Victualling Office Tender Notices at Deptford 1814
The Victualling Commissioners announce on September 20 1814 that on September 29 tenders will be received for two hundred chaldron cargos of Pitt's tan field coal and two hundred tons of salt for Deptford stores with samples to be produced. Also invites 250 tons of Cheshire bays salt. Contract requires stove-dried salt and payment by bills 90 days after date. Public sale details follow for damaged bread ship stores at Deptford on October 6 with deposits and time limits. Also lists new grammar books by St Quentin with prices.
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Genera! Post-Office
Generai Savas
Great Britain
Lombard-street
Shuil
Customs
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Pall-Mall
Gery
Pail-Mall
R. H. Crew
Llis Majesty
ORDEL
Pall Mall
Westminster
Greenwich
Woolwich
Lewisham
Purfleet
Gravesend
Fie Laall
Rh. H. Crew
Apt Pao Ek Haye
S . Baty
Pitt
Tanfield Moor
Windsor
Pontop
Townley
Simpson
Deptford
Liverpool
Cheshire
Middlewich
His
Crown
Sir. Lucas
Assimees
Mri L
Thomson
Newestreet
Birmingham
Splendid Corie
Bowyer
Morocco
Rees
Scholey
Thurston
Royal Sro
Russia
Encyclopeia Brittannica
Malkin
Gil Blas
Red Moracca
C.o
Wentworth
Pickering
Viner
Bacon
Gwilim
Burton
William
Burn
Clackstone
Notable 18th century publications listed in ad
The column advertises multiple new works published by John Murray and Bulmer. Items include Death of Darnley by Sotheby, a poem Dersia, and a richly illustrated Tour Through the Island of Elba by Colt Gatherke and Hoare with Smith. Prices and printer details are given.
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Darnley
Van
Zamorin
Zama
William Sotheby
John Murray
Albemarle-street
London
John. Murray
Bulmer
Royalto
Island of
Elba
Richard Colt Tlgarke
Bart
Richard Colt Hoare
John Smith
W. Clarke
New Bond-street
St. George’s-row
Oxford-street
Washington burned by British forces under General Ross
London dispatch of September 27 1814 reports Major General Ros s letter detailing the Aug 24 action at Bladensburg and Washington. British troops under General Ross defeated American forces, captured positions, burned the Capitol arsenal dockyard treasury War Office and President's palace, and destroyed ships and bridges before withdrawing to Benedict. Casualties and captured ordnance listed, with thanks to officers and crews and notes on exchanges for wounded.
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Washington
Sir A. Cochrane
Benedict
Patuxent
Cockburn
Barney
Nottingham
Upper Marlborough
Pig Point
Bladensberg
Potowmack
Thornton
Brooke
Winder
Baltimore
Pensylvania
Commodore Barney
Senate House
House of Representation
Arsenal
Treasury
War-office
Potowmiack
Alexander Cochrane
Wood
85Th Ligh Infantry
Jones
Ith Foot
44Th
Mullens
4Th Foot
Faunce
Mitchell
Royal Artillery
Deacon
Rocket Brigade
Marine Rocket Corps
Lempriere
Royal, Artillery
Stanchard
Royal.engineers
Wainwright
Palmer
Money
Royal Navy
Marine Artillery
Ai‘dougall
85Th Foot
Falls
Evans
Jess
Leff
Baxter
Smith
Ros. Ross
Ross
Bladensburgh
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East India Company
Fast India Company
General Post-Office
Francis Freeling
Portsmouth
India
Cheads
ST. Quentin
M.A
Abbe Gaultier
Longman, Hurst, and Co
Charles Francis and White
Nine Elms
Forrest's Wharf
Puddle
Dock
Blackfriars
London Gazette Extraordinary
Colonial Department
Royal Marine Artillery
Royal Sappers
Od Batt
Royal Marines
1Sth Light Infantry
Colonial Company
6Th
West India Regiment
Gsth Light Infantry
C. 5. Hamilton
G. P. K. Cydd
King’s Own
Thomas Woodward
Wm.Thornton
Bladensburg
Wm. Wood
Dinedenburg
Geo. Brown
21St Pusilers
Rennie
Dangerou
Ee. P. Hopkins
J. K.mackenzie
J. Stavely
P. Boulby
P. Field
Robert Ross
Navy
J. Williams
M. J. Micell
Artillery
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