French dockyard plans for king ships at a southern port
SouThampton reports a Normandy arrival stating France intends to build a large dockyard for king ships at a southern port with engineers drafting immediate plans for execution. Also, Radnor is elected Recorder of Salis bury. a man is jailed for murdering his apprentice, and his wife is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieppe
Normandy
Salisoury
Earl of ‘Radnor
Fitherton
Pir
Devizes Bridewell
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Ports
Vessels departed and arrived with misreadable names and routes. The outward hounds and Indiamen list shows ships like Partridge and True Briton with cargo, while arrivals include Nevis Three Friends and Portsmouth Minerva from Gibraltar and Lisbon respectively, along with Dartmounh Nancy from St Ube's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear
Fox
London
Lioness East Indiamen
India
Graavkseap
Northam
Wesket F
Corke
Prince Tom
Mafon
Jamaica
Friendship
Eskill
Dublin
Chariton
Guernsey
Betsey
Scurlock
Leghorn
Hellen and
Mary
Great Seal grants royal assent to Irish acts and bills
The Great Seal passed for Simon Earl Harcourt to grant royal assent to acts repealing and explaining prior acts, a speaker’s warrants, road and private bills, and amendments from the thirteenth to eleventh years of earlier reigns. Memorials from Lord North and Lord Germaine urge relief for sugar colonies and propose measures to boost consumption and lower distillery duties. News from Boston and Plymouth reports on troop supply, naval transports, and various court notices including robberies, trials, and marriages in Bath and London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LondbDon
Simon Earl Harcourt
House of Commons
Uch
Ireland
Morday
Wes-India
Lord North
Lord Germaine
Sagar
North-America
Great- Britain
Great-Britain
George the Second
Great Britain
West- India Islands
America
Viscount Pitt
Earl of Chatham
47Th
Boston
Julius Cesar
General Post Office
Barbary
Carmarthen
Esterday
Guildhall
Compters
Bow Street
Sir John Fielding
John
William Colley
Edward Bourchier
Hertford
John Rauey
Bourchier
Charles R.enwallis
William
Greenwallis
John Munns
Fivorn
Shooter’s Hill
Nine Mile Stone
Bond
Munns
Prothers
Halton
C. R
Langer
Dickinson
Kerrison
Gery
Thomas Cousins
Hyde Park
Bowstreet
Peto
Eorge D
Paddington
John Liffet
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Sheppard
Jones
Hoberton
Pendon
Clerkenwelbridewell
Bath
Edward Cary
Tarmohan
Devonshire
Camilla Fleming
New Burlington-treet
Robert Carteret
Earl Granville
Viscount Carteret
Mie
Jersey
William Hanham, Bart
Wrinburn
Bankruptcy Surrenders and Dividends Across London and Bristol
Notices announce multiple bankrupts surrendering assets in February and March at Guildhall London and other venues. Names include James Parry, Thomas Metcalfe, James Smith, and Benjamin West with associated attorneys. Dividends dates set for creditors and separate estates of Samuel and Matthew Newton, with certificates allowed for George Phillips and sequestration of Edward Jamieson and William Durward. Commission superseded for Charles Simpson.
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James Parry
Christchurch
Spitalfields
Middlesex
Areep
Guildhall
London
Berwell
A. Thomas Metcalfe
Wapping-dock
Areet
St. John
Wapping
Dealer and Chapman
Cen
Guilds Hall
Jemmett
Pidding-lane
James Smith'the Elder
Bristal
Hofier
White-hare
Bread-freer
Bristol
Attorsney
Joseph Horwood
Benjamin West
Latt
Netherton
Wiecestershire
Filke Weaver
R. Maltby
Soliscitor
Bucklerbury
John Seaber
Bicchintane
Nents Taylor
Stephen Chaprisa
Bath
Somevetshire
Traper
Samuel Newton
Matthew Newton
Burnopfield
Durham
Chapmin
Turk’s Head
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Tame Inn
George. Phillips
Dean-firees
Southwark
Mason
Edward Jamieson
Paisley
Willam Durward
Aberdeen
Charles Simpson
Dig
Norfolk
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Southamptonn
Fas
Browie
Plymouth
Fulins
Cefar
Uzald
Bolton
Wentworth
Oliver
Pegey
Browfe
Shuldham
Botton
Grand Duke
Ruffia
Holman
Grosvenor
Brown
Rhode Island
Strivens
Irvin
Smith
Thasnton
Antigua
Paris Gazette
Madelle
Gayet
Marseilles
Cape Francois
Thomas Hubbard
Faucuette
Genoa
Hubbard
Algerines
Algiers
Dey
Dorsethire
Dulwich
Jefferies
Trinity-House
Nore
War-Office
Prefent
Mannfell
Dimerick
England
Clerey
Mei. Hoare and Co
Goflin and Co
Blertstrest
Drummond and Qo
Charng-crots
Steyning
Sussex
John Wilson
Nces Budd
Wilston
Colvil Bridger
N. B
N. B. Neat ‘Pott
Tyne Bridge
Fife
Haquies
Hawart
Audrey
Wells“Breec
Oxford-street
Manchester
County of
Lancaster
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