Ships Arrive at Limehouse with Diverse Goods from Global Ports
The Aug 7 London Gazette report lists arrivals at Limesick and New England bound from Maryland Cape Nicolas Jamaica and Jamaica ports. Vessels include Venus Rebecca Ann Elizabeth Illustrious Five Three Sisters Betty Amity Hall George and more. Bankruptcy notices note Hugh Browne Charles Dagnall Roger Downall with August/September surrender dates. Dividends scheduled for Francis Mandeville John Inman James Ratley Thomas Williams the younger.
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Venus
Cattel
Maryland
New England
Rebecca
Symes
Cape Nicolas
Elizabeth
Briard
Seward Islands
Isle of Wight
Ann
Magness
Jamaica
George
Downs
Tyndon
Jean
Saunders
Ditto
Newfoundland
Illustrious Five
Bret
Weymouth
Bee
Cooper
Bremen
Hugh Browne
Sidwell
Exeter
Swale
Exetér
Charles Dagnall
Eccleston
Lancashire
Eagle and Child
Wigan
Roger Downall
Prescot
Francis Mandeville
Donisborough
GOSPORT DORSETSHIRE SAILS FOR THE STREIGHTS
Dorsetshire ordered by her number of men to sail immediately for the Straits. Augusta to join at Spithead, Edgar at Plymouth. Also reports of executions, civil actions, imperial resignations, and foreign war dispatches.
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Gosport
Dorsetshire
Streights
Spithead
Augusta
Chatham
Edgar
Plymouth
Salisoury
Winchester
Thomas Hampton
John Robbins
Richard Colter
James Knight
Catherine
Carolina Wright
John Brown
Peleg Morris
Plsitoff
Carter
Chelasford
Baron Smythe
Diner
Althorn
Margaret Roothing
Sarah
Extract from a Hague letter about Mon de Moser
From Vienna reports the Emperor created Mon de Moser some time ago and details of the matter are noted in the Hague letter.
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London
the Hague
Vienna
de Moser
Proclamation of Veritas Responds to Sir John Fielding
A printed tirade directed at Sir John Fielding and his attorney accuses him of ambition, libel, and harsh conduct. The writer urges caution, mocks the Penal Laws, and claims to protect the printer while promising future disclosures tied to Covent Garden abuses and justice administration.
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Milles
Duke of Cumberland
Lady Grosvenor
Sir John
Lord North
Mr. Ford
Old Bailey
Clivat
Marspen
Guildhall
Veritas
Covent Garden
Public Sale Of Grove Barn Manor In Middlesex
By public sale on Monday the 2cth at the Bush Inn Staines Middlesex the manor of Grove Barn with a modern house a garden offices a good firm house with barns stables and outhouses about 140 acres freehold and 13 acres copyhold land four tenements with 17 acres and two lots held under two leases from the Dean and Canons Windsor lying in Staines Hanwell and Laleham Middlesex the premises are in good repair and leasebound. particulars from Mr Brown Life Lane Bucklersbury or Mr Norton Windsor.
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County of
Middlesex
Grove Barn
Dean and Cantons of
Windsor
Hanwell
Laleham
Brown
Life Lane
Bucklersbury
Norton
Berks
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