Public notices in 1793 offer paints and charity support
The notice promotes coal varnish paints and colour items sold by British firms, praising weatherproof quality and listing prices and usage. It also reports the Seamen and Soldiers Widows and Orphans charity proceedings, with meeting details, governance, subscriptions, and procedures for relief and auditing.
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Talbots
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Thomas Adderley
Ohn Haines
Smart
Dorrien
George
Jeffer Mbeth
P. Hearnden
Bond
Philosophical and Critical History of the Fine Arts Volume
An early advertisement announces a multi volume work titled Philosophical and Critical History of the Fine Arts Painting Sculpture Architecture. Rev Robert Anthony Bromley plans the first volume under King George III with engravings progress notes and travels through Egypt Ancient Greece. The second volume begins Ancient Kisty and is due in November. the entire project spans several volumes with later issues as press permits.
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Dunkirk Tribunal Deliberates on English Smuggling Ports
On February 16 1793 the Dunkirk Tribunal of Commerce met to consider the Executive Council note permitting English smugglers access to Calais Boulogne and Dunkirk ports. It urged strict conditions to prevent abuses and preserve public safety, provisional measures approved by the Executive Council.
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Portsmith forces sail for Guernsey and Jersey islands
Portsmuth dispatch reports 400 men from the Independent Companies and three Companies of Invalids embarking for Guernsey and Jersey. A squadron commanded by Commodore Thomeson on the Vengeance 74 guns sails in a day or two for the West Indies. Arrivals include Princess Amelia and other East Indiamen under convoy, while several ships from St Eustatia head to Amsterdam and Sierra Leone. Helena comes into harbour. Spitfire and Echo set out on cruise.
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Norman
Elhort
St. Eustatia
Amsterdam
London
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Bewicke vs Vaughan in Middlesex writ for damages
A writ of inquiry of damages was executed before the Sheriff of Middlesex. Rev Calverley John Bewicke sued William Welby Vaughan for criminal conversation with Bewicke s wife. A Special Jury heard the case and a verdict awarded 400 damages plus costs.
East Kent and Canterbury form Armed Horse Association
Rochester report notes a General Meeting in Canterbury to form an Armed Horse Association for coast defence, with Royal Artillery units stationed for Wiltshire militia instruction. The piece also mentions wheat crops, early turnips, barley and oats, hop-grounds, and current hay prospects.
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