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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 27, 1792

Page

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The General Gazetteer Or Compendious Geographical Dictionary

Lift published, price seven shillings, bound seventh edition improved with additions and corrections. Embellished with elegant maps. Describes empires kingdoms provinces cities towns forts harbours seas rivers lakes mountains capes in the known world. Details government customs religion extents productions trade manufactures and battles. Includes counties towns and villages in England and Wales. By R. Brookes M.D. Printed for multiple publishers.

England Wales R. Brookes M.D Pristed B. Law and Son I Johnson C. Dilly G. G.J J. Robinson R. Baldwin F. and C. Rivington J. Murray W. Goldsmith W.lowndes T. Vernor

Carnarvon Meeting Urges Proclamation Address

A July 25 1792 gathering of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Carnarvon calls for addressing the King to issue his life proclamation praising the measure to curb subversive principles. The Sheriff Edward Lloyd chairs as Robert Williams is named to present the address to His Majesty.

Carnarvon Edward Lloyd Robert Williams Chester London Oldfield

Writ De Ventre Inspiciendo Sought In Fraud Case Involving Mrs Brown

The Solicitor General seeks the Writ De Ventre Inspiciendo to probe whether Mrs. Martha Brown, alleged to be pregnant by the late Henry Arthur Fellows, is carrying a child. The petition claims lands valued at 4,000 pounds yearly and a will attaching a 10,900 pounds inheritance for a future child. The court weighs equity, midwives to inspect, and potential fraud by Brown, who is said to have profited from forged child claims amid extensive residences linked to alleged ill fame.

Earl of Portsmouth Wallop Martha Brown Henry Arthur. Fellows Fellows Ulysses Brown The Guards East Indies Wells Robert Henry Brown Penelope Georgina Maria Batty Brown Mitford Bratton

Death of Paul Jones and the French funeral controversy

A defiant obituary recounts Paul Jones in Paris amid controversy over a French funeral and honors. It describes his youth in smuggling, piracy during the American Revolution, his capture by justice, and his recruitment by the American Congress to command the alliance’s fleet against British ships Serapis and Countess of Scarborough near Flamborough Head.

National Assembly of France Paul Jones Paris America Paul American Congress Congress Serapis Countes Scarboragh

Earldom Created for William Earl of Mansfield in Great Britain

From the London Gazette July 28: William Earl of Mansfield is elevated to Earl of Mansfield with remainder to David Viscount Stormont and the male heirs of their bodies. Other items note Madrid appointments, and numerous royal military promotions across various regiments. The records list appointments to State, home affairs, Indies, and many officers promoted to lieutenant, captain, or ensign across the Foot and Dragoons.

Kingdom of Great Britain Wixliam Earl of MansFrexp Nottingham Mansfield Middlesex David Viscount Stormont Madrid Count Canapa Council of Castile Council of State Don Peyre de Acuna Supremé Council of Castle Home Department of Baxamas Council of the Indies Toth James' Henry Blake Saree 16Th Light Dragoons Alexander Smollett Charles Stone Light Dragoons Skelton 20Th Koriamai2 Thomas Stewart Briffsine Foot Lewis Mackenzie James Bennet Manoury William Wade Alexander Campbell William Seymour Fiene Nangle Charles, Walker 1St Foot Henry Zouch Robert Bolés Robert Macally John Paley Mackenzie Bensign John M‘innes Eh¢tes M‘donell Lawrence Oliphant Charles Sutherland Robert, Brown Thomas William Kerr John Lalor Thomas Mallet Hays John Andrew Dick Alexander .M‘coll 76Th Foot Robert Cunningham Wald Fine the Earth Foot Hugh Gray Wiliam Pe Beart Alexander M‘doe S Michael Bayling Fleming

Calculations on Duty of Customs and Sugar Drawback

Computed from the Returns of July 1792 the duty of customs paid on importation into Great Britain and diverted to be deemed as sugar allowances. The notice cites six weeks in July 1792 and references Muscovado sugar and refined sugar exports. Names of authorities and exact figures are given but obscured in OCR. The text discusses drawbacks and compensation tied to British plantations.

Great Britain Great Britain Rica

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED LISTING MULTIPLE SURRENDER RECORDS

A long list of bankruptcy surrender entries is recorded with numerous individuals such as Floyd Gray Peck of Chelmsford and John Peter Du Roveray of Great St Helen's, detailing surrender dates at Guildhall, various occupations, and associated attorneys. The notice also lists dividends due August 20 and directs certificates to be granted by August 18, plus addresses thanking the King for a royal proclamation.

Floyd Gray Peck Chelmsford Guildhall Samuel Dawes Strand John Peter du Roveray Great St.Helen’s Lewis John Cile Vere-ftrést Oxford-redd Thomas Silk Londonswall St. Phage Plaisterer Shepcitz Field-court, Gray’sa Inn Thomas Hyde Poole Old Antelope-inn Sim Mark-Jane Ralph Chambers Long-acre Fadler Guild.en Heslop Great Queen-street Lincoln’s. Inni-Fields Edward Barry Parry Ely-place Holborn George Clementién St. John's-street Man S. Mercer Howard Cook’scourt Carey-street Thomas Matteson Cornhill Attornes Railton and Tilbury New Bridge-Street John Redhall Bristol White Lion Broad-street Britob William Heelis Great Bolton Twickenham Diocese of Lincoln Dorset Carlile Ruddersfield Yorkshire Axbridge St. Mary, Southwell

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