Piratical Attacks Near Archipelago Hit French Vessel
Reports from Constantinople dated December 3 describe ongoing Russo Greek raids in the Archipelago. Albanians who served with the Russian fleet lead attacks on ships flying the French flag, with a recent seizure, pillaging, crew massacre, and sinking of a passing Alexandria bound vessel.
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Foreign and Domestic News from Gosport to Deal
Country dispatches report Gambier’s prompt summons to London and varied imports at Bristol. A Bath to Devizes mail thief confessed, attempting ransom on a shopkeeper in Calne. a man fled after a staged hold up. Shipping news lists vessels sailing to Maryland Jamaica and Ostend. Parliament adjourns with oaths taken and noble briefs. Royal pregnancy news from Madrid pleases court. New York smuggling crackdown follows. Death of Hon. Thomas Hervey noted. Leeds coach robbed near Hatfield by highwaymen.
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Fan
Bath
Devizes
Bear Inn
Devizes Bridewell
House of Correction
Lord Marsham
Madrid
Austurias
New-York
Wella
Isfe
Man
Thomas Hervey
John Earl
Earl
Bury
Suffolk
Caroline
His Majesty
Friblin
King’s County
Ireland
William ‘Thomas Hervey
Lincolnshire
O. S
Leeds
Hatfield
Lord Melbourn’s
Robbery on the coach near Mark Lane with masked thieves
Imprecations and demands for money were met by some passengers. A robber fired into the coach when a door window gave way, and the pair fled after grabbing about six pounds, returning a pocket book and sending money to Bell Savage on Ludgate-hill. Corn prices and local notices follow.
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Mark Lane
Corn Exchange
Wilson
Elfing
Norfolk
St. Edmund the King
Norwich
Charles Francis
Brazen Nose College
Oxon
West Tanfield
Yorkshire
Thomas Pooler
Gatton
Surry
John Jarvis
Fenchurchtreet
Coopman
John Repton
of Norfolk
John Rawbone
Winslow
Granborough
Bucks
Evans
Vernon Head
Bishopsgate-treet
London Wall
John
Commissioners named for licensing hackney coaches in London
From the London Gazette January 21, the King appoints John Cookson John Soley Thomas Nuthall Richard Capper and William Moreton Pleydell Elgrs to be Commissioners for licensing hackney coaches and chairs in London and Westminster and its suburbs and for enforcing related acts of Parliament. Also George Rose is granted the office of Surveyor of revenue from fines forfeitures and green wax monies in place of the deceased Charles Lowe Whytell.
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John Soley
Thomas Nuthall
Richard Capper
William Moreton Pleydell
Elgrs
London
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Charles Lowe Whytell
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Verel
Holstein
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Sommer
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Notable Certificates Issued At King's Arms Middlewich
In Middlewich Cheshire scrivener at the King's Arms Middlewich announces that certificates are to be granted. February fee one pound to Benjamin Panton of Montwell Street London a baker. John Tafker of York mercer James De la Pryme and William Fullard both ironmongers of Sheffield Yorkshire John Wibfor of Old Graveland Ratcliffe Highway Middlesex mariner.
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Scrivener
King’s Arms
Benjamin Panton
Montwell Street
London
John Tafker
York
Mercer
James de la Pryme
William Fullard
Tate
Sheffield
Yorkshire
John Wib For
Old Gravelland
Ratcliffe Highway
Middlesex
Mariner
Petition from London merchants sparks heated Commons division
On Monday in the House of Commons, Alderman Hayley presented a London merchants petition urging reference to the committee handling North’s papers. Sir William Meredith pushed to strike that reference, sparking a long debate and a division 197 to 81 in favor of the amendment. Bristol petition followed with a similar outcome as Lord North led the administration’s defense against merging policy and commerce.
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London
Lord North
William Meredith Rose
Alderman Sawbridge
Thomas Townshend
Burke
Bristol
Fox
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Golden Grove Estate Auction in Dominica Island
Public auction to sell two parcels of land in Dominica in May 1775. Golden Grove includes 332 acres, with 206 acres wood land and 84 cleared acres, plus river access and potential for windmills. Additional 226 acres of wood land near St. David with creek access to Rosaly and Grand Marigot. Plans and details available through Gregg and Potts at Skinner's Hall, London.
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Golden Grove
St. Andrew
Lasoy
Bay of St. Andrew
St. David
Stuart
O'Hara
Chevalier Ademar
Rosaly
Grand Marigot
Messis
Gregg and Potts
Skinnershall
London
Sale of Walworth manor and farm parcels in Heighington parish
Auction announces the sale of Walworth manor and multiple lots in Heighington parish Durham. Included are Lot I Peel Acres 166 acres three roods seven perches with house. Lot II Crawley Moor Farm 47 acres 25 perches. Lot IV The Lane Closes 50 acres 28 perches with kilns. plus Lot V moiety of a smiths shop alehouse garth. Details through Messrs Hatton Gray's Inn and Leonard Hartley Melton near Pickmond Yorkshire.
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Low Waalworth
Heighington
Durham
Manson-House
Crawley
Walwor H
Hatton
Gray's Inn
Lonard Hartley
MD Fleton
Pichmond
Yorkshire
Lady's Magazine advertisement from 1475 London
An 18th century notice for January 1475 issue of Lady's Magazine by G Robinson. It markets engravings by Mrs Angelica Kauffman and others, a new song by Mr. Hacson, and fashion and needlework pieces. It urges female readers’ patronage, notes volumes and pricing, and promises abundant literary donations and correspondence.
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Hacson
TE Lady’s Magazine
London
G. Robinson
Paternoferrow
Lady's Magazine
Nonconformist Memorial abridged series notice
Publication notice for two large 8vo volumes by S Palmec er abridging Calamy's account of two thousand ministers ejected after the Restoration. It advertises 24 weekly numbers with engravings of ministers from original paintings, printed for W Harris at St Paul’s Churchyard.
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Doddson
Edsmundi Calamy
A&m of Uniformity
Calamy
S. Palm Ecer
W. Harris
St. Paul's Churchyard
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