London Gazette notes court leave for Danish minister and various bankruptcies
From Copenhagen April 3 the king granted leave to Sir John Goedricke on his return to Stockholm and appointments noted. Bankruptcy notices for John Dose Charles Henry Whallaczer Christopher Cooper John Andrews and others listed. Dividends to creditors set for May 5 and May 9. Distinct notices cover certificates allowances and several trades. Also social notices of deaths, court appointments, and political updates on Poland and Prussia with references to East India affairs and Irish and American intelligence.
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Naval Chaplains Seek Abode and Merchants Open New Shop
Naval chaplains living in the country urge to signify their places of abode to Mr Wilcox near the New Church in the Strand. Ryder Nicklin and Wells, formerly of the Indian Queen, Cloisters, announce a new mercery and ready-made goods shop at the Indian Queen on Laxigate Hill seeking continued support from friends and customers with a fresh assortment of serviceable silks for spring trade.
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