Letter from the Earl of Fincent on captured ships
Copy from the London Gazette detailing captures by Captain Refalick in Le Banne Cie teyenne and Captain Stiling in Fafon, with reports from Lord Bridport and Captain Whitey. Includes recaptures near Belteifle Rochfort and various privateers, brigades, and prizes taken from Newfoundland to Minorca, with dates in 1797.
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Earl of Fincent
Portugal
Kwan’ Nepean
Ville de Paris
Refalick
Mediterranean
Stiling
Fafon
Evan Nepean
E Q
Falinguth
Whitey
Sylph
Bripport
Igthult
Keats
Béeleisle
Rochfort
Activechooner
Newfoundland
Teignmouth
la Constance
Nantes
Amsterdam
Lisbon
le Buonaparte
Bourdeaux
Diana
New Providence
London
Nantess
Hetty
Batt
Martinique
Lon
Welf
Speech by Langford Brooke on electoral reform legacy
Langford Brooke writes of parliamentary rights and electoral independence in a draft letter from Lower Grosvenor Street dated December 9 1795. He rejects reform measures while praising free elections and the House of Commons, expressing readiness to defend liberty and urging gratitude to supporters for their confidence.
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Corarivoris
Postvifed
House of Commons
Langford
Brooke
Lower Grosvenor-Breet
Dember
Privateers and captures reported in late 18th century letters
A fragmentary selection of correspondence recounts British naval actions, including the capture of the Spanish corvette Balador by Le Courreur, and the seizure of the French privateer L Aigle. Letters from Rear-Admiral Westcott, Captain Hotham, and others describe chases, dispatches thrown overboard, and the delivery of captured vessels. Also noted are several notices of local tradesmen and certificates due by December 30.
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Pipe
Joni Orde
Balador
Hotham
Blaviche
Fyler
L’aigle
St. Fincent
Antonio Rodriguez
Caraecos
Chace
C. G. B. Westcott
Bankrupts and Dividends Notice at Guildhall
Names of debtors and creditors listed for bankruptcy and enlarged or superseded filings. Surrenders scheduled for Dec 22 to Jan 29. several attorneys and addresses named. Dividends to be made with dates and locations at Guildhall, including merchants, grocers, linen-drapers, and other trades across London and suburbs.
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W. ‘Cocks Caftiei Cary
Béil Inn
Wincanton
Syner
Tey
Thorpe
Boughton
Cheshire
Feathers Inn
Chetters
T. Birkitt
Barmby
Marth
Yorkshire
White Horse Inn
Coppergate
York
W. Hawking
J. Hawkins
T. Hawkins
Biremingham
Batton-Makers
Shakspear Tivers
MénAreet
Biringham
Dees
T.C. Rofe
Minories
Mariner
T. Jones
Whitney
Hersford
E. Power
Cafle-Greét
Southwark
Barwick
Liverpool
E. Lassatite
Porrier
Popéeller
Guildhall
Arvatiney
Burt
Virgiia
St.George’s
Bridge-road
Lambeth
Watkins
Little Suttel-Street
Blootdsbury
St. Mary Axe
T. Hawkesworth
Tamworth
Warwickshire
Mercer
Caste
Tampworth
Attormey
Willington
J. W. Hudebslage
New Sarum
Winte Hart
New Sarai
William Tinney
Salisbury
Youngs
Bristol
Rummer Tavern
All Saint's-lane
John Foulkes
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Litsingsan
Plymouth
J. Vantel
Worcester-street
Zey
Hild Zit
J. Mender
Herbuttage-Greet
St. George's
Q. Stotth
Goth
Draper
Jane
Southampton
Katterdather
Stape Das T. de Suaze Pinto
Aldermanbury
Guild
Rs Philips
Saverpgal
Guildhalls
Bynd Ang
Batticap
Dew
Piccadilly
Perfamer
Sewat-the Younger
Altonfield
George Min
Royal and European Affairs Amid Court and Congress Talks
European attention centers on the Rastadt Congress with Buonaparte to be used before leading the Army of England. The Russian Emperor sends a minister to observe German affairs. In London, royal events include deer hunting near Hartford Bridge and services at St. George's Chapel Windsor, while Temple Bar work resumes and St. Paul’s prepares for the monarch’s attendance. Maritime losses include several ships foundered or captured, with crews saved or taken to France.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Ras
Carnot
Pichepru
Europe
Africa
Rastadt
Buonaparte
England
Hartford Bridge
Augusta
Elizabeth
Mary
Frogmore
Sophia
Amelia
Coustess
Chesterfield
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Val
Common Council
London
House of Commons
Ae Selb Gees
Roth
Temple Bar Committee
Strand
St. Paul’s
Fanny
Hackwood
Southampton
Waterford
France
Maria
Leech
Dartmouth
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Ariadne
Oporto
Lochdod
Milward
Terry
Bivere
Belfi
Dandecurh Bay
Marriage Notice From Hertfordshire Clergy Records
LED Joseph Hight of Bovingdon Hay Hertfordshire marries Mily Elizabeth Coplert of Hemel Hempstead under special license The ceremony occurs in Tenterden with a note of court approval and references to a groom and bride with titles and names from the local gentry, indicating a formally recorded union in the district.
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Marr
Joseph ‘Hight
Bovingdon Hay
Hertfordshire
Mily Elizabeth Coplert
Hemel
Hempit
Huert
Goll
Earl of
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Tito
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Underwood
Cranbrook
Kent
Abaion
Luckhanny
Abil
Hendenbalb Street
Colle
Olko
S. Law Dictionary
Loa An Saewolser
Leee
Nimi
China
Lord Mairsfield
Halliday Maurices
Lorenzo de “Medici
Raltoe
Lorenzo de Medicis
Richard Claytor
Gibbond
Lord Sheffield
Dallandy
Constantinople
Oftna Rey
Nolte
Matinie
Ruffal
Aleppo
Swinburne
The
Sicilies
Spain
Howard
the Prissons
Laza
Wettos Moor
Mabrattas
Byedtinag
Ameety
Stedman
Sarinam
Scott
East
Tudies Gadwighe
Labrador
Crna
F- Robertson
Johnson
Ituk
Hume
Patley Bania
Goldsmith
Mitosis
Secoltett
Richardson
Garrick
Gibbons
Volture
Aiddison
Rovis
Littleton
Sterne
Henry
Balingbrokes Pais
Allo
Boniface
Vale
Dranigsic
Galacay
London Gazette
Sam, Sir
C. St. Vincent
Lé Pleuvier
Carthagena
Algiers
Betereen
Carthagena-ddd
Oran
le Cansrite Brenel
Metleilfes
Prassian
Sento Maria
Ballas
Catalonia
Trieste
Jengin del Rosario
Arta
Barcelona
Minorca
Bers
Belteifle
Stirling
Admiralty Office
A. Lester
Lord Bridport
K.B
Gawsend-Bay
le Belixy
Eam Forry
Bridport
Sir .F. Orde
Bart
Blanche
le Coureur
Biig
E.chace
H. Hoth
C. Tyker
L’ Aighe
Broadway
Blackfriars
Webb
the Youngers
Grocer
Tyas
Middlesex
Ge Dee
Raelys
Herta Ag
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