Debtors Notice to Executors in Bertfordmere
June 30 1760 LL Persons indebted to the Executors of the late Gunfeilous Muller deceased of the White Lion Inn at Bertfordmere are urged to pay their debts to Bunnell Hares Kakery or Benjamin Wiblerr at Hatheld afore said or they will be sued without further notice. Also any person having demands on the Executors are asked to send them to one of the above persons for settlement.
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News from Brandenouign to Franckfort and Baltic theaters
Extra of a Letter from Passin dated June 16 reports Prince Henry leading about two thousand men toward Franckfort on the Oder with more troops marching to join. Russian forces patrolled the Vistula and advanced from Thorn to this place under General Czernicheff’s Van guard. The Spanish court cut Gibraltar communications to avert plague spread. English losses at Quebec said under 40. French losses at least 820. Commodore Moore arrived from the Downs. A French ship from Gallipoli captured by the Revenge and sent to Mellina. Sturton from the Gold Coast with 429 slaves taken near Grand-Terre and carried to Martinico. The Lovely Peggy was seized near the Scaw by Countess D_Ayen privateer and ransomed for 149 guineas but plundered. Europa from London reached Amsterdam after fending off two privateers. Lords of Appeal condemn the captors of St Joseph to pay costs after proving Spanish property. Sheriff Joseph Vere paid the usual fine. Rev. Mr Coulton presented to Thornton living. General Honeywood’s Lady delivered of a son at Golden Square. Miss Crosby married at St Clement’s to Mrs Barker. Redmand Burre], Ely, aged 84, died at Ryhal. Mr Bottomly, former landlord of the Golden Ball in Cow-Lane, died. William Lawton, Esq, died at his seat near Croydon. Jones, Master of the Coach and Horses and Red-Cross, died in Holbourn.
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