SHERIFFS APPOINTED FOR THE YEAR 1799 IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
A London Gazette listing sheriffs appointed by the Crown for 1799 across counties including Cumberland Monmouthshire Essex Huntingdonshire and Northamptonshire with postponed entries and names such as James Sibbald Robert Treveer Archibald Paxton Henry Green Henry Hopkinson and Sir Rowland Winn. Also notes Dublin Castle baronetcy for Sir John Macartney and sugar price averages, bankrupts, and dividends across various towns.
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T. James's
COUN_ CYL
James Sibbald
Sunningnil
Brororosnrre
Robert ‘Trever
Flirwick
Rocxincuamsuias—G. Morgan
Biddlescon Park
Cumberland
John Hamilton
Whitehaven
Cussaine
Joseph Green
Poulton Larcelyn
Cambringe and Huntingpon
John Burton
Jacobstone
John Calcraft
Rempston
Joseph Walker
Alton-upon-Trent
Essex
John Surman
Tredington
Archibald Paxton
Watford
Watford, Esq. Hestroansnre
Kext—Coeres Chambers
Woodstock House
SercesTersHtax
Enry Green
Rollettone
Lincernsuize
Henry Hopkinson
Castle Byrham
Monmouthshire
Somirsetshire
James Bennett
North Cadbury
Joseph Scott
Great Barr
George Rush
Berhall
SouThampton
Suary
Robert Hankey
Purney
Sussex
Charles Pizou
Warwickshire
Francis Farauker
Stoney Thorpe
Worcestershire
Edward Dixon
Dudley
Edward Hinxman
Great Dunford
Sir Rowland Winn
Nortell
Bart
South Wales
Carmarthen
Richard Mandel Philips
Coedean
Pemepsoxs
Gwynne Vaughan
Jordanstan
Carpican
Pryfe Loveden
Crogerthan
GlamorGan
John Goodrich
Energlyn
Brrcon
Loveden Loveden
Liangerfe
Rapwor
Charles Marth
Beguildy
Beguildy, E Q. Norih Wales. Carragvon---Evan Lloyd, of Porth-yr-Aur
Anxglesea
Hugh Wynne
Beamarisy
Mezronetu
Sir Thomas Mortyn
Corrygecol
Montgomery
J. Palmer Chichester
Cynsrogfawr
Yerrrah
John Wikinson
Brymtodally
Furr
Thomas Mortyn Edwards
Kilken Bail
Dublin Castle
John Macartney
Leth
Armagh
Kut
Neapolitan and European War News Amid Snowbound Britain
Reports from Palermo and Naples detail French and Austrian movements, Nelson's fleet, and Capua to Naples operations. Prin ce Fasparic of Oxance dies. Belgium unrest noted. Paris papers highlight Championnet, Capua, Gaeta, and Lucca plunder. Port closures, weather storms, and mail delays accompany top story.
Paris Papers Reach Dover Amid Unfinished Vienna Diplomacy
Incomplete Paris papers from the last convoy arrive in town, offering no new items beyond previously known events. The Vienna cabinet persists in indecision and delays at Rafadt, while the Diet of Ratibor’s reply to the note regarding Russian troops says no permission was sought for their entry into the Empire and the French papers offer no new statements.
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Paris
77Th Ul
Dover
Vienna
Rafadt
Ratifben
Empire
Royal Prayers and Political Dispatches Reported
Yesterday prayers were read at Buckingham House by the Rev Dr Vincent. The Speaker held a Levee at Palace Yard. The Queen and Princesses paid condolence to the Princess of Onanes in Pall Mall. Mr Ellesworth brought dispatches from the Lord Provost of Scortano. A new issue of Exchequer Bills of three million pounds was discussed. Mr Pitt may delay further loan until after April 5. Six Hamaurga Mails were due. Severe winds may have opened German coast ice for packet arrivals. General Kostur and Turkish Army organizers arrived on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham House
Dr. Vincent
House of Commons
Princess of Onanes
Srapthelpear
Pall-mall
Hanenitary
Ellesworth
Scortano
Pitt
Kos
Narues
Ship Neath The Six Sisters Reported Captured by Privateer
Fragmentary report notes a privateer from Liverpool capturing the six sisters ship and sending a crew to Bourdesum. The privateer allegedly from Guadalougge was captured by a sloop of war and brought into port after damage. Details are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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Witcatfer
Liverpoal
Bourdesum
Guadalougge
Liverpool
Agar
Stade Bremen
Shaliz
Trom
Bremen
Surit
GlakGadt
Calbad
Naval arrivals and captures near Guernsey and Alderney
Plymouth reports arrival of ships Thiton and Yiy from the Eastward and Guernsey, with a French cutter privateer captured by troops near Alderney. A French brig privateer Amiable Vigoire of 18 guns and 87 men was taken after being sighted between Alderney and the Start. Poinvert mar que sailes for Gibraltar and Cahpo sloops arrive from cruising. Kensington reaches Portsmouth from Bengal as Stately, Whalers, and East Indiamen return. Stately at Deal with homeward Indiamen.
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Plymouth
His
Thiton
Gore
Alderney
Cherbourg
Dowmderwand
Mitcer
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Bengal
St. Edena
Return of Rennetta whaler voyage and naval actions
A private letter from the Rennetta whaler dated Oct 19 reports a large number of whalers returning and plentiful seals while sea elephants are scarce. French attempts near the islands are repelled by night fire. a flag of truce is sent from West Islands. Ports report ships like Renown and Gorgon arriving at Portsmouth with convoy. Storm damage hits several West Indiamen, and a rescue is praised. Proceedings against Journeymen Shoemakers proceed in old courts.
