Auction notice and prison relief appeals in Weymouth and London
A long page details an upcoming sale of deer and hunting stock at the Turf Coffee-House near Hyde Park, plus a Weymouth port auction of the brigantine MARY with 230 tons and 14 carriage guns. It also covers a subscription appeal by the American Prisoners relief committee, led by Thomas Boddington, urging continued donations for shoes, clothing, and blankets.
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Tattersall
TURF
Hyde - Park Turnpike
Weymouth
Mary
Florn
North Country
Robert Oke
Dorchester
Colom House
Ado Hanéi Ikes
Doretvitet
Harland
Plymouth
Royal George
Arbuthnot
America
Admiral Gambier
Georgia
William Clinton
Flores
Brest
France
Toulon
England
Spain
Mediterranean
Lord Bute
Paris
West Indies
St. Lucia
Grenada
Se. Lucie
Se. Vincent’s
Marquise de Bouille
Compte d’Estaing
Grant
Cape Devergué
Bourdeaux
Cape Francois
Antigua
de Peggy
Baddock
Glasgow
New York
New-York
Neptune
Fisher
Freland
Streights
Marseilles
Norwich
Augustus Keppel
Uthant
Bow-street
John Clarke
Peer Weldon
Christopher Foley
Foster-Jase
Thomas Day
Rabat
Old Bailey
John Weddel’ Parsons
Frances, Morgan
Presteign
Radnorshire
Hart
Stamp Office
Mills Evans
Holborn
Watlington Park
Oxfordshire
John. Tilton
St. John’s Square
Shirley
London Bridge
Perfume and cosmetic goods advertised by R. Sangwine
An advertisement lists perfumery items including Pomatum, face powders, a white wash ball, and rouge with prices and notes on scents and quality. It promotes a wide range of cosmetics and accessories sold by R. Sangwine at No 38 opposite New Round Court Strand.
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R.sangwine
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Robbery of the Mail by Two Highwaymen in Oxfordshire
A Post Office notice dated February 22, 1779 announces the robbery of a mail bag near Hack-lane between Enstone and Shipstone. It lists the sacks’ destinations and offers two hundred pounds reward plus a royal pardon for the discoverer upon conviction.
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Hack-lane
Long Compton
Betauecen
Enstone
Shipstone
Oxford
Warwick Preston Stratford
Avon Shipton
Stour
Ledbury
Hereford
Bromsgrove
Worcester Stone
Newcastle
Macclesfield
Middlewich Holms
Chapel
Knutsford
Manchetta
Stockport
Liverpool
Warrington
Tioan
Anthony Todd
Debated Budget Plan to Fund Emissions and Loans
In Congress on January 2 1779 it is resolved to raise fifteen million dollars in 1776 and six million annually for 18 years from 1779 to sink emissions. Bills from May 20 1777 and April 1778 to be withdrawn from circulation and exchanged or burned, with funds directed to interest then principal. Admiralty matters and Brest papers to be revealed. Keppel inquiry expected, ministers oppose disclosure citing national security.
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United States
Congress
United ‘States
New York
Aprilia
Treasury Board
Treasuries and Loan
Brest
Monsieur D’orvilliers
Keppel
Admiralty
Admiral Keppel
Portsmouth
Chantry
Hosékel
Levant
Byron
Spain
America
Tiéy
Byrd
Sandwich
France
Lord North
Borg
Tonwnshend
Toulon
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Toople
John Bacon
Inver Temple
Ain
Thomas Boddington
Moff, Walpole, Clark, and Co
Bankers
Welch, Rogers, and Co
Cornhill
Med Mildred and Walker
Greatchurch
Chambers, Hercy and Co
Blackburn
Kendall
Wolverhampton
Shrewsbury
Bridgnorth
Stafford
Shiffaal
Namptwich
Chester -Northop
Conway
St. Asaph Bangor Holyhead
Trish Mail
London
Charles "Thompson