Bankruptcy notices in early London records
John Salt of St James Garlickhithe a virtualler appears in a bankruptcy notice listing April 30 in Guilhall London. William Craven of St James Clerkenwell Middlesex vintner is bound to appear before April 30. Morris Bailey formerly of New Sarum Wiltshire innholder and virtualler to surrender by April 30. John Dene of Redgrass Street I Sadon soap-maker to surrender by April 30.
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John. Salt
St. James
Garlick-hithes
Guilchall
London
William Craven
Clerkenswell
Middlesex
Morris Bailey
Cry
New Sarum
Wiltgrire
Virtualler
John Dene
Redgrass- Street
I Sadan
Apoil Rg
Tea
Guilahal
Mr. Medley
Bacchus
Lord Grosvenor
Stephano
Mr.Pratt
Lord Clermont
Ainderby
Foley
Cunegonde
Mr. Burlton
Cyrus
Goldmith
Temple Church
Godfrey Clarke
Derbyshire
Tenterdon-street
Brompton
Strand
Adelphi
Justice Wright
Bow-street
Dean-street
Holborn
Westminster
Norfolk-street
Barry
Druryslake Theatre
Henry Tomkins
The
Temple
Bell
Bloomsbury
Elgrs
Inca Port-Chaise
Shepherd’s`Bath
Kensington
Jacob Johnson
York Castle
Newgate
Admiralty
John Lemp
31St Regiment of Foot
High Seas
North America
Charles le Bas
New Bond-street
Miss Webb
Nich. Webb
Feltham-hill
Thomas Tookey
Silver-street
Nancy Newton
Walthall
Staffordshire
Hill-street
Berkeley-square
Belasyse
Brancepethcastle
County Palatine of Durham
Earl of Fauconberg
Ieworth
John Carter
Ellen Duncan
John Duncan
Southwarmborough
Hants
John Shute
Hinton Abbey
Somersetshire
Gibraltar
Francis Fitzmaurice
Royal Scotch
Great Old Bailey
Bankrup
T.S. Henry Fayle
Preston
Lancashire
William Shawe
James Martin
Newington Butts
Surry
Hertfordshire
Guildshall
James Adney
Cullum-ftrest
Guildhall
Richard Doughty
Spalding
Lincolnshire
James Facer
City of London
King bestows knighthood and church appointments in London Gazette
From the London Gazette April 8 details royal honors JOHN Burland Esquire is knighted and appointed Baron of Exchequer while Thomas Dampier becomes Dean of Dirham and John Majendie receives a Windsor Prebend. The War Office lists promotions across cavalry and foot regiments including Poyntz Lane Moore and Scott. Also notes royal progresses, international tensions, and local obituaries and bankruptcies.
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Dampier
Stephen Poyntz
William Lane
Ist
Dragoons
James Wilkie
George Cerjat
Sir John Henry Moore
John Richardson
John Dalton
Royals
Alexander Campbell
Alexander Irvine
James Menzies
Stair Park Dalrymple
11Th Reg
Foot
Hugh Mallett
14Th Reg
David Cooper
Peter Barnett
Charles Ogle
Jon Bruere
Rith Reg
Matthias O’burr
Ggth Reg
James Baffett
John Beaumont
Gawen Vaughan
Paul Minchin
Piers-Welch
Geo. Barber
Geo.Turner
36Th Reg
David Scott
Alexander Doraldson
William Matthews
William Swinburn
Joseph Bennett
Colin Campbell
48Th Reg
M‘harg
James Campbell
Malloy Brabazon
English move toward Crab Island and Porto Rico possession
A St Croix dispatch reports Sir Ralph Payne's arrival at Tortola en route to Crab Island with Antigua and St Kitts leaders and four ships of war. A tender sails to St Juan de Puerto Rico to notify the Spanish governor of a planned British claim. A Porto Rican handover speculation and a 4000 guinea bet on Puerto Rico appear, hinting at possible secret negotiations with Spain over Falkland Islands.
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Amer
New-York
St. Croix
Tortola
Ralph Payne
Crab Island
Antigua and St. Kitt’s
St. Juan de Porto Rico
Porto Rico
Falkland’s Islands
Hemisphere
Lynx Arrives with Express from Antigua to London
Gosport reports His Majesty's sloop Lynx arrives with an express from Admiral Parry at Antigua. The captain went ashore at once and proceeded to London.
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Country News
Gosport
Lynx
Admiral Parry
Antigua
London
Arrivals and sailings of ships to and from ports
A list of ships and captains arriving and sailing for various destinations including Antigua Jamaica Maryland Quebec Senegal Dublin and more with departures from New York Lisbon Falmouth Malaga and other ports. The record lists vessels such as Harriet Luthy Stephen Brown Louisa Payne Albion Mutton St Michael Happy Couple Royal Oak John and Bella and others along with ports like Portsmouth Caen Whitehaven and the River.
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Augie
S.W
Harriet
Luthy
Antigua
Great Marlow
Kitchin
Jamaica
Stephen
Brown
Louisa
Payne
Maryland
Hero
Jenkins
Quebec
Nautilus
Muir
Senegal
London
Bird
Dublin
Albion
Baker
New-York
Africa
Mutton
Nevnans
Dear
Wind N.E
St. Michael
Lawson
Lisbon
Happy Couple
Fréethv
Falmouth
Royal Oak
Malaga
John
Bella
Green
Virginia
Johnson
Portsmouth
Salisbury
Oake
Lymington
Gravesean
Dixon
Belfaty
Joseph
Daniel
Pelley
Guernsey
Arundele
Manson
Ivica
Caen
Friendship
Foster
Br. Kitt
Cilchony
Montferrat
Fergus
Court of Directors Sets Rules for East India Company Elections
The Court of Directors resolves to elect six directors for one year six for two years six for three years and six for four years by ballot on April 13 from nine to five. Voters must submit a list of 24 qualified names in four classes with no cross transfers. In case of equal votes in a class the decision goes to the General Court by lot.
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Laft-India-House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East-Indies
East India Company
India
Europe
Sayer
Dunning
Mattocks
Parliament
Jackson
Wallace
Court of Directors
Council
Bru
Sainallers
Scrutiner
The
Enftine
Frasde
Richard Hall
Samuel Peach
Tho
Bates Rous
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London Gazette
St. James's
John Burland
Chapel Royal
Rome
Duke
Duchess of Cumberland
Roth
Copenhagen
Berlin
Baltic
Petersburgh Gazette
Black Sea
Constantinople
Baffas
Janissaries
Aleco
Parte
Signior Araggia
Mediterranean
Paris
Marshal Duc de Broglie
France
Germany
Madras
Tanjaur
India Company
Carnatick
Tanjour
Surah Dowla
Korah
Alahabad
Ireland
Spithead
Nancy
Loskyer
New- York
Mary
Mahon
Dolphin
Lizard
Court of King’s Bench
Gen. G
Major Re
Bridge
Battersea
Newmarket
Ewe
East India Stock
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BOOTH
Devaynes Beng
Eny
Poe
Gregory
Berners- Street, Aptor
W. Bayley
Perfemer
A. Rothwell
J. Grosvenor
Anzet and
Crodip
F. Newbery