Bankrupt Notices From Richmond and Guildhall
The document lists bankruptcy actions including a Duke at Richmond and a wine merchant with surrender dates August 25 and August 4. It records various creditors and locations such as Chsutsr, Kent, and Guildhall with dates toward September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Malworthe
Surrys
Yidtoaller
Furrender
Guite Ghetters
Sethe
Aethe
Sawyer
Fenterden
Kent
Guildhall
Trials at Law Told Fully in Evening Mare
In answer to a correspondent we note that trials at law are more fully covered in the Evening Mare than in any other paper. We have not seen Mr. Erskine's speech on the Bishop of Bangor trial, and believe all points raised in that trial are accurately presented in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbrid
Erskine
Bangor
Brighton
Rostendean
Fourdan
Paris
Moniteur
Manheim
Republic
Mantua
Italy
France
Oporto
Portugal
Calcutta
Prince of Wales’s Island
Orpheus
M‘allister
Lord Cametrorp
Perrah
Malacca
Dersy
Horvey
Brompton
Didelot
Buonaparte
Bourfalt
Martherbe
Grosbois
Monsieur
Louis Xviil
Gilbert Des Voisins
Princess
M. W. Riptry
Newcastle
Prince William of
Glouces
Southampton
Duchess, of Rutland
Countess Dowager of Cavan
Isabella‘Manners
Catharine Manners
Louisa Atherly
Mary Knox
Ann Mahon
Julia Brabazon
Elizabeth Ricketts
Rumbold
Fitzwilliam
Drummond
Bond-street
Admiral Grary
Jersey
Themelves
Nore
Court Mart
Sthult
Sypenham Teast, Esq
Lawrence Weston
Drury-lane
Bow-street
Spanish Declation and British Reactions Across Europe
The Times reports Madrid’s cabinet note to Lord Grey detailing Spain’s grievances against Britain over the coalition with France, seized ships, armaments, and insults to the Spanish monarchy. Observers note mixed signals as European powers grapple with Mantua, Portugal, and Italian upheaval amid Buonaparte’s campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaix
France
St. Fag
Nore
Poyton
Europe
England
Mediterranean
French Army Enters Frankfurt After Bombardment
A Hamburg mail reports Frankfurt captured by French forces on the night of the 16th. The city faces six million in specie duties and two million in provisions. French garrison numbers about two thousand. Jordan's army pursues imperial troops led by Count Wartensleben and General Weriech toward Franconia. Lefebed moves toward Fulda to threaten Saxony and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Franckfort
Dorn
Umen
Jourdan
Main
Count Wartensleben
Weriech
Franconia
Bohemia
Lefebed
Fulda
Electorate ‘of Saxony
Arrival of East-India homeward fleet reported
The homeward-bound East Indies fleet, about 25 sail strong with 13 Indiamen, sugar ships, and two whalers, arrived near Scilly under convoy by Standard and Carysfart. Dispatches from commanders are on board. names of ships are not yet confirmed. Duckingfield Hall arrived from Bombay. Ann and Eliza from Bengal were left near Algoe River in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
East India
East- Indies
Carysfart
Admiral Cotroys
Scilly
Duckingfield Hall
Morriss
Bombay
Ann
Eliza
Bengal
Cape
Algoe River
British Naval Movements and Arrivals Reported
Aug 1 to Aug 2 naval notices from Portsmouth Chatham Deal detail Sir Hyde Parker and Admiral Curtis squadrons dropping to St Helens and sailing for the Mediterranean, outward-bound East India ships listed, Ville de Paris being fitted for Plymouth, and changes in naval appointments and prisoner affairs in Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Hypr-Parker
St. Helen’s
Downs
Queen
Hyde Parker
Namur
Waitsuep
Mediterranean
Drury Defiance
Jones
Hind
Bareny
Chatham
Ville de Paris
Plymouth
Admiralty
Tomas More
Vittualler
Tomas Slade
His Majesty
Thomas Dyne
Naval and Domestic News with War Dispatches and Local Notices
Privy Council orders report from Customs and Navy purchases of rum for the fleet. Admiralty commissions the Overyfel-ench prize and assigns captains to new ships. Résistance and Orpheus prize money touted. Household alien census orders issued. Wheat harvest progressing in Sussex. powder mill explosion to be legally probed. Local deaths, marriages, and market prices for grain and stocks listed along with currency exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Ffrom
East Indies
Victualling Board
London
Westminster
Sussex
Huunflow
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Polands
Hamburg
Genoa
Altona
Venice
Cadiz
Lisbon
Madrid
Oporto
Bilboa
Dublin
Orasium
Dv Navy
Bank Long Ann
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M'Bean
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Te Crump
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Joseph Hitler
Birchmland
T.winsor
Chard
Somerset
J. Walker
John-freet
Orange-Merchant
Partiian
Manchester
Fuftian-Manufacturer
J. Harrison
Long Hedge Farm
Battersea
St. Lucas
Suffolk
Money-Scrivener
Navy
Edi
Spain
Court of
Hamaoun
Foreign Department
Marquis DE Bascasasy
Lord Guaiputz
East-India
Homewas Sound
Pattgm
Fa News
West Indies
Brutus
Deal
Wind S. W
Melne
O'Brien
Martinique
Christiana
Francis
Gibraltar
Hayes
Miss Marth
Samuek Marth
Belmont
Uxbridge
Wm. Hebdin
Efc
Leeds
Tames Digby
Bourn
Lincolnshire
Ann Gossling
James Gosling
Norwich
Welbeck-street
St. Aubyn
Sir John St. Aubyn
John Baker
Oates
County of Essex
Herdhouse-In
Devonshire-street
March
John March
Crear
J.walter
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