Ships Sail for Rotterdam Outward Bound Trade
Deal May 2 Wind NNE Sailed yesterday after port the Pigot and Mansfeld East Indiamen Antelope packet with all the outward bound Sailed this morning his Majesty's ship Courageux Earl of Dartmouth East Indiaman with the rest of the outward bound Remain his Majesty's ship Dromedary Supply victualler and Justine Washington for Rotterdam
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Deal
Wind N. N. E
Pigot and
Mansfeld
States General respond to Prince de Gallitzin memorial
The mail from Holland reports that the States General gave Prince de Gallitzin a formal answer to his memorial. The reply aligns with the Empress of Ruffa and their High Mightinesses accept her invitation, awaiting further overtures to appoint deputies for negotiation with the Empress.
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Hague
Prince de Gallitzin
Ruffa
Public and private bills and naval news from London
London dispatch lists forty public and private bills including the Grenada and wine duty bills and measures for manning the navy. Reports from the Cape of Good Hope note Sir Edward Hughes with squadron to Madras and possible Mauritius or Manila expedition. Naval enemy actions include captures near Dunkirk and Bilboa, privateer activity, and a Royal roller of coastal defense.
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Grenada
Cape of Good Hope
Edward Hughes
Madras
Mauritius
Manilla
Lascelles
Adolphus Oughton
Lord Rivers
County of
Glamorgan
Admiralty
France
Bridlington-bay
Friends
White
Glasgow
Halifax
Bilboa
Fincastle
Toulon
Unicors
Taples
Jonge Gibrand
Amsterdam
Brest
Penzance
Yarmouth
Straker
Hume Ber
Hussar
Broom
Betsey
Nantz
Virginia
Jacob
Cockspur-freet
Sir John Elliot
Kentitree
Sir John
Old-street
Lower Wapping
Bow Ftreet
Barthington
Roberts
Eyres
Jones
Grant
Garland
Ellis
East India Company
Gravel Lane
Newgate
Miller
Four Suspects in Burglary and Assault Case Near Epping
Witnesses described a burglary at Dr. Millers house at Maynards Farm near Epping on the night of April 22. Four men in farmer frocks allegedly attacked Dr. Miller and Mrs. Gibson, injuring them and forcing Mrs. Gibson to retreat to her chamber. Mrs. Gibson identified no suspects. Officers later produced seven loaded pistols, iron bars, lock picks and other tools found hidden in the prisoners' Westburn Green dwelling. Dr. Miller could not attend. suspects were remanded for re-examination.
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East India Service
Westburn Green
Muller
John Clarke
Macmanus
Morant
Miller
Bankrupts and dividents notice with Worcestershire and Derbyshire names
Bankrupt and dividends notices list several individuals from Worcestershire Derbyshire and Durham including John Woodward Sam Topp Rich Abbs Bedford Fenton Harper Milner Francis Milner and others with dates May 8 9 June 13 May 17 18 and 33 at various inns and Guildhall. Names include merchants maltsters distillers grocers and coopers with venues such as the Bell Inn Broad Street Angel and Guildhall.
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John Woodward
Pershire
Worcestershire
Surreder
Bell Inn
Broad Street
Worceester
Sam
Topp
Cieferfield
Derbyshire
Mercer
The
Angel
Chesterfield
Rich
Abbs
Sunderland Nor the Sea
Durham
Mr. Reay
Sunderland
Sam. Bedford
Worcester
Maltfer
Broad-firest
John Fenton
N . Fish-fireet
Ghizier
Guildhall
Wm. Harper
Francis Milner
Draitwth
Lama Inn
Broad Mead
Races at Newmarket Highlight Clermont Wins
On Saturday April 7 at Newmarket Ld Clermont's Rammer defeated Mr Bowes's Icelander with odds of 7 to 1 on the winner. Mr Douglas's Spider beat Mr Davis's Baronet with 9 to 1 on the winner. Ld Clermont's Masquerade defeated Mr Douglas's Bourdeaux with 7 to 4 on Bourdeaux.
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Newmarket
Clermont
Mr. Bowes
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Davis
Ld. Clermont
Ab. M
London Directory 1780 Guide to Stage Coaches and Stocks
Publication details a London directory from 1780 listing bankers merchants and traders in London Westminster and surrounding areas. It adds a public stocks excerpt and a separate guide to stage coaches wagons boats and carriers with fares routes inns and schedules. Pricing notes include two lists combined for 2s 6d.
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London Directory
Merhants
Lodon
Westminster
Southwark
T. Lownds
Freet-street
Amphlet
STO GE
London
Geat
Britain
Cure of nervous disorders praised by patient at Covent Garden
The narrator recalls a sixteen year battle with a violent nervous disorder marked by dread and tremor and sleeplessness. After eleven years with little relief he seeks help from Dr. Bown of Leicester-tieds and achieves a complete cure, vouching for the treatment and inviting verification.
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Bown
Leicester-tie'ds
M . Caritopher Guulling
James-street
Covent-garden
House of Lords May 2 3 1790 Wine and Stamp Duties Passed
In a committee on May 2 the Lords went through and reported the bill for laying an additional duty on wine the stamp duty bill and the Grenada importation bill. On May 3 the read a third time and passed the wine duties and stamp duties bills and the Grenada importation bill in neutral ships. Also read a first time the salt duty bill.
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Grenada
Ednesday
Dempster
Pownall
Lord North
T. Clarring
the Star and Garter
Trade and Reforms in the House of Commons May 3
The House resolves into committees to discuss Great Britain America trade, export provisions to North America, and a malt duty petition. Debates cover warehouse clauses, river of public money, and accusations of misaccounted army expenses with warrants and Gibraltar allocations.
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Lord Nugent
New York
Sibthorpe
Pownall
Lord North
George Savile
Halifax
Grey Cooper
R'gby
Fox
Townshend
George Gordon
Lord Beauchamp
Alderman Harvey
Barre
Ord
Brett
Elwes
America
William Howe
Rotinfox
Colonel Barre
Robinson
Cornwall
Lord
North
Harley and Drummond
Gibraltar
Minorca
Drummond
Harley
Sir George Rodney
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