Lottery shares and bankrupts in London notices
The notice lists lottery shares for sale by Richardson Goodloe and Co at offices in Cornhill and other locations with prizes drawn on August 17 29983 and March 3. It also details bankrupts with surrender dates and Guildhall notices, followed by a long dividend list including names and locations across London and surrounding counties. Realms include shipping and naval references, public notices, and various trades from carpenters to mercers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte
Esis Icke
Richardson, Goodloce, and Co
Cornhilf
Charingscrofs
Stevrweey
Stevrweey and Mazeurie's
Interes and Booksellers
Pastore Tals Ha
Wes Dla
Sigret
Cosl
Trenton
P. Toumes
London-street
Ratcliff
Carpenters
Guildhall
Nathaniel Pates
Stonehouse
Gloucesterthirey
Noere
Isaac Herbert
Middle-row
Holborn
George Lea
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Janes Cook
Hatter and Hoffer
Richard Farquhar
Little
Argyle-street
St. James's
Taylor
Charles
Thepmartyr Crane
Bow Lane
John Wood the Elder
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Clothiery
White Hart Inn
Wakefield
Yorkshires
War causes and diplomatic dispatches in Europe
A long winded note discusses Greeklands and Geano SdiGNiok shedding light on war with the French Republic, urging common energy from their island, while a Messenger reports from Vienna about Lord Newson and ships near Cuxhaven. News of a French frigate capture by Nelson reaches Naples, and opposition plans to muster strength in the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Vienna
Hamburgh
Lord Newson
England
Permagant
D. Lion
L’eypiegle
J. Bookpst
Cuxhaven
Laptain- Tronsarpes
Naples
America
Atestral
Fox
Lord Nelson
Cartus Ilse Bonas
The Admiralty Letters From The Sylph And Anson
Fragmentary nautical diary notes recount Captain George reporting to the Admiralty on the Sylph and Anson during a voyage with the Amelia. Wind and sea conditions, separations, explicit actions, signals, and attempted communications are described as crews chase weather and pursue rescue or battle signals amid a gale and night watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy
the Admiralty
Capris
Anson
Amelia
Bay
Bering North
John B. Warren
Coub
Bet
Gould
Tee Ahlsalewini
Private Jetters reports European hostilities in 18th century crisis
London reports war rumors with Emperors troops clashing with Franco forces. French attempts to enforce requisitions in Brabant trigger executions and sieges in Mechlin and Antwerp. Bracketed notes highlight debates at Rajstadt with Prussia and Russia seeking concerted action to preserve fortress Ehrenbristfein amid rising tensions between France and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grison
Switzerland
Ifoliana
Brabant
Antwerp
Mechlin
France
Holland
Ly Ely
Ehrenbrziftein
Paussian
Rajstadt
French Republic
Bexkin
Thare
Germany
Sian
Akwandrizs
Patriarch of Constantinople
Lord Mayor's Day Procession Amid Rain and Pageantry
Sir Richard Care Gtrn enters as lord mayor in a restrained ceremony with limited company banners. The procession from Guildhall to Westminster Hall, by water and land, features the State Coach and various livery companies, interrupted by heavy rain and a mishap as the Bishopsgate Ward Beadle is run over by a carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Lorn
Borbert
Watson
St Ainss
Eamer
Herne
Witttrams
Parcs
Cavent
Percnarp
Westminster
Goldfaiths
Westminster-Hall
Court of Exchequer
Guildhall
Blackfriars
Cs Landing
Marvot
Snapralder
Caincenton
Seengér
Ec Lord
Sanpwi¢n
Gower
Arrington
Worcester
Hayry Dunpas
Pipr
Cheapside
Cuanceulvror
Exchequer
Earl Spencer
Earl
Bishopsgate
Ward
Illumination at Guildhall and Nelson Victory Lanterns
The article describes a grand Guildhall illumination with a splendid display including Nelson’s Victory in lights. Admiral’s sword presented to the City by Lord Nelson hangs in an oak-leaf oval with lamps. The Speriers Huttings bore Nelson’s Victory in large capitals with vivid lamps as the Bar opens and revelry continues late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Hastings
G. R
Lord Nelson
Huttings
Nelson
Srapthoospeer
Territorial Division of the Republic Reforms Eight Departments
The article details a new Territorial Division establishing eight Departments including Ems Odijk Rhine Amsterdam Zexel Deft Dommel and Scheldt Meuse with Leathvarnen Argheim Alemar Leiden Rotterdam and Middelburg as chief places. Each Department splits into ten Circles and the total population reaches about 1,882,192 souls. The change aims to replace the old nine-department federal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Department of the Ems
Fr Ieland
Groeninghen
Department of the Rhine
Zutphen
Weleawe
Utrecht
Holland
Argheim
Amterdam
Zexel
Arnheim
Leyden
North Holland
Zexel, Vike
Schelingy Alemar
South Holland
Delt
Scheldt and Meuse
Meuse
Rotterdam
All Zealand
Middelburgh
English Squadron Reinforced as Dunkirk Armament Grows
The English squadron cruising the Dunkirk area is daily reinforced while armaments against Ireland are actively fitted in that port. English ships patrol off the Texel but have made no landings, and conditions remain quiet there. A Batavian frigate pair with French and Batavian troops sailed from the Heders, but calm seas left them at anchor. French General Beguinot quelled the Scheldt Antwerp disturbances claimed as a prelude to an English coast landing, killing about three hundred insurgents and placing Antwerp under siege. no ships sail from Antwerp. The latest mail from Broeffels and Antwerp is overdue amid ongoing country unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Ireland
Texel
Heder
Department of the Scheldt
Antwerp
Beguinot
Broffells
Priors Exchange Note Over Ehrenbreitstein Fort
Rasspt Oct 21 report that Prussian ministers forwarded a note to French plenipotentiaries about the distressed fate of Ehrenbreitstein. Imperial deputies plan renewed remonstrances with French ministers to press for a just and equitable stance during ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Ehrenbreitstein
Ehrenbreitfein
Hietherto
Honou
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Mr. Croft
Jonathan
Roberts
Josiua
Poolep Siinten
Taunt
Shorland
Wellington
Béxtony
Bungay
Bat
York Ee
Mayer
Robert Terry
Hadleigh
Suffolk
Mercer
Ors
Bainbridge
Gerrard-street
Soho
Giea A Poe
John Elliott
Riding-house-lane
Joseph Cawx
Maryport
Cumberland
Henry Cawx
Rt. Douthery
Limehoutey
W. Gouthit
Old Fith-street
Dry-Falter
E. Hood
Gravesstreet
Bathwick
J.‘Tur
Tle
Bath
Robert Freer
Leicester
Hofier
Richard Williamson
Woodsftreet
Dourgitt
Thomas Martin
Smithfield
Henry Bewicke
Adrawun
Fou
Alty-Office
Ofa
Becser Ifietm
George
Coonis
Tanemue
London, New
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