Truce and troop movements reported in Vienna dispatch
From Vienna dated October 2 a courier was sent to the Prince de Cobourg with details on dispositions under the truce while protecting Russian gains in Wallachia. The Porte has confirmed the hostilities pause and published a September 16 truce at Bucharest. Headquarters are at Bucharest with Turkish plenipotentiaries arriving on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of War
Prince de Saxe Cobourg
Wallachia
Prince de Cobourg
Ships Sail From English Port With Various Destinations
The Pomona and Nemesis frigates sailed for Sheerness while the Olive Branch Angus departed for Charles Town and Cries for New York along with Favouite Connelly for Cork. Admiral King remains in command of Didtuss. Winds from the southeast. Several ships passed by including London Merchant Bennet from Dunkirk and others from Petersburgh Riga Stockholm Stettin Jamaica and Campvere.
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Deal
Pomona
Nemesis
Sheerness
Olive Branch
Angus
Charles Town
Cries
New-York
Connelly
Cork
Didtuss
King
Wind S. E. B. E
Graveind
London
Bennet
Dunkirk
Jason
Mayne
Broderick
Petersburgh
Francis
Hannah
Robinson
Riga
Pegey
Headley
Martha
Chapman
Hunter
Horne
Stockhalm
Dolphiny Woden
Iran
Stettin
Rachel
Duff
New York
Edmund
George
Rainey
Sarin
Ann
Farrer
Esther
Cr Xpp
Jamaica
Buitol
Gibb
Midgebaugh
Chanee
Campvere
Royal Drawing Room At St James's Gives Key Attendees
Yesterday at St James's their Majesties and the Princesses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth attended a drawing room begun near two o'clock. The guest list featured Archbishop of Canterbury and many nobles, ministers, and ambassadors. A private audience with the Spanish ambassador followed the event. A local anecdote concludes with a peasant remark about liberty in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Kew Palace
St. James’s
Canterbury
Wiliam Pitt
Leeds
Argyle
Roxbure
Chaloner Ogle
Hugh Dalrymple
Glynn
Macaulay
Addisgten
Clavering
Heaviside
Henicker
Evans
Braithwaite
Inglis
K. Stewart
Ainslie
Morrison
Garth
Trapaud
Stephens
Blamilton
Lee
Greenheid
Phipps
Manners
Suffield
Boyd
Dalrymple
Osborne
C. Bertie
S. Hamilton
C. Waldegrave
Trrapaud
Moor
Stanhope
C. Countess de WedJel
Kew
Marchioness of
Ari
Duke of Argyle
Gishorne
Taglis
Admials Evans and
Ogle
France
Regiments at Gibraltar ordered to the West Indies
Dispatches note manpower shifts with ten added men per troop and messengers at Madrid. King’s review planned for three guard battalions in Hyde Park before departure. Naval movements include Nassau arrival, Gladiator convalescent ship, and 44 gun ships to be armed. Court of Common Council debates censure and supports Marine Society aid. criminal trial over Sheriff election ends in Pardoe’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
West Indies
Madrid
Dreffen
Shaw
England
St. James’s
Hyde Park
Proffin
Baron de Hertsberg
Leopold
Porte
Brabant
Hungary
Poland
Sakony
Sweden
Dantzick and Thorne
Russia
Portsmouth
Nassau
Sutherland
Plymouth
Gladiator
Ireland
Guildhall
Guiffihs
Dornford
The
Marine Society
Alderman Watson
Dixon
Deputy Leekey
John Holmes
Court of Requests
General Purpose Committee
Sheriffs’ Court
John Wilkes
City of London
Plaintif
John Pardoe
Court of Common Council
London
Sylvester
Pardoe
India House
Notice to Creditors and Debtors Regarding Estate
Notice to creditors and debtors of the estate of Mr. Moore in Warny County. Creditors must pay debts to Mrs. Moore or Henry Ward of Castle-Bromwich or to Mr. Owen, attorney of Atherton. Debtors should send accounts to those parties to be discharged.
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County of Warny
Gosport Brewery and Distillery Sale with Public Houses
To be sold in Gosport Hampshire is a brewery and distillery with several attached public houses. The trade has run successfully for many years and part payment may be allowed. Purchasers may buy the brewery and distillery separately or lease the public houses. Apply to Henry Lys on the premises. There is no other distillery in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hill
Pardoe
Haberdashers Company
Garrow
Reynolds
Long
Sheriffs’ Court
London
Middlesex
Raikes
Serjeant
Adair
Pardee
Parker
Mills Dathwood
Covent Garden
Edwin
Fast- India Company
Gamon
Golightly
Sharp
Worcester
Alf Blunt
Wilson
Bristol
Covent Garden Theatre
Binford
Oxford-Street
Shadwell
William Chinnery
The
Treasury
Trefilian
Sloane Street
George Stainforth
Stillington
York
Bedrock
Perth
John Graham
Duchray
Regiment of Foot
Colne
Lancashire
Red Lion
Whitworth
John Hardy
Gosport
Hampshire
Feces
Henry Lys
N. B
Smith, and Co
Fleet-Street
Norwich
East Indies
Mary Wrtighs
Shop for sale in the country with wide trade links
A country shop, 20 miles from London, offers immediate disposal. Active in grocery, drapery, haberdashery, and other country trades with ties to tailoring, millinery, and mantua making. Seller cites long local residence and easy stock transfer. For details contact Mr Lane at the Library Leadenhall Street London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adv
Lane
Leadenhall-Street
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Maine
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Prince
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M. P. Thomas
Cooper
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Edmund Calamy
Michael Odisa
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William Middleton
John Philipps
Joseph Benwell
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Favel
Tooley-street
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Old Jewry
B. Cooper
Clement’s Lane
City
London Tavern
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