New York News Notes on Army Ranks and Jamaica Death
Dec. 25 report from New York states Capt Graham of the Grenadiers, 39th regiment, died of an apoplexy at Jamaica in Long Island on the 8th instant. The Raven arrived from St Augustine with word Col Provost led troops toward Georgia by the St Mary river and a second party planned sea reinforcements from New York. Col O Hara of the guards named Brigadier General in New York.
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Deal Winds and Ship Arrivals Near Portsmouth
Winds shift as ships depart for the river and ports. Arrivals include Dolphin, Mary from Oporta, and Hannanel from Cadiz. at Southampton Hope from Oportis and Kingston from Yeats. Sailing orders list vessels like Duchess of Lamberland bound for Oporta and various crews for Mahone and Falmouth.
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Bankrupts and notices in the London Gazette list
From the London Gazette January 26 a series of bankrupts surrender dates to February March at Guildhall Maidenhead Bush tavern and other venues across Bristol Sussex Westminster and Essex with attorneys named and follow up dividends certificates and notices including William Walker Edward South George Burrrow Thomas Worts Charles Meulten James Thwait and John Ridley and more plus solicitors Meff Wall Bury Wall Leeming Toulmin and Love ridge and others with dates February 1 9 16 20 27 and March 9 and February 17 25 The list also names Benjamin Moore Hill Colifcots John Monk James Linden and others with venues Guildhall Bush tavern Star Inn and Union Court among others and noting dividends and certificates to be granted
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Bedminster
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Gray's Inn
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Benjamin Moore
Bow-lane
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John Monk
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James Linden
Southampton
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Moor Lane
Francis Elwood
Cheapside
Samuel Coliberg
Broadfreet
George Dwfery
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James Healey
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Ships news and Garrick memorial from the London press
A Portsmouth letter reports multiple ships including Radford and Amazon sailing from New York and convoy movements near the Lizard with subsequent arrivals at Plymouth. Bristol advices note the Old England privateer retaking Catherisne. Milford notices recount French privateer raids and livestock theft. Mrs Garrick’s remains to be buried at Westminster Abbey alongside Shakespeare’s monument, with annuity details. Garrick’s birth and stage debut history are also recorded.
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House Committee Debates Divorce Bill With Amendments
The House committee discussed Earl Percy’s divorce with amendments to be reported. The chamber read the second time and committed the Whit table oyster fishery bill. Also read a second time a bill to permit importation of fine organized Italian throwns fish for a limited period.
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House of Commons Minutes on Military and Marine Bills
The House agreed to amendments for a bill to speed recruitment of his Majesty's land forces and ordered engrossment. It also considered a bill to regulate marine forces on shore with amendments and reported it for Wednesday. Debates on the mad cafes bill were deferred, with ways and means and supply postponed to tomorrow. A petition from the Kirk of Scotland against the Popery bill was received and laid on the table.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE AT LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE
The Medical Society invites subscriptions for membership at the New England Coffee-House 61 Threadneedle Street London. Annual fees vary by household size with 12 directors and several officers. Admission hours are 12 to 2 pm Mondays and Wednesdays. plans available at the bar. subscription money not refunded before a general meeting.
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Trial of Avaies Keppe1 continued before the court
The trial resumes with Captain Sutton of the Proserpine questioned on orders from Admiral Keppel. Witness details timing of signals, tack changes, and positions of the Victory and Red division, noting the engagements with the French fleet and the relative movements from late morning to early afternoon.
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