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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1797

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London Sale of Goods by Order of the Customs

The Honourable Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs announce a sale on Tuesday the 7th and Thursday the 6th and Friday the 10th Instant at the Long Rowe London. Goods include tea, sugar, chocolate, fabrics, porcelain, tobacco, and more, allotted for dealers and private use. Catalogues available at the Tobacco Ground near Greenland Dock and other warehouses. sale times 9 to 1 in the forenoon. Proceeds go to customs relief and various charities. books open at Secretary's Craven Street for viewing and charity support.

London Orsale Rowe Londo Greenland Dock Rotherhithe Tis Majesty’s Custom-House James Neild Cheyney Walk Chelsea Sir Robert Herries and ‘Co St. James’s-street Hoarés Fleet-street Neilts, Fuller, Son, and Co Lombard -Street Biddulph, Cocks Craven-street Strand Lords His Majesty Poe Spain Mr. Pitt Mr.Pitt France C. Cooke Faternofter-row Booker

Bankruptcies and recoveries in London and provinces

From the London Gazette dated March 7 a list of bankrupts appears with surrender dates for Folkard Ipswich Westmorland Whitehaven Kendal and others. Notices include Adair Townson Judson Hatton Mison and more with venues at Guildhall White Hart Inn Bridgewater Arms and Crown Inn. Also reports on naval actions and stock prices plus church appointments and civic matters.

Folkard Ipswich Ironmonger Guildhall London Attomies Baxters Walk Temple H. Hatton Westhaughton Lancaster J. Mison Manchester Fuftian Bull's Head Inn Manchestester Atternes Parker Lee Chatcery-lane Walter’ "Fhong Huntingdon Crown Inn St. Ive’s Me. Greche Avé's EL Pritchett Worcester Farrendé Atthe Angel Salisbury Griffiths Lincoln’s Inn Morley Coventry Mercer Abraham Houndditch J. Box Westerham Kent T. Elsworth King-street Towerhill Hatter Ann Mumlay Tork’ s-Hean J. ‘Stapleton Salter's-hall Court Cannon-street Carpenter Aprikis Bowring S. Truly T. Moulden Colchester Thurston Pound Maidstone Wallett Wilbeach Draper Herman Graumann Ely Place W. Barton Topley-reet

Copper coinage discussed at Privy Council meeting

Yesterday a Privy Council at Whitehall examined a copper coinage proposal with the Earls of Chatham and Liverpool, the Marquis of Cornwallis, the Lord Chancellor, and Mr. Pitt present. Sir S Althorne and Mr. Bolton showed penny and two-penny dies for public change. another council will consider this again today. A dispatch from Porto Ferrara arrived at the Duke of Portland's Office. A Constantinople letter notes vast arsenals activity and European workmen, mainly French, under Captain Pacha's direct oversight.

Whitehall Chatham Liverpool Marquis of Cornwallis Pitt S.althorne Bolton Birmingham Duke of Portland Porto Ferrara Constantinople Pacha

Wahabee movement grows in Persia and changes in religion

A report notes a new religious and political upheaval led by a prince named Wahabee who promotes the worship of one God and seeks to persuade neighboring princes. The piece also mentions Nana Purvaeshe’s removal from the council at Poona and his efforts to regain influence, while Dowlas Row Scindiah maintains military power to suppress former allies.

Europe Persia Wahabee Wiahabee Nana Purhavese Poonab Poonah Dowlas Row Scindiah

Madame Schwellenbergén Dead Keeper of the Robes

Mademoiselle Schwellenbergén Keeper of the Robes to Her Majesty died last night at eight in her Queen's Palace apartments. She came from Germany with the Queen in 1761 and served the Royal Family in that capacity ever since. She left a comfortable fortune to her relatives from the emoluments of her position.

Queen’s Mademoiselle Schwellenbergén Germany

City Gratitude to Sir John Jervis Celebration at London Tavern

A Monday London Tavern banquet celebrated Sir John Jervis’s victory with a Ball and Supper for about seven hundred elites. The London Artillery Company funded the event with lavish decorations, promenades, and lighting, while the Lord Mayor and Sir Lionel Darrel attended in militia and East India Company regimental roles.

Sir John Jervis London London Artillery Company Artillery Company Lionel Darrel East India Company Alderman Skinner and Daughters Robarts Penn Miss Penns

English State Lottery Twenty-Sixth Day Draw

The English state lottery issue number 12504 announces a prize of one pool. The fragment indicates the twenty sixth day of the draw but lacks complete details such as dates, names, or prize amounts beyond a single prize reference.

Obituary notices and engagements from turn of century Cornwall

A collection of fragmentary notices records names and life events including marriages engagements and deaths. Entries mention Robert E Scott professor at King's Colleges Miss Forbes George Fryer Willes Miss Williams and several other individuals with locales such as Aberdeen Jamaica Glasgow Carmarthen and Southampton along with ages and titles.

Somday Fe’ Ennight Old Aberdeen Robert’ E. Scott King’s Colleges Ar Forbes Thaintown Fe‘ennight Willian ‘Shippen Willes Juttice Willes Williams John Williams Panthewell Carmarthenshire George Fryer Bellfield St. James Jamaica George Crawford Q&tober Wilthhire Calge-houn Southampton Edinburgh Robert Dalzel Glenae Perth George. Craigdailne Garthalvydt Llanfair

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