Dividends and Trades Noted Across English Towns
Names and trades listed from Grayson to Worthy cover mercers, victuallers, drapers, grocers, and builders in Birmingham Nottingham London York and surrounding areas. Several entries include specific streets such as Park Street Wyalgford and Catetown Street with occupations like victualler draper mercer and linen draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Derby
Mercers
Sherwood
Birmingham
Sadler
Combs
Park-street
Victualier
Booth
Stockport
Chester
Hnen-draper
Palmer
Wyalgford
Bargermatter
Oh Harriton
Nottingham
Hatter
Catéatonestreet
Victualler
Pestimony Tadcatter
Yorkshire
T. Steel
Sutton, Jime-burners
Heynes
Chipping Norton
Mercer
W. Bilbee
Greenwich
Kent
Grocer
Ei Ete & Wei
Ei Ete & Wei .Frdser
Dowgate-hill
Ionniangen wAug
Maciel ‘Godalming
Surry
Draper
Louth
Daybreak Dispatches From Hamburg to Yarmouth News
A late 18th century style recap notes Hamburg to Yarmouth dispatches, citing Franctfort letters about Archduke Deanzes withdrawing toward the Upper Rhine and possible French invasion. Reports Sweden’s politics gaining influence and the Ravensgrotn conspiracy involving Countess Ravensgrotn and a Baron in a murder plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Hamburgh
Rabaye
Frante
Yarmouth
Ouriletter
Franckfort
Archduke Deanzes
Upper Rhine
Aehoungs
Russia
Bapress
Ravensgrotn
Baron
Fragmentary Mail From Hamburg Reaches Editor
This morning a mail from Hamburg arrived after the paper was sent to press due to an accident in transit. Letters were delayed and could not be included in the issue. The note explains the lapse and notes efforts to prevent recurrence.
London and Continent News From The Past Week
Reports from Madrid praise Spain's ministerial replies to British trade concerns. Admiral Jervis receives ships to guard routes between Gibraltar and Alicante. London markets note wheat and flour prices with bread tariff adjustments. Army moves on the Rhine prompt concern over Austrians and French forces. Baron Duartes Home, Sir Herpe Parker damages awarded, and a Dublin court martial faces adjournment due to Earl of Beriamont’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CanTrispury
House of Peers
Madrid
Bure
Spain
France
Permisson
Jervis
Gibraltar
Alicant
Portsmouth
Paris
Leghornt
Admiralty
Brey
Jersey
Atlemnes
St. Maloes
Eers
Seland
Camon
Westerday
Guildhall
Upper Rhine
Keh
Strasburgh
Rhine
Willette
Frnburgh
Basle
A. Camus
Manheim
Archduke Charles
Lahn
Yourdan
Hundfruck
Kieber
Bom ‘Nonville
Sieg
Lower Rhine
Kine
Baron Duartes Home
Herpe Parker
Hay
Earl of BepLamand
Ricua Arp Srzene
Buark
Ath Dragoon Guards
Dublin Barracks
Earl of Caguampton
Crosure
Vatllancey
Tyrone Regiment
Lord Carnampton
Earl of Beriamont
Peunier
Archduke Craves Drives French to Upper Rhine Front
Private correspondence from Wrancefort notes the Archduke Craves with Saxon troops near the Upper Rhine to block French crossings near Manteis. General Wartenfleber commands about 40,060 men at Duffelorf defending against a French advance. Reports say the French prepared to push across the Rhine again after crossing near Kehi and seizing a battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archduke Cwaaves
Spack
Deffeldorf
Upper Rhine
Rhine
Manteis
Wartenfleber
Dufielderf
French advance and Austrian prisoners amid Rhine region activity
In Cologne on June 24 General Fourdant arrived on the 22nd and started for Duffeldorf but returned. French forces have captured 300 Austrians near the Wapper as part of a broader activity. Around 25,000 north army troops have joined the Sambre and Melle line, signaling a renewed French attempt toward the Lahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourdant
Duffeldorf
Inhence
Wapper
Sambre
Melle
Lahn
Countess Rupeni Freed From Life Term In Gothland Deal
In Stockholm on June 24 the famed Downtess Rupeni x zLp once an accomplice in General AnmYetot's late conspiracy was released two days earlier. She travels to Gothland where the government has bought her an estate for residence. The abrupt change surprised many and drew sharp speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downtess Cuarrotte Rupenix
AnmYetot
Gothland
French Batavian Army Leader Returns Toward Utrecht Duffeldorf Region
The Commander in Chief of the combined French and Batavian army returns to Utrecht to direct operations near Duffeldorf. Camps near Duisburgh and Nim puén are planned, with a small Batavian van guard marching toward Duffeldorf. English fleets were sighted off Schevelingen drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
