Anniversaries, Bankruptcies, and Certificates Listed
The notice reports royal anniversary gun salutes and illuminations in St. James's, a royal licence changing surnames to Warre, election of a new Doge in Genoa, and a long list of bankrupts with surrender dates at Guildhall. It also lists forthcoming dividends, and certificates to be granted by October 1. Names include John Tyndale Warre Bamfylde, Michael Angelo Cambiato, and many tradesmen across London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Janses's
Wairenarr
John Tyndale
Heftercombe
County of Somerset
Warre
Bampfylde
Coplestone Warre Bamfylde
Hebertombe
Newmarket
Corporation of
Norwich
John Rose
Bristol
Lonspate
Morning dispatches and diplomacy from the Ottoman Porte and Europe
Reports from Whitehall reveal dispatches from the Ottoman Porte to Lord Grenville, while British leaders dined with Pitt and others. News covers Morocco’s war posture, preparations to guard Cadiz and Ferrol, Pilnitz talks, Polish constitutional shifts, Potemkin promotions, and rye yields at Petersburg. Strong diplomatic tensions and trade rivalries emerge among British, Polish, Prussian, and Spanish interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Magisty
Ottomen Porte
Lord Grenville
St. James’s Square
Mr. Pitt
Downing Street
House of Commons
Lord Bagnam
Wilderness Lodge
Seven Oaks
Kent
Horrano
Morocco
Maprio
Ceuta
Mediterranean
Cadiz
Ferrol
Prussia
Pilnitz
Suntmreski
Czartorinski
Prince Potemkin
Reenin
Petersburg
War Declared Publicly By King Over Insults To Morocco
August 16 report covers a royal declaration of war by a monarch against Spain over broken treaty terms, troop deployments near Ceuta, import bans, and alleged acts against Moroccan officials, with the King promising immediate hostilities by land and sea. Also notes social events, appointments, and court life details from the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Muley Mohamet
Madrid
Spain
Muley Eliazir
Ceuta
Arbeyda
Africa
Mequina
Taners
Italy
European powers seek peace as Prussian army reorganization unfolds
Berlin reports that General Henkel's East Prussia field army is to be disbanded and Prussia’s artillery recalled. The Silesian army under Prince Hobenle receives the Black Eagle. other officers are rewarded. The Turkish ambassador leaves Berlin. Emperors may promote Bischoffswerder. Fawkener travels to London to report Pillnitz talks on Poland succession and mutual abdication hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkel
East Prussia
Prussia
Silesia
Prince Hobenle
Europe
General Bischoffswerder
Empire
Fawkener
London
Dresden
Pillnitz
Poland
Elector of
Saxony
Saxony Court Talks On Succession And Constitutional Accord
The Electorate of Saxony's minister held a lengthy meeting with the King, likely about succession to the throne. Observers think the Emperor and King of Prussia may back the new Constitution's succession provisions while renouncing any plan to unite their dynasties with Saxony through marriage to the Infanta of Poland. The empress of Russia may be asked to join this aim in her capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
Bohemia and
Moravia
Masesty
Kils
Domingo
Great Britain
Pak
Lord Cornwallis
TiPpoo
Lord Cornwaillis
Lieut
Fonstanave
Cornet Hoare
Mathews
India
Namdycondeb
Saxony
Prussia
Infanta of
Poland
Russia
Public Office Bow Strer Examinations In Stolen Goods Case
On Saturday Jnr Dawyon faced a magistrate for re examination on suspicion of receiving stolen goods. A house search in Blacksboy Alley led to the prisoner fleeing but being captured with a bundle of gloves and sacks. Levy’s goods stolen near Holborn Bridge were found in his chest en route to London. John Robinson saw the prisoner with four men carrying the chest. Martha Lloyd and Sarah Eyles were committed for re examination or trial for stolen gloves handkerchiefs and a pillowcase respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnr
Dawyon
Town
Benihi
Forties
Blacksboy Alley
Levy
Bristol
London
Holborn Bridge
Mrs. Dawson
John Robinson
Martha Lloyd
Iane
Joseph Lee
Oxford Road
Sarah Eyles
Sarah Preston
Mulford Lane
Theft at Oxford Street: Saunders charged and committed
Friday evening Fohn Saunders was charged with stealing eight silver swivels and other items from William Harris Johnston of Harris-place Oxford-street. Evidence deemed satisfactory, Saunders committed for trial. Sarah Gles charged by Ann Connolly of Bedford Head Public-house Tottenham Court Road with robbing her of a black fill cloak linen table-cloth two handkerchiefs half-pence and several bottles of liquor. She committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Cox
Fohn Saunders
William Harris Johnston
Harris-place
Oxford-street
Sarah Gles
Ann Connolly
Bedford Head
Tottenham court= road
Tench fishing party danger ends in river accident
In Kingsland area a party of ten men, after celebratory drinking, misread the river path near the Bridge. Mr Davies fell in and his gun discharged striking Mr Vanholte in the arm, likely requiring amputation. Mr Sutton nearly drowned helping Davies, rescued by Mr Clemons. Sutton is reported out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Lea
Vanholte
Sutton
Davies
Clemons
Notty
West-square
St. George's Hospital
Mr. Bryan
Suffolk-street
Guildford
Moreton
Cobham
Bryan
Tadmas Lewis
Stone
Bath
Bristol
Saltford
Hill
Warminster
Birmingham
Carlisle
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Lonbow Gazeti Ey
Genoa
Serr
Michael Angelo ‘Cambiato
Republic
Thomas Mower
Lawrence Pountney-lane
Guildhall
Daniel Mathison
High-street
Portsmouth
Geni
May Thomas
Walbrook
Thomas Wright Fendlen
Duke’s Court
King’s Mews
Edge
Garden-court
Middle Temple
William Ward
Nind
Great Prescot 'Street
Goodman's-fields
Robert Edie
James Allen
Willet
Annesley
Friday-street
Cheapside
William Baker
Silver-street
Tunnard
Buckersbury
Toho West
Draper and
Man’s Mercer
Meff. Walton and Son
Girdler’s-hall
Basinghall-street
Henry Sacherverell Robinson
Cow-lane
West-Smithfield
Terelve
Mr. King
Charterhouse-street
West-Smithfeld
James Jones
Guildhaul
William Fox
Charles Henry Stone
Brewer-street
West
Minster
John Konarefbodgigh Simpson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Thomas Tant
Little James-street
Ina Lane
Matthias Koops
Koops von Erit
Edmonton
John Broders
Cloth Fair
Elizabeth Goodwyn
Wigshore Street
Cavendish Square
Haberdather
Odlober
Robert Durnford
Drury Lane
John Thompson
Gutter Lane
William Moore
Duke-Street
York Buildings
Taylor
Thomas Maurice
Bridge-street
Westminster
William Wyllie
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Infanta Maria Loutra
Bigress
Don Theodore. Dumont
Aed Ty
Walloon Guards
Fusileers
Don Ferome Knap
Body Guards
Dox -Fean Baptiste Blam
Baron de Forest
Emperor
Duchess of Manchester
Marlborough
le Caspencer
Mereworth Castle
Tunbridge
Lord Barrymore
Duke of York
Melbourne House
Piccadilly
Howarp
Flanders
Kingdom of Bohemia
Berlin
Warsaw
Public Office
BOW Strer
Litchfield-Street
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