Fragmentary notices of tradespeople and proceedings
A garbled listing of names and occupations across English towns includes Brack and Web surrender, Aug 20, and multiple dates in August and September. Individuals such as John Brown, Thomas Haworth, John Tire, Richard Idalon, and Rebecca Floyd appear with trades like dyer, carpenter, brass founder, and shirtmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brack
Web
Robert Sri
Hedge
Nook
The
Newdon
John Ewer
Queen
Guildham
John Brown
Stockport
Chester ' der
Sets Uz Ak Ae Eeshion I
Thomas Haworth
Holiings
Lancaster
Furrens
M White
Ardington
Eyes
Malter
Joh Coxhead
Hungerford
Berks
T-Vaker
Rebecca Floyd
John Shiles
Exeter
Habertashers
John Haywood
Birmingham
Charles Power
Brasswsuider
Phitesion Lin
Fleet movements and coast guard actions in Cadiz harbor
The dispatch details the Cadiz fleet, Royal Navy signals, and Gibraltar activities as Lord St Vincent sends ships Emerald and Triton to monitor enemy movements. It notes a 63-ship force, 44 ships of the line, possibly 12,000 troops, and uncertainty delaying the expedition. Rear Admiral Pore anchors in Torbay with 5 ships of the line. more ships expected from Portsmouth and Plymouth. embargo placed on coastal vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Lord St. Vincent
Emerald
Wattis
Zritox
Gossz
Pore
Torbay
Portsmouth
Plymouth
North Sea
Roger Curtis
Lancaster
Cape
la Fusre
Sir Henry Trottops
Roger
Spithead
Channel
la Juste
Henry Trottope
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Waitworts
King’s Dragoon Guards
Ipswich
Quick
Tedy
Ailpice
Theatre Royal
Windsor
Hamilton Palace
Duke of Hamilton
Brannox
James Duke of Hamilton
Elizabeth
Duchess of Argyle
Peter Burrel
Lord Gwydir
Arcus Bald Hamittoy
Lanarkshire
Holyrood House
Linlithgow
Lord Duartemont
Dublin
Buonaparte
Egypt
Trishmien
Duke of
Port Lany
Justice Fore
Secretary of State
Robespierre
Robert Kerr
Fike Bone
Corregion
Bathfields
Aris
Zeaumend
Gloucester
Mountrow
Lambeth
Efex Street
Strand
AMG
His Majesty
Gore
Farrald
Wanurs
France
Spain
Mediterranean
Iceland
England
Ireland
Gage
London
Holyhead
St. Vincent
Africa
Isle of France
St. Andero
River Plata
Falmouth
Skillion
Aug.s
His
Fiorenzo
Roebuck Revenue
Yoeph Keetch
Shannon
Excellency's Visit to Carrick-on-Suir and Waterford Fire Loss
Ava Dublin reports on the Excellency's public reception in Carrick-on-Suir and Waterford, including carriage processions, addresses, and militia inspections. The article notes the Excellency's progress from Curraghmore to Clonmel, a dinner at Waterford New Rooms, and a fire destroying Joseph Walker’s Eccles Street house with significant library losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Lord Dorchester
Carrick-on-Suir
Curraghmore
Clonmel
Joseph Walker
Eccles Street
Walker
Mail from Dachin reports no new intelligence on unit 3
Communications reaching the Lord Lieutenant include additions from Clonmel Waterford and Carrick-on-Suir expressing strong support for a Legislative Union. Marquis Cornwallis tours southern Ireland, greeted with evident joy and public gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dachin
Clonmel
Waterford
Carrick-on-Suir
Flarquis
Cornwallis
Royal Family to travel Windsor to Weymouth Saturday 17th
The paper notes the royal party will depart Windsor Lotlpe for Weymouth on Saturday the 17th. Sit-Wa-Pitt left Bournemouth to attend his Majesty at Weymouth, and the Hamburg Mails had not arrived when the issue went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Lotlpe
Weymouth
Saturda
Sit-Wa-Pitt
Bortfimouth
Weysouth
Hamburg
Naval and political notices from Kent and London
