Premiums Due on Whole Policies Reminder
SUN FIRE-OFFICE recalls premiums due for the Lady Day Quarter. Payments must reach the office at Cornhill near the Royal Exchange or Craig’s, Charing Cross, or be paid to country agents on or before April 9 1797. After the grace period, coverage lapses at Fifteen Days beyond.
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Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Craig
Naval victories at Brest and harbour action record
Extra from the London Gazette reports Admiral Bridport's squadron recaptured the Cynthia brig from Lisbon to Poole, and French frigates La Resistance and La Constance were captured after action with Sir Harry Neale and Captain Cooke aboard the St Fiorenzo and La Nymphe. Details praise officers Durell Irvine Masters and others. notes casualties and ship dispositions. Also Kingsmill reports capture of the privateer Veillant, and a Bishop of Bristol appointment.
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Lord Bridport
Evan Nepean
Royal George
Harey Weal
St. Fioreno
Lisbon
Poole
Imperieux
la Vatour
Brest
Uthant
St. Fiorenzo
Nymphe
la Resistance
Harry Neale
Cooke
Fiorenzo
Point St. Matthew’s
Captain Cooke
Durell
Farsell
Renwick
Kiteatt
Caruthers
Marines
la Nymphe
Irvine
Lawrence
Masters
Dyer
Campbell
Admiralty
Monsieur Montagne
la Constance
Monsieur Delauney
Vicr
Kingmill
Cork
Ivan Nebeon
Efy
Dategion
Majeig
Cémars Gioners
Louan Swilly
Skellings
Brown
Bankrupts and Dividends S Cited Across London Sectors
Listing of bankruptcy surrender dates for Barnett, Wright, Stead, Sutton, Gould, Back, Green, Killingly, Handley, and others with guildhall sittings and solicitors. Followed by dividend payments to Cephas Webb et al and multiple tradesmen in London and regions with specific May and April dates and venues.
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HK. Barnett
Little Reffell-street
Guildhall
Atetorney
Mir
H. Maddock
Lincoln’s Inn
New Square
J. Wright
Leadenhall
Burilem
Chilwell-treecr
Stead
Portsea
Hants
Pearce
W. Sutton
St Faul's
R. Griffith
Great Ormond-street
J. Gould
Coventry
Nefs
Grange Ah
Yorkshire
Schulefield
Horbory
W. Back
Morchard
Devonshire
the Bear
Exeter
Berry
Credton
S. Green
W. J. Killingly
Nottingham
Notttngham
Owen Holmes
Queen-street
Chearpside
J. Handiey
Manchester
Ellis
Cephas Webb
Caleb Webb
Joshua Webb
Foster-lane
Rbbon Weavers
J. Tidwell
Threadneedletreet
T- Baker
Fishtreet-hill
L Peake
Great Ruffell-street
Covent Garden
GulWall
Letitia Fdzard
J. Fozard the Younger
Park Lane
W. Webb
Newington
Surry
Unclear historical notice from Manchester era
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Greenwood Liverpool merchants in April at Stag and Garter Tavern Liver pool. References to Ball Heady Manchester and ERFIfIC FES grant by April 8. Contains names like Little James and Bedford-rom with scattered parts and punctuation errors.
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Crotbie
Greenwood
Liverpool
Stag and Garter
Manchester
Bedford-rom
Ebteate Greets
Wediolefala Linen Uraper
Outward Bound Bafkelndia Section Sailors Fail
Report from Admiralty Telegraph confirms outward bound Bafkelndia section failed on Saturday morning under convoy of the Raisonable and ships Ville de Paris Theseus and Bellerophon. Reinforcements for Sir J Jervis detained by high winds. large supply of anchors and cables included. Jamaica and Bermuda mail delays noted. Court of Directors at East India House, exchange rates rise, gold shipments heavy.
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Dancan
Jessro Yarmouth
Texel
Seip
Hive
Treas Fincy
Pullice
Foray Air
Gecra
Yeatee
Ranaedey
Admiralty
J. Jervis
East India House
London
Hamburgh
Jamaica
Leeward Island
Falmouth
Sir C. Grey
Kent
Barham Court
Brest
Brett
Princess of Wales
Lord Sandys
Marchionets
Downshire
Duke of Richmond
Aberdeen
Euridice
East India Company
Chester
Lord Kenyon
Court of Common Council
Radish
Manchester
Public Office Bow Street Urges Count on Robbery Charge
William Smith alias Count was re examined and committed for trial on a charge of stealing a metal watch and two guineas from James Diamond of Bristol. The watch was later brought to Diamond by a man who said it came from the prisoner. Richard Roberts of the Angel Inn testified the prisoner lodged there and fled after a hurried breakfast, a seal found on him identified by Diamond as his property, and the prisoner offered no defence.
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William Smith
Count
James Diamond
Bristol
Angel Inn
St. Clement’s
Richard Roberts
the Angel Inns
Covent Garden
Wr Diamond
English State Lottery Thirty-Fourth and Thirty-Fifth Day Prizes
Notes list multiple draw numbers with prizes of gol. For the thirty-fourth day numbers 41,730 52,487 24,393 36,172 14,098 25,187 show prizes of gol. For the thirty-fifth day numbers 44,216 19,488 show prizes of sogol with 1000 and a total prize tally of gol 7,494 31,315.
Notable deaths and a university musician visit
The report records the deaths of Mr Badcock of St. Paxi’a Church and Mr Sathuel Whartha aged 96, long-serving footman to the Majesty. It also notes Dr William Hayes of Oxford, a University professor, arriving to preside at a musical fund festival and Chapel Royal events, with local commentary on his health and stature.
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Sathuel Whartha
William Hayes
Oof
Mihic
University of
Oxford
Geeterian
Onty & Tival
Chapel Royal
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Amlemene
S.W
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W. Brown
Kingsmill
Pvitehall
Brittohre
Tee
Henry Reginald
Exeters
Folliott Herbert Walter ‘Cornwall
Church of Canterbury
Briftol
Hi Jones
Carnaby-street
J. P. Hobkirk
Coleman Street
J. Stockdale
Martin’s-le-Grand
Hofier
Guilcdhall
Jacob Mendes da Costa
R. Matson
J. Bible
Thames Street
Druggifts
Guildhill
Don
House of Commons
Lord Hale
Edward Lie
Sweden
Portugal
Public Office
Bow-Street
R. Fore
Mr. Badcock
St. Paxi