Bankruptcy notices and dividends listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette lists bankrupts J Fulinsel pawnbroker, Burnett and Oliver linen-drapers, Sunderland baker, Lombard-bookseller, and Wilton linen maker with multiple dividend dates. Dividends to creditors include J Buttivane and W White of Norwich and Woolfard of Yorkshire among others. Dates span Sept and Aug, covering cities such as Bristol Leicester Manchester Liverpool and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fulinsel
Barbtcany-Pawnbroker
Burnett and &. Oliver, Manehe
Tery Linen-drapers
Wilton
Jun
Sunderland, Baker
J. Buttivane
W. White
Norwich
Matiufagtuna
W.‘Sweatthan
Bristol
Sir Goodrich
Leicester
Hofier
Anea
Wallans
Bathey
Yorkshire
Woolfard
Watford
Manchester
Maflin
Kenyon
Iverpool
Merchant
T. Russell
Po Touth
Carder
France Opposes General Peace with Britain and War Prevails
The article discusses Bonaparte’s policy to exclude Great Britain from European peace, arguing France prefers war and resists a separate treaty with England. It notes British embargoes, naval movements, and contemporary reports from Paris, Vienna, and Copenhagen, with comments on KLEBER’s death and Piedmont unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Great Britain
Marengo
Caevo
England
Conxsul
Vienna
Paris
Germany
France
Bonara
Rte
Bounay
Ireland
Trippo SuLraun
Nidafry
Fay
Lifton
Falmouth
Walingham
Warnhargh
Plymouth
Altona
Bergen
Baltic
Newfoundland
Toray
Hindofan
Dover
Pegasus
Treghorn
Kleber
Shezlar
Hufsar
Jean of Bry
Turin
Piedmont
Sanpinta
Groffett
Piedmontese
Sarpinta
Freseata
Rome
Lictevin
France and the Powers on Peace and War Views
The passage notes that European powers and neutrals will heed the French views not by governors policy but by the people's will. It argues France seeks conquest and corruption, rejecting broad peace, and will listen only as long as it can renew war with renewed strength and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Weymouth Royal Salute Firing Marks Duke of York Birthday
Ava Weymouth reports that a Royal excursion aboard the Cambrian frigate occurred after breakfast. The Duke of York's birthday was celebrated by a royal salute at sea and from the Road batteries, with troops drawing out and firing a feu de joie in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cLib
Copenhagen
Fredericksberg
Royal Fa
Duke of York
Brighton Race Fall After Trouble on Plate at Lewes
At Lewes Brighton Avenue 15 plate event the favorite Mangler fell after jangling rails and was distanced by Chifues who rode Wrane but could not counter the horse's repositioning. Lord Eene Wow 2's Mangler, the favorite, caused the stumble and was distanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Dingier
Eene Wow
Mangler
Chifues
Wrane
Prices of Corn in Worcester and Across Regions
Prices of corn and wheat fell in Worcester and other markets with widespread reductions. Wheat loaf weight increased by 20 ounces since earlier fixes. oats, barley, and meal shifted variably across Oxford, Lincoln, Stamford, Ipswich, Colchester, Leicester, and Edinburgh markets amid regional price swings. New oat prices in Haddington and Dalkeith show notable changes. Berwick reports 30s to 45s per eight-bushel boll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Ding
Northampton
Oxford
Lincoln
Stamford
Ashborne
Birmingham
Chesterfield
Descaster
Exeter
Derby
York
Shert
Ivery
Brickhill
Coggeshall
Colchester
Halstead
Ipswich
Sidbury
Abdes
Hedington
Cambridge
Chelmsford
Kelvedon
Whitham
Brentwood
Dunmow
Maiden
Lewes
Leicester
Scotland
Haddington
Edinburgh
Dalkeith
South Country
Berwick
Atlantic Fleet Reports and Privateer Actions Near Europe
Reports from Aug 14 to Aug 17 describe privateer activity off Cape Ortegal and the Downs, with French privateers in sight and several British ships pursuing or detaining. Vesels include the Bourdeaux privateers, the Oneida, and the Walsingham and Eany packets, plus convoy movements toward the Baltic and New York. The Liverpool and Deal postings note captures by French privateers, including the Lune and Hinde, and ongoing patrols from Deal, Portsmouth, and Liverpool ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girade
Bourdeaux
Cape ‘Ortegal
Mantin
Aberte
Qgaite
Eaphare
London
Georgia
Downs
Yarmouth
Ava
Capain Deane
Lord Mine
Vienna
Baltic
Sander
Shark
Lyne
Ware
Falmouth
Hestek
Diouf
Fitip
Oneida
Pearson
Charlestayn
Yetterday
Packet
Pere
Fort New-York
Halifax
Jones
Lisbon
Walsingham
George
Byrils
Shortland
Newfoundland
Portsmouth
Mareau
France
Deal
Vane
la Monche
Teneriffe
Kimber
Lagos
Africa
Cruize
Accidents Hit Coaches in White Sea and Canterbury
The Habella Weatherhead of Shields and the Minerva Kirkus were stranded in the White Sea while Miss Smith of Cambridge was killed after a fall from a mail cart caused by a horse near Emly. Her companion Mrs. Smith and the driver were badly bruised. Earlier a Dover Coach overturned in Canterbury injuring the coachman and a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habella
Weetherhead
Shields
Minerva
Kirkus
Uull
Archangel
White Sea
Miss Smith
Crowm Inn
Jesus-lane
Cambridge
Emly
Trish State Lottery Prize Listing and Notes
An OCR fragment outlines a Trish State Lottery drawing with Prize details and numbers 25908 and 12 B15, mentioning prizes, prices, and references to Richard Powis. The text includes stray terms on bank stock, page notes, and printer references, indicating a newspaper notice of the lottery drawing and related administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Richard Powis
Eig of
Gieen
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Evening Mail
Postscript
Ipyvey
Avluala V
Emperor Pau
Krasnaya Gorka
Peterhoff
Caranuxkoyn
Emmanuel
Ruscus Lew
Eulanche
Nelly
Davenport
Malabar
China
Macao
Canterbury
Janes ° Gill
Cathedral of
Windsor
John Drwexy
Becgey
Geo
Georgia Packet
Bengal
Hawke
Prince William Henry
Sir Edward Hughes
Madras
Coromandel
Loydlyt
Sydney
Regulus
Cape ‘of Good Hope
Boddington
William and Henry
Hibberts
Merlin
Hound
David Scott
East India Company
Highgate
Islington
Scott
Kennington
Vauxhall Road
Friddy
Union
Hall
Whitechapel
Worship-street
Bethnal-greem
Chacely
Tewkelsdry
Tewkesbury
Weymouth
Brighton, Ave
L. Ann
Pyoshs Din
Lenton
Waeteryaty
Walter
Houge-Souanes
Brackfriars
Salisbury
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