Winds shift as royal ships sail from Dunkirk
In July Deal harbor reports ships Dukeirk, Griffin, Jackal, Expedition, Sprightly and Wreks cutters under Prince of Wales, carrying arms. Wind shifts to south and west. vessels prepare to sail south, with armed forces aboard King’s Dunkirk squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Prince of Wales
Mar Ny
Dukirk
Griffin
Jackal
Expedition
S. W
Gilia
Dutton
Royal Dula declares England mediation failed
The King of Spain issues a royal decree accusing Britain of delaying peace mediation between France England and its American provinces. It cites British secret emissaries proposing terms to the American provinces and outlines defensive preparations including church weapon depots and fortification orders. Reports from Cadiz Lisbon and Portsmouth describe naval movements privateers and dockyard activity with emphasis on readiness and potential hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Almacovar
England
London
France
Paris
Jengch
Mjefty
Lord Amherst
Lleida
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Sallee
Morocco
Mogador
Lisbon
Lord Grantham
Madrid
Guernsey
Jersey
Lord Sandwich
Fuddy
William Augustus Casnynghame, Bart
Linlithgow
Greenock
Bellona
Port Glasgow
Revenue
Customs
Lochendal
Penzance
Cape Cornwall
Black Prince
Bhat
Trith Wherry
Bill
Stephen Merchant
Luke Ryan
Land’s End
Cape Cermnwall
Portsmouth
Quebec
Farmer
Marriage and deaths from early local notices
Marrisd reports a marriage between Edward Shea of St James's Street and Migs Catoad of Pall Mall. A man from Manchester fell from a window at the Feathers Inn in Chester, fracturing his skull and dying immediately. A navy captain named Nanfan near Epping is noted, and Mrs Conysty of Savage Gardens is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisd
Edward Shea
St. James’s-street
Migs Catoad
Pall Mall
Beacon
Manchester
Feathers Inn
Chester
Epping
Nanfan
Navy
Conysty
Conyers
Savage Gardens
Bankruptcy and related notices from London and Derby lists
Bankruptcy notices and enlarged debt cases surface from Guildhall London and regional towns. Names include Banerupt S D unild Beale Goodman fields Whitechapel and Joseph Brown Bethnal Green merchants with multiple surrender dates. Also George Clarke Oxford Street prisoner at King’s Bench and divers creditors meeting times at Guildhall with various trades and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.unild Beale
Goodman's Fields
Whitechapel
Faétur
Guildsall
Joseph Brown
B.thnal-green
Merchars
Atrem
Guildhall
Robert Clark
Blackburn
Lancashire
the Swan
Cuckero
Gorge Beucks
Mary Creckfield
Derby
Mercers
King’s Head-inn
George Clarke
Oxford-street
King’s Bench Prison
London
Lendon
Richard Baken
Aing
Thame
Surry
Mealman
White Lion
To-Kport
Chthire
Wm. Stubbe
Bailey
Cheshire
Wagconer
Bell Inn
Tuevord
Nerfels
Angel
Towers
Hasbury
Staffarth
Tantter
Charles Eaton Wegehouse
Hayes
Kent
Edmond Pittman
Odam
Allhalfowselane
Iron Founder
e—Rich
Kington Upon Thames
Seahian
TempoRE Gallant Game We Beat France and Spain
The verse recalls George the Second era when Britain flaunted prowess. It boasts naval triumphs against France and Spain, parading along coastlines to show strength. It questions if a new generation might shift from conflict to calmer times and hints at ongoing military pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
France
Spain
Lord North receives sharp parliamentary rebuke in June letter
A caustic London Evening Post critique targets Lord North for continuing in office despite popular and political pressure. The writer condemns his leadership during the American War and warns of consequences for faulty policy, urging accountability and disclosure of advisers behind the crisis. The letter closes with respect for peers and a call for resignation.
Cornwall estate notices and named holdings in Plymouth losses
A fragmented notice outlines September publication of estates and private contracts in Cornwall and Plymouth. It lists multiple farms, houses, sheds, streets and holdings including Cross, Bates Fleming, St Scephers, Worliter street, New Quarter, Stonehouse, Kensherry, Wimpole, and various individuals such as Mary Billinge, Mr Herring, Mrs Stoeking, Mr Clemens, Ruby Reed, and the Rectory, with reference to charity school treasurers and land parcels in the partition of Mrs Sutto. Further details and contact appear through Mic mouth and London addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Barton
Cross
Bates Feming
St. Scephers
Salath
Urce
Mary Billinge
Herring
Stoeking
Dery
Thosas Skinnt
Ayer
Clemens
Ruby Reed
Botes
Worliter Street
Q Catarine
Stonehouse
Kensherry Street
Wimpole Street
Plymouth
Mgr. Des Ftervte
Mr. Date
Olver
Charity School
Alexander Critic
Francis Crover
Peer Sunmos
Sarah Hobbs
Rayner
Bessartiin Rink
Joh Writ
Penphieafe
Rovert Philp
Mr. Leach
Geo. Kirg
Rich. Lee
Sam Stephens
Rich
Hamsey
Navalink Co
Bligh
Mr. May
Sutto
To Be Peremptorily Sold Estates in Cornwall and Kent
Per decree of the Court of Chancery agents call for sale of the Manors of Old Ee Manors of BCHYM and TRETHEVAS with demesne lands and farms in Cornwall plus fourth part of freehold estates at Sydenham Kent. Listings include mansion houses offices gardens and orchards. sales overseen by Masters at Gray’s Inn and Drury Lane with Cambridge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bchym
Trethe Vas
Thomas. Fonniereau
Reyal
Manachan St. Kevern
Sc. Anthony
Mullin
Ruan Minor
Ligard
Grade
Metther
Sithney
St Hilary Gwinear
St Hilary Gwinear, ‘Maddern St. Erth
Ludevan
Cury
Thomaa Lisyd
Grayes Inn
London
Maxwell
Graveley
Stevensge
Hertfordshire
Jain Hayward
Bochym
Coure of Chancery
Juba Herr
Rah
Bundy
Cheree
Pickering
Great
Qeen-Urce
Lincoln’s. Isn-fields
Hound- Inn
Spdenau
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Priite
Bezona
Ardent
Willoon
Darking
Weymouth
Berey
Campbell
Greenland
His Majesty
Ceberus
Deptford
Mann
N.S. Andalusia
S. Alcaria
Lilboa
Lisson
Dolphin
Lisboa
Whitehall
Oxford
James Esdaile
Thomas
Stratford
Essex
Ship Tavern
Woolwich
James Prilor
St. Seulehre’s Watch House
Bengal
Northampton
Tahuridiy
Henry Burdite
Bow-street
Courtrey
Becourt
Croydon
Ertcourt
Thomas Shaw
Athrus
Herg
William Taylor
Hedge Lane
Courtney
N.B. I
Roller
South American
John Pringle
Macbride
Eve. G. Ne
Jtaly Ua
Blais
Seine
London Evening Pott
Je Lord North
Amerca
Froegen
Admiral Keppel
Earl of S
Duke of Richmond
Lord North
House of Commons
Paungefqot
Mainstone
Rofey
Wits Particolars
Avery Gedd
Gieyhoufz
John"Farrer
Coxe
Salisbury
Faum
New Forest
Brigland
Finch
Hamphir
Wirchester
Sourshampton
Patrenia
Joan Browitea
Winchester
Henrietta Greet
Coentagarden
Jacke
Hudsretta Stree
Covent
Coa
Ganteélios
Epxas
Robinson Pav Audersoo
Okavo
Gr St
Botanz
T. Cadelly
Pasernofter Xeav
Misoayn
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