Shipping News From Surinam to Jamaica and Privateer Attacks
Ships report from London and Jamaica routes with captures and arrivals. Rietretherss Hawkins sails to London from Surinam. the Swan Robarts and Dart Copland are taken. Minerva from Norfolk to Martinique arrives after being plundered. Eady Frances arrives at Falmouth. privateers menace packet service. Port summaries note arrivals at Portsmouth and Deal with British ships and prize actions.
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Rietretherss Hawkins
Surinam
London
Prince of Wales
Pwo Brothers
Helle
Holland
Robarts
Lord Sheffield
Jamaica
Six Sisters
Indies
Lancaster
Minerva
Norfolk Baxirginia
Martinique
Communica
Dart
Copland
New ‘York
West Indies
Guadaloupe
Falmouth
Joey
America
Portsmouth
Jaly
Downs
Chanees
Henry
Hufar
Cork
Ruffians Leave Island Visitors After Farewell Ball
A fragmentary report recalls the visitors behavior during their stay. The group caused some unease with theft hints and uncertain actions but were greeted with hospitality. A farewell ball was held as they departed, with notable attendees including Prince Poruscix among others.
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Atte
Forrow
Kare Io
Poruscix
Tsland
Turbulent 1798 Hamburg Bill Case Reaches Courtroom
The plaintiffs sue for 3001 in a Hamburg bills dispute involving Jacobs and Co. and a Hamburg house 12,0001 in debt. The jury hears that two parts of a bill were accepted and paid, then the first part remitted. defendants argue plaintiffs paid twice, stressing their negligence and the defendants’ financial prominence and character.
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Hamburgs
Enine
Sahausta Feon
Jacobs.and Co
Jacabs
Goldfied
Eaton
Clergyman sued for non residence at parish court
In a July hearing at Guildhall before Mr Justice Chan Crowther, the case against Reverend Crowther, long rector of St Mildred and St Margaret Cheapside, alleged non residence and financial misconduct. The jury returned verdict for the defendant after complex testimony about a dissolved partnership, bond disputes, and alleged misappropriations.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
Justice ¢Han
Wilson
Croweher
Wilton
Dykc Crawther
Paritt
St Mildred
St. Margaret Moles
Cheapside
Himsettind
Tows
Serjeant. Shepherd
Serjeatt Bailey
Humber
Batley
Question of separate property in Fenner bonds tried in court
The trial concerns the Executors of a Lady Fenner who bought five India Bonds through Mrs Fenner with little or no knowledge of her husband. The defendant, a former East India Company servant, faced claims of undue influence and misappropriation by Mrs Fenner and the defendant’s wife. The case tested whether the bonds were the wife’s separate property. Evidence showed the wife’s dowry and bond inheritance, while defense argued the bonds were the husband’s or his wife’s separate estate. the jury weighed based on precedents including Lord Cambden’s ruling on a similar matter. The court discussed the intent and legal ownership of the bonds, with the outcome pending.
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Utcan Satriani
Masichin
Abe
Inieck
Kennington
Ligtle
Athee
Peter Hit
Albée
Atbee
Manchin
Harley
Cocke
Julce CuairBre
Egskine
Fenner
all-India
Markland
India
Faeni
Camb
Ivantee Ion
Fitia
STEEN
Eseidantee
da Insurance-Bféker
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Deal Jouvns
Wind E
Nok Heme Fa
the Downs
His Majesty’s
Overyfel
Didromeda
Ifs
Jersey
Lewes
Newhaven
Board of Agriculture
County of
Kent
Staffordshire
Middlesex
Bergshire
Netley
Southampton
Butt
Albretts
Avery
Sileia
Aunfiria
Riandeburg
aSanh
Paussia
Ian Ot
Poreswas
Asi
Grein
Prussia
Rederich William
Ile Cheas
Romés
JAR Report
Gb Dhal
Fiesé
Manche
Hee
Sears
Alice
Sihawas
Beer
Pulvry
Aettangs
Brox Amt
An. Agign Pebigtite
Witeh Iyaschad
Tor
Plaittif
Thortly
Clark
NT Daltey
Bloxani
Fyfe
Dolbey and Co
Bloxain
Tingshoue
Shelepoungeaes
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