Warships and cargo from Vera Cruz enter the Bay report
The London Gazette from Cadiz notes ships of war Santiago de Etanna San Carlos Castilla plus merchants Perla Oriflamme Constanza Almirante entering the bay from Vera Cruz while Triumfante Portobelendna returned leaky. Genoa March 21 reports court arrivals and March 14 actions etc. Bond notices list bankrupts and official appointments in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Santiago de Etanna
San Caros
Castilla
Perla
Oriflamme
Constanza
Almirante
Triumfante
Carthagena
Ditto
John Lambe
Thomas Dobyns
John Johnston
Foot
Charles Ward
Sherington Davenport
Magill Wallace
Robert Williams
John Roughead
James Wilkie
St. Lawrance Boyd
John St. Clair
Thomas Strother
Mobille
West Florida
North America
John Ruding
William Paine
St. Mary le Bonnet
Middlesex
Gandhall
London
Multiple debtor notices and creditors meeting dates across England
Lists of individuals with residences and occupations including Isaac Scott widow Ann Scott John Cockle James Cockle James Grant and others. Notices announce dividends to creditors with dates April 30 June 3 and certificates to be allowed April 28. Mentions inns in Leeds Liverpool Leicester and London and various trades such as vintner dealer furrier and hosier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Scott
Thames Street
London
Ann Scott
Guildhall
James Grant
East Smithfield
Middlesex
John Cockle
James Cockle
Black Bull Inn
Leeds
William Roscow
Wigan
Lancashire
Golden Lion
Dale Street
Liverpoole
John Oram
Leicester
Abel Oram
Sheepshead
Leicestershire
Ralph Astley
Atherton
Vincent Hyer
Salisbury-lane
St. Mary Bermondsey
Surry
Mariner
Grand London entertainments and late 18th century notices
London society highlights Duke and duchesses attend Earl Temple privé, Bedford returns MP for county of Bedford, rich relays of marriages and deaths, market prices soar, war office regiments ready, Westmin ster Hall plans to open a grand vista, piracy and ship losses reported, various appointments and legal notices, distress in Cornwall and Antigua trade troubles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Temple
Pall Mall
England
Dukes of
York
Gloucester
Cumberland
Amelia
Princess of Brunswick
County of Bedford
Marquis of
Viscount Downe
Bath
Matthew Claramont
Efu
Samuel Fludyer, Bart
Bank of England
Westminster Hall
Horn Tavern
New Palace
Commons
War Office
Spencer Medan
Trinity College Cambridge
West Halton
Capella Coninsby
Lincoln
Haxhay
Richard Roberts
Darrington
Southampton
Winchester
Fe’nnight
George Chapman
Linnen-draper
Cheap-street
Miss Rainstorp
Rainstorp
Signor Rufpini
Elizabeth Ord
Francis Ord
Berwick Upon Tweed
Day Laft
Shrewsbury
Janes Nettleton
Barbara Charlton
Ludlow
Paris
Tisanas Dennie
Sir
Marsilles
Reboul
Toulon
Cassandra
Tripoli
Martinico
Royal Academy of Sciences and Fine Arts
Pau
Bearn
Peter de Montefuieu d’ Artagnan
France
Genoa
Corsica
Lawrence Dundas
Shetland
Orkney
Truro
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London Evening-Post
Casuon
London Evewnine-Post
J. Meres
London Gazette
Cadiz
Thomas Dennie
Ireland
Bertie
Earl of Abingdon
Mercer
Fishstreet Hill
Joshua Vane
Rotherhithe
Monday
Frith - Street
Soho
Anthony Parkes
William Ritfon
Bedfordbury
Covent Garden
Stockdale
Fuller
Thorpe
Wapping
Exbury
Wolf
Turk’s Island
Antigua
Mr. Foote
Haymarket
Porto Rico
Mosquito Harbour
Wren
Cherburgh
Plymouth
Polly
Betsey
Adamson
Maryland
Jamaica
Pigeon’s Island
Corinth
Gerran’s Bay
Falmouth
Deptford
Harper
Leatherlane
Hatton-garden
Hockley
Suffolk
Ipswich
Bury St. Edmunds
Samuel Kilderbee
Kensington
Lisbon
York Street
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Birchin-Lane
Deerl- Street
Strand
Letton
Essex
Harlow
Epping
High Road
C. Bathurst
Fleet Street
Daniel
Fitchstoff and
Frieston
Boston
County of
Thomas Trevor
Etq
Wiliam Wynyard
Henry Mowbray
William Sydley
Copeland
Meff. Wood and Wilkinson
Hallam
Leslee
Jacob Connington
Kent and Greenwollers
Clifford's Inn
Harding
Audlem
Nantwich
Cheshire
Robert Manwaring
Robert Sayer
Fleet-Street
Houshold
Johnson