London Gazette notices and bankruptcy list dated Oct 26
From the London Gazette: Royal anniversary celebrations in London and Dublin appointing Robert Cochran as Justice of the Peace for Dublin. The section lists bankruptcies, final dividends, adjourned dividends, certificates to be granted, and bankruptcy enlargements with dates and venues across London, Exeter, Dartmouth, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Robert Cochran
Tallaght
John Daniel Cailler
Daniel Caillér
Charles Frederick Cailler
City of
Exeter
Swale
Richard Purnell
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
Broadfreets
Bristol
Philip Leigh
John Leigh
Dartmouth
Devonshire
Castle Inn
John Thompson
High Helborn
Middlesex
Guildhall
London
William Thompson
City of London
John Winn
Old Scotch Arms
Bedfordbury
Draper
Swan Tavern
Baneet
Birmingham
Richard Clarke
Long-lane
Aldermanbury
William Anderson
Bush-lane
William Dudley
Milford-lane
Royal progress and naval movements mark Windsor October 25
The article notes royal activities on the anniversary of His Majesty's accession with guards firing a small salute and the royal party including the Princess Royal and Augusta taking an airing. It also details a naval squadron leaving Portsmouth for St Helens and Spithead, listing ships, captains, and guns, with a Royal salute fired at noon and ships preparing to sail for Poopstock or Poptimoush in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
London
Westminster
Windsor
Princess Royal
Augusta
Lady Howe
Tenth
Prince of Wales’s Own Regiment of Light Dragoons
St. Helen’s
Benmantells
Ri Thacni
Cotit Massborough
C. Craven
H. Collins Cumberlaid
J. Machride
Orion
C.chamberlayne Ardent
J. Vaden Lion
Finch
Priscipine
K. T. Sihith
Royal Artillery
Spithead
Otober
Wales
Clarence Veietite
T. Rich
Bombay
Castile
J.T. Deckwort
Caspatit
Is Mmf
Ford Egmont
C. Hope
Hannibal
Poptimoush
Zebra
Cyclops
Ireland Trials Penitentiary Plan Experiment
Dublin began the first experiment on the penitentiary plan under Inspector General Sir Jerome Fitzpatrick. Several convicts were moved from the New Prison to isolation rooms in the Bridewell at St James Street for the new system’s test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Jerome Fitzpatrick
St. James Street
Ship News Briefs From Nemesis Frigate to Jamaica
Ship notes report Nemesis frigate sailing with the Robert Hooper to St Vincent Grenville and Dixon to Jamaica. Betsey Boyle sails for Limerick Dublin, Kidney for Dublin, Liberty Evans for Naples. Also Hoveting in the Downskis and DiGiator with Gravesend. Passages include Anna Maria Christian Sarah Sommers Four Brothers Rotterdam Amity Spencer bound for Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail
Nemesis
Robert
Hooper
St. Vincent's
Grenville
Dixon
Jamaica
Betsey
Boyle
Limerick
Dublin
Kidney
Liberty
Evans
Naples
Downskis
DiGiator
Gravesend
Anna Maria
Christian
Sarah
Sommers
England-French affairs stir after Paris Assembly vote
London dispatch reports Mr Long arriving from Paris with letters from Earl Gower. Cabinet ministers meet at Downing Street. Messenger Flint travels to Windsor with kingly dispatches. French Assembly decision shifts dynamics. Calonne’s volume critiques Assembly and arms policy. Navy orders, Gibraltar garrison, and ship movements noted. Local notices include bread price cut and a string of casualties, marriages, and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Paris
Earl Gower
France
Pitt
Downing-street
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Chatham
Grenville
Flint
Windsor Lodge
Secretary of State’s Office For Foreign Affairs
Whitehall
Duke of Leeds
National Assembly of
England
Pacific
Spain
M. P. CaLonne
Etat DE LA
M. de Calonne
National Assembly
Treasury
Buxton
Royal Navy
Admiralty
Frankfort
Peyton
Lisbon
General O'Hara
Gibraltar
Frondon
Ocober
Robert Boyd
Penelege
Robert Kerniger
Barbadoes
Greenock
John, Cowell
Johny Harrism
Portsmouth
Quebec
Royal Artillery
Newfoundlaid
Jouifane
Amsterdam
Batavia
False Bay
Cape of Good Hope
Bayley and Lowe Advertise Homer’s Essence of Peaky
Perfumers Bayley and Lowe on Cockspur Street announce continuing Homer’s Essence of Peaky and Peary Demirrice prepared as in the founder’s lifetime. Sold wholesale and retail at their shop, with retail by Mr Neinbery’s Medicine Warehouse and other outlets. Each bottle bears a Bayley and Lowe label. price sixpence including stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayley and Lowe
