Bankrupt notices and creditors at Bewdley and Bristol
Tuesday night's Gazette lists bankruptcy cases and dividend actions. John Robinson of Shropshire linen draper to appear Oct 18 and Nov 16 in Bewdley. divers creditors to be paid Nov 18 in Bristol. Nicholas Cunliffe of Coln a shawl maker to appear Nov 6 in Coln. James Springall of Colrishall a beer brewer to appear Nov 4 in Norwich. other addresses include Stirling Carlisle Surrey Cumberland and multiple towns.
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Carlisle
Surrey
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Chepping
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Andover
Derby
Cockermouth
Huntingdon
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Dartsworth
Lancasters
Southampton
Beverly
Tiverton
Kingston upon-Thames
John Robinson
Profgly
Shropshire
Bewley
Worcestershire
Bewdley
James Langford
Bristol
Holler
Nicholas Cunliffe
Coln
Lancashire
Hole
London Letters From Hamburgh and London News
Reports advise a Denmark mediated settlement between the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel and the Princess his spouse over Hanau with English and Prussian approval. marriage of the Danish king's daughter to the Landgrave's heir noted as a consequence. Updates on Havana salvage efforts by Sir George Pococke and naval officers. Admiral Pococke to share one sixteenth of prize money with widows and orphans. Westminster constables and Charles Marsh sworn in. baptism of Earl of Donegall’s daughter Charlotte Anne. marriages of Cornelius Dutch and Williams. death of John Olmius, Lord Waltham, with estate to his seventeen-year-old son.
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Westminster
Jaffray
Earl of Donegall
Chester
Earl’s House
St. James’s Square
Charlotte Anne
James ‘Williamson
St. Paul’s
Henure
Street
John Olmius
Lord Waltham
Philipstown
King’s County
Ireland
Colchester
Melcomb Regis
Dortetshire
Wew Hall
Essex
Admiralty Notice of Octobers Session at Old Bailey
Admiralty: Office, September 13, 1762. Notice that a session of gaol delivery for trials on the high seas will be held Friday October 29 at Eight o'clock in the forenoon at the Old Bailey London. Proceedings follow an Act for the better manning of his Majesty's Navy and preventing piracy.
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Visnola
South Wales
E. Bowen
Tn Ulm
General Magazine of Arts and Sciences
Benjamin Martin
Penbshshire
Blintshire
Trand
Canary
Anglasey
Institutiones Horotogica
Hugenius
Isaac Newton
W.owen
Temple-Bar
Brandy and Raisin Wine Prices at the Strand Warehouse
Advertises brandy at 5s 6d per gallon and raisin wine at 3s 6d per gallon under various appellations at the Kacherite Street warehouse in the Strand. Promises high quality, large stock, and satisfaction with two gallons as the minimum order. Also lists new and popular history books with prices and publishers.
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London
Port News From Falmouth and Nearby Ports
Port news from Falmouth reports arrival of multiple packets including the King George from Lisbon and the Hanover and Expedition packets for Lisbon and Portsmouth. His Majesty's sloop Savage trades for Milford while the Druid frigate and other ships arrive or depart. Winds NNW. Also notes ships in the Downs and ships sailing to or from Martinico, South Carolina, Havannary, Glasgow and Oporto.
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Fiona Dirco
Dial
O& 3
His Majesty
St. George
Moore
Prince Edward
Leostoffe
Pomona
Endeavour
Bricaulta
Kingston
Falmouth
Wind N. N.W
South Carolina
Neyeune
Richardson
Martinico
Havannary
Rachel
Seymour
Glasgow Oporto
Susannah
Mae Gown
British Dispatches and Naval Movements Abroad
London reports include credentials for the new Dutch envoy Count de Welderen and a gracious reply to Protestant dissenters. Letters from Vienna and Madrid note Ottoman mobilization, Spain’s Iberian war efforts against Portugal, and Hispano-Portuguese tensions. Portsmouth and Spithead host movement of ships including the Trial sloop, several line ships, frigates, and privateers. vessels sail for Havre, Lisbon, and the West Indies as Admiral Holbourne arrives at Spithead.
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Viper
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Nore
Moore
Leters
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Harrison
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Pearfes
Senegal
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Albany
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Charles Hardy
Ushant
Unicorn
Wadé
Bia
His
Deal-Castle
Asp
Barbadoes
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