Admonitory London Gazette items and notices mix
January 14 issue reports appointments to naval offices by the King, notes a resignation, and lists numerous promotions and purchases across regiments. It also records weather and a comet sighting, society memberships, births, marriages, deaths, and multiple bankruptcy and dividend notices with locations in London and environs.
Imperial Army Command Vacant After Resignations
From Amsterdam to Paris and Constantinople dispatches report the Second Imperial Army command is vacant due to Gen Panin and Prince Dolgorucki resignations. The Grand Signior plans to lead 300,000 forces next campaign to reclaim territories. Duke Louis Casar le Tellier, minister and Metz governor, died January 2 in Paris.
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Certificates to be allowed to Bankrupts
From the London Gazette a list of individuals including John Brice of Steurthen Bethnal Green, John Perch of Cedham Keat dealer, Samuel Noon of Butcherton St Clement Danes, and others, who must act by deadlines in February to avoid bankruptcy. Names, places, and dates are listed with required filing before February 2nd or 3rd.
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John Earl of Sandwich
Edward Hawke
The
Bath
John Buller
Henry Viscount Palmerston
Fingson
Ireland
Charles Spencer
Wilmot Wilcqant
Great-Britain
Trelancs
Obi Aly Hae Islands
36Th Reg. Foot
Richard Fleming
Myrie
Purchase
3D Foot
Walter Sloane Lavie
Stuart
11Th Foot
Benj. Edwards
Forbes
Ditto
Henry Benjamin
Edwards
Fost
Francis Bartram
Duncan
1St Reg. Foot
Archibald ‘Cameron
Gift Foot
William Gavin
Jarvis
Horse Guards
James Rolt
Jennings
Cornet
James D’auvergne
Rolt
Ditté
Guidon
Charles Lanoe
D’ Auvergne
Purcase
Duto
Peter Ryves Hawker
Gilden
Lanoe
Francis Minshull
Hawker
Henry Read
Minshull
Samuel Hutchinson
Rép
Foot
Read
Nimmto
Faow
Ann
Lydia
Glasgow
William Alexander
Newgal Fands
Bride’s Bay
Oficer
Society of Antiquaries
Thomas Warton
University of Oxford
John Glen King
Society of British Merchants
St. Petersburgh
John Walsh
Elg
F.R.S
Chesterfield-street
Joseph Smith
Richard John Tetlow
Knottingley
Pontefract
Yorkshire
John Whitaker
C. C.C. Oxon
Charles Combe
Southampton-street
Bloombury
Canterbury
Procyon
Saturn
John Wodehouse
Charles-street
Berkeley
Kingston
Portsmouth
Francis Napier
Mills Greenaway
John Greenaway
William Innis
Gracechurch-street
Jane Keene
Great Pear
Spitalfields
New
Portugal-street
Eliott
John Eliott
Barr
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
Rupert Dovey
Esy
Thamesftreet
Welles
Boswell-court
Carey-street
Matthew Morgan
St. John’s
Wapping
Middlesex
Dealer and Chapman
Guildhall
London
Gill
Mark Lane
John Pettit
Chippenham
Cambridgeshire
Linncodraper
Wooddeton
Dovecourt
Lombard-street
James Jones
Old Gravel-lane
Abrahams
John Dawson the Younger
St. Martin’s-lane
St. Martin In the Fields
Steventon
Albion-buildings
Bartholomew-close
Jacob Adolphus
Buckingham-court
City of Westminster
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Chapman
Guildhell
Thomas le Breton
St. Martin’s-lase
Cannonstreet
William Wolfe
Tavistocktreet
Liberty of Westminster
Fredelicque
James Stephens
Speaker
Robert Scorr
Commader
East India Company
Villers-street
York Buildings
Mr. Gwatkin
Salisbury-court
Fleet-freet
Richard Cordeux
Fleet-street
John Relfe
Philadelphia
America
King's Bench
Surry
William Despart
City of
Bristol
Bath-tavern
Corn Street
Samuel Webb
Corn-street
Brisol
Thomas Sere Portmouth
Southampton
Baker and Mexinan
Aeger
Merphabh
Angen Ph
Winn
John ‘Brice
Jaer
Steurthen
Bethnal ‘Breen
Brdleber
Apisiferer
John Perch
Cedham
Keat
Samuel Noon
Butcherton
St. Clement Danes
Ieee
Cotton
York-buildings
Strand
Nicoll
St Paul's Church-yard
Fithstreet-hill
Ottava
Pyens
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W. Strahan
AW. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church
T. Cadell
Salisbury
J. Balfones
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London Gazette
John Fytch Barker
Sproughton
County of Suffolk
Samuel Pachell
High Court of Chancery
Ipswich
Samuel Pechell
Synend’s Inn
Samuel Kilderbee
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