Sir Anorew Swaps Hammonn and Mr Rose depart for the Kent coast to inspect transports for the Foreign Expedition. Appointments include George Barnerey as Commissary General in British North America and others across Nova Scotia and Canadas. The Fourth Regiment of Foot to form four battalions, with General Manners commanding two. Wartime dispatches note ships, prisoners, and movements at Spithead, Plymouth, and Portsmouth, plus incidents from Rome, Paris, and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anorew
Hammonn
Navy
Mr. Rose
Treasury
Kent
George Barnerey
British North America
John Burrer Burrer
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
St. John's Island
Cape Breton
Joan Cravere
Canadas
William Mowserz
Regiment of Foot
Manners
Pitt
Walmer Casdle
Ramsgate
Funos
Paris
Tarteyrano
X.Y
Vicory
Sionex Smith
Manege
Citizen &Jofrard
la Chronique Universelle
Grenadiers
the Republic
Pignoti
Arezzo
Romney
Alps
England
Saxpinta
Turin
Kineszy
Botolph Whaef
EAST INDIES LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF THE SCOTS BRIGADE
A dated letter from Fort St George Madras January 19 reports arrival after a storm, dispersion of convoy, and joining General Harris in Tippoo's dominions. It notes demands for expense coverage, Mangalore possession, expulsion of the French, and a residency at Seringapatam, with VY Brigades, 12th and 14th Regiments praised for comfort and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George
Madras
Wei
Tippao
Harris
Tiproo
Mangalore
Europe
Seringapatam
Rep
Ndia
Letter from a Gentleman on Board in India 1799
A letter dated Madras February 28, 1799 reports anxiety over possible detention due to the new Indian war. The writer notes preparations for war are immense, with few palanquins in Madras as bearers join the camp, and mentions Lord Mornington’s pledge to report on Tippoo. The ship hopes to sail direct home, though safety remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Madras
Irish Stale Lottery Prize Notices
Ir ish stale lottery notices describe tickets sold by Richardson, Gocpives and Coink, with shares and fractions listed. Details mention prize values of 1000 pounds and 11000 pounds, and indicate tickets remain undrawn at offices in Cornhill, Charing Cross, and Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erentsa Express
Richardson
Gocpives
Coink
Thowland
Marriages and Obituaries in London and Cheshire Notices
Oct Met es Manet. An dag Jay at St Andrews Holborn to Miss Sarah Rich of Beweley. George Ferhe Bates of Upper Thamesestreet to Miss Langston. Wed last at Matcas Cheshire Mr Thomas Poyfer to Mills Large of Te former place. DIED. Francigh Hanratt Esq Ely-place Deputy Treasurer of His Majesty's Office of Ordnance died after apoplexy aged 71. Onarias Frampton of the London Indiaman died in Calcutta in his 19th year. John Bowdler Mate of the Bridgewater East Indiaman died lately returning from the East Tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's
Holborn
Prince Oeales
Wilmot Parker
Griy’s-son
Sarah Rich
Beweley
St. Augustine's
Watling-freety
George Ferhe Bates
Upper Thamesestreet
Langston
Stephen Langston
Dee
Matcas
Cheshire
Thomas. Poyfer
Great Queen-street
London
Mills Large
Francigh Hanratt
Ely-place
Treaserer
Office of Ordnance
Calcutta
Onarias Frampton
London Indiaman
Aga
John Bowdler
Bridgewater East
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Evening Mail
Lox Don
Dublin, Ava, E
Ship News
Riga
Léghorn
Nes
Fuh
Poktssmouth
Caug
Dover
Jersey
35Th Regiment of Foot
Warham Downs
Deal
Yarmouth
Lot
Merlin
Jamaica
Mars
Bates
Liverpool
Monarch
Prince “Frederick
For
East Indies
Meekier CE
Syurks
Prem
Lon von J. Patytappy
Walter
J. Tat
Bow Sor
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