Ships and Officers for Lord Cathcart's Expedition
Two ships safe at Bombay leave one missing the Grab on board Captain Rigby intended for Fomba. The officers to serve under Lord Cathcart include two Aids de Camp Charles Whiteford and John Stewart, Major General Alexander Sporswood and his aide, three Brigadiers Wentworth Guile Blakeney, three Majors Harmay Rufane and another unnamed, plus staff including Quarter-Master General Sporswood, Adjutant General West, Judge Advocate Abercrombie, Secretary Whiteford, Chaplain Lowcock, Physician General Manuel, Surgeon General Malte, two mates Colquhoun and Darby, and others. A grand tent was set in St James's Park for Cathcart to Portsmouth. The Princess Royal, a hospital ship, to depart Deptford and join the fleet at Spithead. the Wager sails to Portsmouth to join Commodore Union and others for America. Various obituaries, weathered notices, and stock tickers follow, including births, deaths, and crop hopes from Yorkshire and Lancashire.
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Bombay
Rigby
Fomba
Lord Cathcart
Comander
Aid de Camps
Charles Whiteford
John Stewart
Hugh Whiteford
John Lowcock
George Manin
Thomas Malte
George Colquhoun
Joseph Darby
James Pitcher
David Campbell
John Cavalier
St. James’s Park
Portsmouth
Princess
Portsouth
Union
America
Duke of Manchester
Louisa
Grosvenor Square
Earl of Htyndford
Viscountess
Torrington
Lords Justices
Board of Customs
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Nottingham
His Majesty
Lord Gower
Wells
Somersetshire
Lord Pormore
Suphy
Mr. Ellis
Dangerfield
Mr. Leckyer
Creeping Kate
Lord Portmore
Mr Heiley
Afzizy Cupids
Mr. Webster
Benny Batchelor
Wilsdon
Chapel- Street
Beuford Row
Benjamin Wednoth
Thornborough
Town of Bucks
Stepney
Cape
Hadida
East India Company
General Quarterly Meeting Notice for Fire Trustees
Sun Fire Office announces the general quarterly meeting to be held at the Royal Exchange, London, on Wednesday July 9 at ten in the forenoon. Claimants who have suffered losses by fire across Great Britain are urged to present their claims for satisfaction.
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Royal, Exchangé
London
Craig's Court
Charing Cross
Great Britain
York
County of York
George
É‘ Coney
Tewelve
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Bush Hill
Hertford
Jeremy Vanecker'Sambroke, Bart
Bedford
Jeremy Sambroke
Gubbins
Johny Crawley
Marlborough
Wilts
Claudius
Asmyand
Greenwich Park
Castle-street
Leicester-Fields
Camberwell
John Murray
Ely
Great Audley-street
Vincent
University College, Oxford
St. Mary le Bow
Charles Lee
Earl of Litchfield
Kew-Green
Strickland
Wiliam Strickland
Arlington Street
Missoitt
Johm Pitt
Parliment
Wareham
Dorset
Hountlow
Tileworth
Thomas Joyce
Millbank
Westminster
Hounslow
Tower Stairs
Woolwich
Greenwich
Fiznk
Forrfinduth
Porchettet-Gaftle
Pembroke
Chuurch
Limerick
Eeldnd
Br. Thoma’ Bindon
South Sea
Annngalies
Neal Sea
Eal
Bank
Delia
Bayik
Royal Exchange Assurance
Indiz
Emperor’s Logn Ait Sar
Exchequer
Pua Rae
Naha
General Post-Office
Royston
Ware
Hamill’s Park
Ralph Freeman
Petersborough
Peterborough
Boston
Louth
Horncasle
Spalding
J. D. Barsutt
Lewes
Tewes Downs
Sussex
Verrall’s Coffie-house
Duke of
Verrall
Red-Lyon-fnir
Truro
Sundsrland
Durham
C. Craggas
Sunderland
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