Duffeldorf
Duisburgh
Nimepuén
Van‘guard
Bournanville
Deesdels
Schevelingen
The Duke of Richmond at Brighton and local society
Brighton reports note the Duke of Richmond lodging in Ship Lane and reviewing troops, with the Prince and Princess of Wales the topic of London chatter. The scene includes promenading nobles, actors, cricket plans, and a theatre district haunted by a looming legal tale of a writ and a bailiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Prince and Princess of
Wares
London
Fithermin
Norton Falgate
Steyne
Cocoa Tree Club
Shakespear
Gocoa
Prince of Wales’s
The
Blues
Subalterri
Ivene
Amur
Grey Coorer
Archer
Don Felix
Irland
York
Kimatg
Sinnons
John Doe
Richard Roe
Intelligence from Ss Domingo reports Cape Frangus operation
Reports from Ss Domingo via the Jamaican Packet claim imminent French actions in the Windward Islands region. Preparations to attack Cape Frangus intensify as reinforcements sail from Windward Islands after St Lucia’s capture, with Guadaloupe’s assault delayed until late winter. News also notes royal portraits, thefts attributed to the Duke of OtOeans, and a vibrant Paris Opera scene featuring Princess of Wates and notable nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Domingo
Cape Frangus
Hlands
St. Lucia
St. Domingo
St. Nicholas
Richambeau
Santhanax
Cape
Abgrevindie
Marie Galante
Guadaloupe
Madama Ou Barre
Lucienne
London
Duke of Oxteans
Versailles
M. Nxékar
Princess of Wates
Lord
Cuonmonpetey
Dukes of Guovcester
Leeps
Didelot
Rofe
Ship News From Bristol to Newfound land and More
The Hope from Bristol to Newfound land and the Betsey from Honduras to Jamaica are noted, with various vessels left or saved. Cargoes, crew saves, and arrivals at Portsmouth Poole and Cork are listed, including the Bourdeaux Trader from Teneriffe and the Expedition cutter with dispatches from Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Colborn
Bristol
Newfoundland
Betsey
Lee
Honduras
Jamaica
Cat Key
Ree
Lamerit
Limerick
Liverpool
Sutton
Cork
West Indies
Che
Ranger
Hall
Naples
England
Sicily
Portsmouth
Bourdeaux
Teneriffe
Grand Canaries
Portugal
Gibraltar
The Incorruptible and Other Vessels in Encounter
A chaotic sketch lists ships including The Incorruptible with 44 guns and several other vessels such as Republican and a Dutch frigate, noting armament and appearance. It references cautious orders after the Triton loss, forbidding vessels to come within hail and limiting boats alongside. Also reported is the death of Taft at Weafenham and a Norfolk lightning strike destroying a barn and family property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Stet
Weafenham
Norfolk
Mires CamPeeLy
Cuixares CaAmpreui
Parih
Shimpling
Nege Difs
Whiow
Births and marriages in London and Kingston notices
Births list a 2 birth at Twickenham during scarlet fever recovery for Mrs Burton wife of Francis Burton M P for Oxford. Marriages include Sampson Barber of Willow Hall to Mills Henderson of Shap and Richard Croft of Hertford Street to May Fairs, plus other late 18th century unions. Deeds mention Samuel Pinnock in Jamaica and Mrs Jones of Ramury Manor. Also notices of Park Scotland Lady Hay, and a long roll of bank stocks and printing notice by J Walter at Printing-House Square Blackfriars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twickenham
Burton
Francis Burton
Oxford
Hale
Trockshire
Laurencé Dundas
Gretna Green
Sampson Barber
Willow Hall
Peterborough
Northamptonshire
Mills ‘Henderson
Shap
Westmorland
St. George's
Hanover-quare
Richard Croft
Hertford-street
Wilf
Downinga
Kensington
Thomas Rede
Becclesy Suffolk
Donaldson
Jamaica
Samuel
Grotte ‘Rex
Windsor
Jones
William Jones
Ram@ury Manor
Firby House
East Riding
County of York
Green
J.C. Green
Jamies Cooke
Manchester
Park
Scotland
Hay
Thomas Hay
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Navy
Cologne
Stockholm
Hague
Brighton
Jory
Plymours
Yuay
Poole
Nantys
Cowes
Thomas Charxt
Peverel Point
St. Ann
Havre-de-Grace
Cherbourg
Cape Clear
Birt
Cape Cléar
Sincruizé
M. de Cotres
Adventure
Rutr
Enrons
West Thidies
Hazard
Deal
His
Calcutta
Burbridge
Porthidth
Minerva
St. . Abe’s
Chapin
Chapman
Boyne
Hop
Minérva
Swallow
Sisters
Downs
Savage
Champion
Pilote
Guardian
Martinique
N. W. Tate Oy
Friendslip
Chief
C. Ann
Bank
J. Walter
Blackfriars
India
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