Court of Directors urges bondholders to claim interest rights
Advertisements reveal pressure from the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies. Bondholders are urged to bring in bonds for marking to secure interest. noncompliant bonds will be treated as at current rates. Also notes rewards for crime information in Southgate and listings of private houses for journeymen, plus trade ads for rum brandies wines and exports in London warehouses.
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Court of Directors of
The
United : Company of Merchants of England
South- Rbgate
Middlesex
Southgate
Southsgate
James
Taylor
Shepherd’s Yard
Richard Hern
Se. Martin’s le Grand
John Pugh
Golden Leg
Leg-Alley
Long-Acre
Booth
Twelve Bells
St. Saviour’s
Church Yard
Southwark
Richard
Angel Court
Norfolk Street
Strand
the India Company
Royal Exchange
Osr
Caribbee Islands
Guayana
Fort Royal
Granada
Cmiverie
Lad
West Indies
St. Lucia
K. Baldwin
Etrangers
London
Westminster
England
Dover
Harwiche
H. Kent
Finch Lane
J. Hope
J. Jol- Vide
St. James’s Street
J. Pote
Eton
Valerian
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
Jackson
Lowe
S. James’ S
Botley
Ros
Seaco
New Travel Machine Connects London and Country Towns
A new steam or horse machine by Messrs Triscrvy and partners offers weekly routes from Pool to London with stops at Ringwood Rumsey and Winchester and returns to the capital. Fares vary by distance and weight, with children half price and deposits due on booking. A porter at Stony Cross will count and deliver parcels for convenience.
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Rumsey
Holbourn
Bagshor
Hartford-Bridge
Basingstoke
Crown
Ringwood
Pool
Glock
George
Winbourn
Hare
Winchester
Mr. Butler
Alcon
Farnham
White Hart
Guilford
Leatherhead
Epsom
London
Thursay
Pasingtoke
New White
Piccadilly
Charing Cross
Trisc_ rv
Bagthot
Antu. Demenzey
Hartford Bridge
Humpury Spry
Disturbances in Georgia and Persia Sweep Frontiers Abroad
Foreign notices report rising disturbances in Georgia and Persia frontiers with expected troop movements by the Porte. Arabs in Egypt extend incursions to Alexandrid, while Cádiz and Vienna dispatch updates on Morocco’s Mellila and Prussian movements toward Poland. Reports from Hanover and Dresden note court economy and royal embankments, with London dispatches on Pitt’s street incident and Polish-Lithuanian political tensions. Nearby Corke and Dublin Castle reveal troop transports from Jamaica and ongoing military rearrangements.
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Eyance
Constantinople
Georgia
Persia
Egypt
Alexandrid
Cadiz
Morocco
Pitt
Mr. Pitt
Electoral Chapel
Erford
Saxony
Warsaw
Poland
Hanover
Lithuania
Port News Highlights From Falmouth Nov 10 to 13
Shipping notices show multiple arrivals and departures at the Downs and related ports. Vessels arriving include Judith Robinson Geneagally Mangles from London and Duke of Cornwall Purchase from Lisbon with groceries. Departures include Duke of York for Lisbon and Spackman Hawkins for London Southampton. Several other ships listed with origins like Petersburgh Riga Stockholm Memel and Hamburg, plus many names of masters and destinations.
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Robinson
Geneagally
Mangles
London
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Purchase
Ditto
Hampden
Hill
Lisbon
Duke of York
Copeland
Spackman
Hawkins
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Poll
Mallet
Good Intent
Exlingston
Petersburgh
Nancy
M’laughlin
Plymouth
Hope
de Carteret
Guernsey
Deal
Downs
Diana
Amsterdam
Lemnon
Gravefind
Sea Flower
Harrison
Kippin
Gortenburgh
Harwood
Gubson
Harmony
Groves
Riga
Margaret
Olson
Stockholm
Martin
Reid
Polly
Broderick
Memel
Porpus
Woodhouse
Dram
Catharine
Anne
Elizabeth
Donovan
Rotteredam
Unity
Alton
Mary-Anne
Shoals
Hamburgh
Eleonora
Tafenburgh
Norway
Mary
Gilby
Dunkirk
Dosminicus
Macklay
Dantrick
St. Peter
Blackburn
Arabella
Bradshaw
Maliga
St. Johnson
Greg
Bilboa
Barrington
Boas
Leghorn
Friendship
Vanderp
Ostend
Pearl
Hooper
Virginia
Fevee to Continue on Mondays at St James's Palace
Yesterday a great fever at St James's marks the first since the Majesties removal from the Queen's palace. The custom will continue on Mondays during the winter season. It is further reported that the Right Hon. George Grenville will hold a public fever at Cockpit on Thursday next.
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Paternoster Row
Seymour
Broad-Street
Threadneedle-Street
Royal Exchange
Londv
St. James's
Queen’s Palace
George Grenville
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