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Rennetta
Theseeas
Perm
St. Marcou
la Hogue
Price
Weslt Islands
Gorgon
Porgonse
Portsmouth
Downs
Chancellor
Bridgetown
Cowes
London
West Indies
Pool
Cuances Sturt
Bridport
Brownsea
Studiand Bay
Poole
Baynray
Quebec
King's Bench
Hicks’s Hall
Spilsbury Antiscorbuant Doors Supplied at Clark’s Shop
The inhabitants of Surry and Kent may obtain Spilsbury Antiscorbuant Doors, famed for scurvy gout rheumatism and blood impurities, guaranteed genuine at William Clark's Medicinal Shops No 296 Borough. Orders available in dozens or half dozens, to a single shortle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry
Kent
Spilsbury’s
Sohoquare
William Clark
Borough
Marriages and Deaths in Edinburgh and Richmond
Married in Edinburgh on Friday 25th, George Abercromby, Advocate, eldest son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, to Miss Montagu Dundas, youngest daughter of Henry Dundas. A Richmond wedding unites Mr C s and Mrs G r of that village. Died: Francis Anthony Marcelli, aged 77, of Southampton Street Straw. Also notices of Miss Cranam and Mr Payne, with other obituaries and entries for illness and death in London and surrounding areas.
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Edinburgh
George Abercromby
Ralph Abercromby
Montagu Dundas
Henry Dundas
Richmond
C S
Southamptone Street
Straw
Francis Anthony Marcelli
Miss Cranam
Robert Gra’ Am
Chapside
Payne
Thomas Bowlby
Curriery Lon- Lon-Wall
Printer information and publishing notice fragment
Fragmentary notice lists printers and publishers including J. Walter and J Benson Salisbury with office location Blackmars. It references printer house work and communications for the paper, indicating a historical printing and publishing context. The legible names suggest a newspaper production note or attribution line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdon
Ey J. Walter
Awe J. Walter
Jon
Squart
Bracxeeiants
J. Benson
Salisbury-fauace
Blackmars
She Paper Sre
Sa Bead
Gseffed
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Feowski
London Gazette
Fay A
Bevan
Portier
Hants
Bookfeller
Guldhall
Geo. Bailey
Mark-Jane
Mealman
Guildhall
Js. Phillips
White-cross-Creet
C. Parley
J.emeean
Bull's Head
Brewer
Jos Jonnson
New Sleaford
Lincolnshire
Mercer
White Lion
Sleaford
Lee
Sheriton Magna
Wiltshire
Baker
Cuildhail
J. Hunter Gray
Breeham-lodge
Somerset
G. P. M'Carthy
R. W. Vaughan
Bristol
Saylors
S. Fawcett
Northowram
Halifax
Yorkhhire
Merchant
T. Nevill
Birmingham
Jef. Macklin
Reading
Edw
Reeve
Leeds
Yorkshire
Linen-draper
Partington
Basinghall-street
Warehouseman
Wm. Bottomley
St. Mary Magdalen
Carpenter
C. Fiiby
R. Crout
Ludeate-Street
Haberdashers
W. Urmston
Taunton Castle
G- Matterman
Selby
J. Cropper
Welbeck-street
Js. Cocke
Hothorn-hbridge
Hatter
Js. Holloway
Westbury
J Hirff
Bradley Mills
Paper-mater
J. G. Fawell
J. Ambrose
Tichborne-street
J. A. Stevenson
Phoenix-row
Blackfriars Toad
J. Kay
Tildesley
Lancaster
Deater
Hvening Mail
Portscript
Bonpon
Nzzsox
Falmouth
Palermo
Sicily
Naples
Nex- 30x
Prince Alpert
Sir Willliam
Lady Hamreran
Pers
Bene
Hungary
Bohemia
Austria
France
Prussia
Grenviere
Germany
Europe
Italy
Fasparic of
Oxance
Capra
Mack
Capua
Championne
Gaeta
Lord Nelson
Maca
King of
Nancos
Leghorn
Tuscany
Championnet
Lucca
Belgium
Egypt
Pacha
Syria
Saxpinra
Sardinia
Louis XVI
House of Bourb.n
Prince of Wales
Tanneron
Portugal
Constantinople
Seraglio
Prince William Henry
Barker
Mildreed
East Indies
Juno
Bearn
Amsterdam
Philadelphia
Beard
Texel
Smith
Adelphi
Jamaica
Metropolis
Exeter
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Manchester
Chester
Wisbech
Stainmoor
Westmoreland
Lynn
Barkway
Cambridge
Royston
Litchfield
Dunstable
Newmarket Road
Bournbridge
Euston
Oxford
Gloucester
Wolds
Parliament
Irish Union
W. W. Bird
Lord G. Cavendish
Alderman Combe
W. J. Denison
C. Grey
J. Greene
J. Leicester
Dr. Lawrence
D. North
W. Plomer
J. Richardson
G. Tierney
H. Tufton
J. Wilson
Terrens
R. B. Sheridan
A. St. John
Camankroce
W. Brown
Saussure
Geneva
Ami Des Lois
Alps
America
Lisbon
Islington
Bristol Road
Bath
Griffet
Saunders
Gilpin
Deal
Wind N.W
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