Cockspur Street
Homer
Cockpar-street
Neinbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Price and Son
Jendenhall-street
Seaman
New Bond-street
N. B
Bayley’ and Lowe
Cockspur-street
London
FIXED PAINS MEDICAMENTUM ANODYNUM PLAISTER CLAIM
An external plaster preparation advertised for all local and fixed pains including side stomach bowels back and chest ailments. Promoted as safe with quick relief and flexible duration, prepared by James Wheeler and sold by Francis Newbery in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wheeler
Wokirngham
Burke
Francis Newbery
New Corps Lieutenancies and Ensign Commissions Offered
Notices announce several lieutenancies and ensign commissions to be disposed of. Letters post-paid and addressed to W Wentworth, Esq. at Mr. Lewthwait’s Hatter in Lombard Street will be duly attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wentforth
Salop
Stafford
Chester
Derby
Nottingham
West- Riding of
Yorkshire
G. J
Walker
York
Middle-aged man seeks noble service in gardening and farming
A middle-aged man skilled in gardening game-keeping and agriculture offers to serve nobility or gentry in any capacity or to supervise estates. He writes a good hand and understands accounts and invites directions to Y. Z. at London Stile Farm and Gardens near Kew Bridge Middlesex 2573.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Z
London Stile Farm
Kew Bridge
Middlesex
Notice of Missing Labourer William Lawrence 1790s Ropley Parish
A parish notice from the Ropley area in Southampton seeks information on William Lawrence a labourer and former militiaman who left his family about ten years ago and has not been seen since a reward of two guineas is offered. He is described as about 38 years old five feet ten inches dark complexion and formerly with the Sussex Militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montagu
Montagu
Portsmouth
Mr. Montagu
Chichester
George Farhill
England
Edmund Burke
Denmark
M. Edmond Bourke
Warsaw
Southampton
Winchester
Foreign Service
Guildhall
Company of Bakers
Boydell
Liverpool
Plastow
Threadneedle
James Day
Gardners
Glasgow
Lancashire
William Lawrence
Ropley
Rapley
Sussex
Reversionary Interest of Bankrupt Mawby at Auction
An auction will sell the life interest of Robert Mawby the bankrupt in his wife’s estates. The undivided sixth share in Oundle and Welldon areas plus an undivided fifth share in Wymondham Gaol and other parishes in Leicestershire Lincolnshire Rutland will be offered, with an annuity of 46 pounds charged on the last estates for a woman over forty. John Key, Younger’s Attorney, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, handles particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otober
Oundle
Northampton
Robert Mawby
Weldong
Wymondham
Leicester
Oalette-Bytham
Lincoln
Oakham-Market
Overton
Bisbrook
Rutland
John Key
Holbeach
Linncoln
Charity to aged blind pensioners by Painters Company
Public notice from the Painters and Stainers Company of London seeking applicants for pensions to blind men and women. Details eligibility including age sixty one, six years total blindness, indigent status, residency and character attestations. Applications accepted at Painters Hall from Oct 25 to Nov 12 with official forms available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters- Stainers Company
Londons
John Stock
Court of Chancery
Painters Hall
Little-Trinity- Lane
Queenhithe
England
Wales
Scotland
Tomlins
Cuke
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St. James's
Oec
James Marmaduke Roffiter
Union-street
St. Savioury Southwark
Surry
Jone-mason
Triquet
Craven-street
Thomas Bamford
Newcastle
Lyme
Staffordshire
Hatter
Mr. Sparrow
Lymey
Peake, Southamton Building
Country News
Ireland
Horn Elphinstone
George Street
Edinburgh
William Wemyss
Cutuehill
Eleonora Jean Dalrymple
Hoth Elphinstone
Samuel Hunn
Plymouth
Master Cooper
Brook-Green
Hammermith
Joseph Hitchcox
John Bailey
John Macarthur
Highland Society
Bedfordshire
Pulloxhill
Higham-Go
Hitchen
Henry Arlington
Hertfota
Painger's Hill
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