Money Matters Offered by Mr Bertie in Piccadilly
Nobility gentry ladies of fortune clergy and other lifeholders in poverty may obtain temporary sums of money from Mr Bertie in Wine-street Piccadilly. He has long conducted the money business with credit and satisfaction to his employers. Applications in person or by letter will be promptly attended to.
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Harris
Mason’s-yard
Duke-freet
St. James’s
R.R
Essex Street
Temple
N.B
Povemii
Bertie
Wine-street
Piccadilly
Rak
Parker
É&C
Intelligence from New York and Howe camp in 1776
Extracts from the London Gazette report Franklin and Adams arriving at Howe as attempting ambassadors, Howe declining, protection offered. Howe fortifying a camp to trap Washington. Bristol to command twelve ships. Lord Edgecumbe refused. Spithead arrivals, Jamaica ships sailing, West India convoy awaiting three outward ships. Vernon to sail with Cormorant. Royal Oak to be docked for urgent expedition.
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Lar
George Germain
New York
Doctor Franklyn
Mr. Adams
General Howe
American Congress
William Howe
Congress
Howe
Washington
Balfour
Earl of Bristol
Lord Edgecumbs
Portmouth
Spithead
Sasannah
Evers
Roeburne
Herbert
Jamaica
London
Elding
Arche
Coates
Edward Vernon
Rippon
Royal Oak
Sailed ships and naval losses amid war skirmishes and proclamations
Sailed the Hornet floop of war with Capt. Hal. Many Jamaica fleet ships bound for London are missing. The Savage floop of war under Capt. Bromedge heads to Louisburg with two men drowned. Royal George from Waterford to Halifax captured and carried to Golds, New England. James Higgin from Antigua retaken near Bermuda after being captured by an American sloop. underwriters award five percent on the premium. West India trade suffers a sixty-six percent loss. sugar and rum prices fall due to North American demand drop. Sir Thomas Halifax sworn Lord Mayor with a grand ceremony. remarks on the Lord Mayor’s state coach and fashionable crowds. Proclamation recalls seamen serving foreign princes with rewards for discovery. two pounds per able seaman, thirty shillings per ordinary. Archbishop of York reportedly recovering. An accident kills a child wheel-rolled near Kensington. Press gang clash in Back Jane, Shadwell. house robbed in Crane Court. Government appoints Owen as governor of Milford Haven. Mapleton to preach at Whitehall. Marriages and deaths noted in London society, including Atkinson, Bayley, Curti, Johnson, and Bonwick.
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Hal
Hamewa
Jamaica
London
Bromedge
LouisScurg
Royal George
Doyle
Waterford
Halifax
Goldis
New England
Lancaster
James
Higgins
Antiput
Lot
Bermuda
Goregnry Johnston
Thomas Halifax
Alsop
Bull
Esdaile
Kennett
Rawlinson
Smith
Clarke
Newnham
Wooldridge
Chamberlain
Westminster-wall
Black Friars
Guildhall
Cheapside
Calia
York
Mr. Atwood
Prince of Wales
Kew
Kensington
Jane
Shadwell
Emmet, Taylor
Crane-court
Fleet-street
Howe
Mremtad
Owen
Ely
Milford Haven
Mr. Mapleton
Christ College
Cambrige
Whitehall
Mordaunt Atkinson
Cavenaith-square
Jechnson
Mr. Bonwick
Clerkenwell Green
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Cymbeline
Posthumus
Reddish
Cloten
Dodd
Hurst
Jachimo
Mr. Smith
Queen
Miss Sherry
Imogen
Miss Younge
AL & O
Covent-Garden
Jaques
Amiens
Mr. Mattocks
Touchstone
Weodward Czlia
Mattocks
Rosalind
Barry
Aldridgs
Langrith
Jackson
Trishman
NEW
Robert Howard
Moody
Teague
Parsons
Obadiah
Cullyet
Istach
J. Rivington and Sons
W. Strahan
W. Flexney
T. Cadell
W. Woodfall, and
J. Bew
Theatres Royal
Hay-Market
Samuel Foote
G. Keartly
Fleet-ftret 3
T. Evans
Exshange-buildings
Strand
Mr. O'Hara
Twe Syrens
Newman and Thomas
Bartholomew-lane
Bank of England
Euch
Newman
Thomas
England
Hudson
Lady’s Magazine
Captain Herbert
Miss Nugent
Thomas A Becket
Paradise Loft
Lubin
Annetta
William Montague
J. Bently
Europe
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Minerva
G. Robinson
Paternofterrow
Tattersall
Hyde-park Turnpike
Skinner
Garraway
Orffeehouse
Cornhill
Sewers End
Saffron Walden
Essex
James Day
Aeddesdon
Fale
Mr Skinner
Aldergae-street
Prada
Long-Island
Longland
G——m. Charters
Lord Clarendon
Homer
America
Long Island
Hwe’s
Lover’s Gazette
the Observer
A. Fiimiltony
St. John
G. Rovinson
Patero
Earsly
British Museum
G. Kearfly
Serjeant’s Inn
Kearfly
Admiralty-Ofice
Admiralty
Stephens
William Prior Johnson
Evex
Thomas Richardson
Mathaniel Straight
Great Baddow
Faid
Nathaniel Straight
Covent Garden
Garton
Chariocte-Street
Bloomsbury
Simuth
St. Mary-Axes
Hutchinson
Leatherfellers Hall
Forcett
Georgeftreet
York Buildings
London Gazette
George Edward Henry Arthur
Earl of
Powis
Montgomery
Nav
Order of the Bath
John Clavering
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