Arrival of the Decker at Bombay and Bristol news
Reports from the Harrington region note the Decker under Capt Williamson arriving at Bombay in good order, with ships and trade details, and mention Broad Street pay allocations for yard artificers. Includes imports from Petersburgh, Gortenburgh, Koningsburgh, Riga, Hamburgh, Bruges and Holland, plus export figures to the Streights and for Turkey and Jamaica. Also covers Tunis letters about Bey and Baafis, and Bristol gaol delivery with sentences and transports, Norwich mayoral succession, and London market notices including Fleet Market setup and stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Jenkins
Madderas
Bombay
Coast and Bay
Shafisbury
Bookey
Plymouth
Decker
Williamson
Chatham
Broad-street
Petersburgh
Gortenburgh
Koningsburgh
Riga
Hamburgh
Germany
Linnen
Bruges
Ottend
Holland
Dunkirk
Streights
Turky
East-India
Spain
Flanders
Ireland
Bristol
James’ Freeman
Ruffel
George
Benjamin Young
John Coal
Shomas Evans
Swan Lane
William Waters
Exeter
Puftoe
Dorothy Williams
John Greenway
Thomas Hull
City Lands in Lease Proposals Sought at Guildhall
The Committee for Letting City Lands gives notice of leasing several properties including a single dwelling off Bishopsgate occupied by John Holland, two houses on Ratcliffe Narrow Street held by Mary Pearson and Capt. Nowland, and ten tenements with ten inhabitants in a court. Proposals will be received at the Guildhall Council Chamber on September 1 at four o’clock. details available at the Comptroller’s Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Bishopsgate
John Holland
Ratcliffe
Mary Pearson
Nowland
Windmill Hill
Guildhall
London
Competreller
den. Hamond
Notice of Leases and Public Auction of Ships
The Bridge-House Lands committee announces intent to lease several lots in Newgate Street Blackman Street and Bishopsgate Street with a sale notice for ships Morant and Friendship issued at Lloyds Coffee House. Proposals to lease will be received tomorrow at Four in the afternoon in the Guildhall Council Chamber. Inventories available aboard the ships and at the Bridge House Comptroller's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge-House
Three Tun Tavern
Newgate-street
Rowland Nicholls
Blackman-street
Southwark
William Spicer
Bishopsgate
Noy Willey
Thomas Bliffet
Perukemaker
Rid
Guildhall
London
Bridge
Wm. Theed
Sale of Mr Blacksheep Mercer Goods at Birch Lane
Announcement for a public sale at the Marine Coffee-house Birch Lane on the 15th instant at five o’clock. Stock includes damask silks mantuas and brocaded fabrics, gold watches, and extensive maps and prints. Catalog lists many geographies and city maps, with Wittney’s shop in Ludgate Street offering varied curiosities and optical instruments for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereas Fink
Reafoh
Chet
Ds Varenvian
Birchinelate
Beilrand
St. Mary Aldermary
Ann Belg
Two Ships for Sale at Lloyds Coffee House Pier
Tomorrow the 14th instant at Lloyds Coffee House Lombard Street twelve o clock the new Ship Hardwicke of 200 tons square stern plantation built fit for West India or Virginia trades now lying at Church Hole Rotherhich William King late commander also the Ship Nottingham with 12 guns 239 tons Boston built sheathed fit for West India or Virginia trades now lying at Shadwell Dock Thomas Ogilvie commander sold by Samuel Brooks broker Tower Hill corner Barking Alley observers invited to view on board and at sale place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- England
Buile
Taylor
Ds Point
William Higgins
C&m
Mander Alfo
Friendship
Boston
West- India
Virginia
Barclidf
Hardwicke
West India
Church Hole
Rotherhich
William King
Alfo
Nottingham
Shadwell-Dock
Thomas Ogilvie
Samuel Brooks
Towerhil
Barking-Alley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tunis
Kiffe
Ali
Baafis
Ciscan
Mecca
King David
St. Michfel’s
Reynard
Leicester
John Black
London Bridge
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Bete -Royal Exchange Assurance
Committee of Common Council
N. B
Lloyd's Coffeehouse
Lombard-street
Loudoitiat
Europe
America
England
Wales
Tréland
Rau
Cambridge
Oxford
Great Britain
Westminster
G. Wittney
Ludgace-street
St. Paul's
Lloyd's Coffee House
Lombard Street
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