London GAZETTE summary of Aug 19 events at Mentz and ports
Reports from Mentz dispute earlier death claims of a royal figure and note he remained alive in the morning of the 16th in very dangerous condition. Bankrupts Wingfield Wildman and John Cage the younger listed. Notices of settlements and creditors follow. Port news from Falmouth Cowes Deal and deals with arrivals, sailings, and quarantine. Royal appointments and officer promotions across regiments listed with many changes. Local crime notes include robberies and assaults. court actions documented. Various intelligence items include Polish and Prussian finance, Paris political chatter, and a strange duel threat involving Mr Wilkes. Public notices from Essex show parliamentary candidate appeals and election commitments.
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Mentz
Wingfield Wildman
John Cage the Younger
London
Merchants Aid Vo Partners
Guildhall
William Oakerton
John Waldren
Scruton St. Margarets
Wilts
Whitrehorse Tut
Cricklade
Notice of John Harkbour's relocation and service offer
The notice announces John Harkbour’s move from the Golden Lion to the Black Bull Inn in Bridport Dorset. It asks patrons to continue favours, promising genteel accommodation and sincere gratitude. Also includes detail on colonial goods and trade terms offered at the inn and by others in the advertisement.
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11Th Regiment of Foot
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Arthur Loftus
15Th Regiement
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Richard Prescote
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John Harkboutur
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