop
Prince's Hishoroite
Nortecmall
Jung
Wendover
Mr. Shuttleworth
the Auction Mart
Gundon
Bae, Strat
JP. Wanless
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