Public auction at Forton prison for seamen care
The Office for Sick and Hurt Seamen announces readiness to receive tender offers on the 17th of August for compassionate conveyance and treatment at Forton Prison near Gosport. Applicants may apply at the Office of the Commissioners for Sick and Hurt Seamen for details. A public auction is planned next November if not sold earlier.
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Forton
Gosports
Jaidea
Id Gomnifroncess
Newshans
Thevad Prifor
Pectoral Lozenges From Balsam of Tolu Sold in London
The advertisement promotes cough and sore throat lozenges made from balsam of tolu by T Greenough at Ludgate Hill London. It warns of counterfeits and notes genuine boxes bear a specific inscription. It also lists other vendors in London and mentions a 1769 court verdict against a counterfeit seller.
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W. Bayley
London
John Pice
Leidenhall-freet
John Grosvenor
Holborn
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
A. Rothwell
William Bayley
God
T. Greenough
Chymis and Apothecary
Ludgate-hill
Haymarket
King’s Bench
Tolu
Chymitt
Apatheemy
Annuitants Society Office offers life annuities at Christmas 1766
The Society of Annuitants advertises an office on Bartholomew Lane established at Christmas 1766. It invites members to pay a small yearly sum to purchase an annuity of 12 to 20 guineas per annum, payable quarterly from age fifty, with immediate joint ownership of capital stock in the Bank of England. Infants may join via parents or guardians.
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Boston
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Clark
Brazils
Greenland-dock
Fuil
St. Domingo
D’estaign
Guadaloupe
West Indies
British fleet chase and Mediterranean winds report
July reports from London describe wind conditions in the Mediterranean, movements of the Toulon squadron, and French fleet activity near Brest. Letters from Cadiz, Philadelphia, and Plymouth relay naval intelligence, while domestic concerns note armament issues, cattle Windsor plans, and local incidents.
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Admiralty
Peel
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