Debated Home Consumption Goods Noted at London Sales
A fragment from a London catalog shows duties status on various goods including tobacco, plates, glass, and vessels, with references to Greenland Dock and Millwall. It notes clearance of duties for certain items and deliveries at the Tobacco Warervisfe, Exner bill, and Custom-House. The passage mentions cheap editions and warns readers of material listings and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland Dock
Rotherme
Meffifs
King's Tobacco-Warervisfe
Exner
Custom-House
London
Cooke's Hea p and Elegant Pocket Library
A promotional notice extols Cooke's Hea p and Elegant Pocket Library as superior editions with refined printing, vellum style, and ornate engravings by Kirk Burney Corbould Beath Neagle Warren. It touts portability, travel use, and library prestige, noting portraits, subject prints, frontispieces, and affordable sixpence per number with binding options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kirk
E. Burnsy
R. Corbould
Beath, Neagle, Warren
Commission of Treasurers Appointed in Ireland
From the London Gazette a royal grant appoints Richard Earl of Shannon and six other officials including Sir John Parnell and Lord Castlereagh as Commissioners for executing the Office of Treasurer of His Majesty's Exchequer in Ireland. The letters patent grant titles to Adam Duncan and heirs, Baron Duncan of Lundie and Viscount Duncan of Cansper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Great Britain
Adam Duncan
Baron Duncan
Lundie
Shire of
Perth
Dun‘can
Cansper
Down
Richard Earl of Shannon
Order of St. Patrick
John Parnell
Thomas Pelham
Ireland
John Monck Mason
Lodge Morres
Robert Stewart
Viscount
Castlereagh
BANKRUPTS LISTING WITH MULTIPLE SURRENDER DATES
Bankruptcy notices list J Evans of Duke street Aldgate and J Levy of Portsea with surrender dates November December and late October at Guildhall Spencer's Tavern and Watnfordecourt with multiple attorneys including Isaacs Ward Thompson Meff Fox Sharpe and Eccles listed for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Evans
Duke-street
Aldgate
Mans-Mercer
Guildhall
Attornias
Meff
Re Wallis
Watnfordecourt
Throgmorton-street
J- Levy
Portsea
Hants
Dividends to be declared at Guildhall notices
A long list of individuals and businesses across multiple towns are set to receive dividends or attend notices on various dates, with locations including Guildhall, Eastcheap, Bloomsbury Square, and Manchester. Names span Hatton Wall, Love Jane, J Goundrey, J Sutton, J Bull, Bridgwater Arms Inn, and many others, reflecting a broad schedule of financial postings and related confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Archbald
Hatton Wall
Guildhall
R. Cowen
Love-Jane
Eastcheap
J. Goundrey
Orange-street
Bloomsbury-Square
R. Porteous
Holborne-hill
T. Gibbs
Ramsgate
Merchant
J. Witton
Queen Ann-Street
East
J. Sutton
J. Bull
Cheapside
W. Hedley
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
J- Lomas
Guild
Judson
J. Judson
Ridghill and Lawes
Lancashire
Dryfaltersy
Norwich
Moses “Harrig
Powaton
Wiltshire
New Sarum
I. Gramshaw
Sheffield
Yorkshire
W. Clayton
Pi Gaskell
Macclesfield
Spencer's Tavern
Manchester
J. Lawrence
T. Yates
D. Holt
Spencer’s Tavern
Paris and Italian negotiations dominate London dispatches
Monday reports from Dover describe French Directory dispatches received aboard a Flag of Truce, with Lord Malmesbury's note on negotiations and cautions to continue talks. Other items note Buonaparte talks, fear of terror, and a Dutch-English sea engagement, plus Royal dispatches and naval appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dover
Fruce
Pitt
Walmer Cirtle
Flenger
Lord Malmesbury
Peart-Ahiat
London
French
Italy
Adina
Buonaparte
Germany
Genoa
Cisalpine Republic
Ancona
Mantua
Terra Firma
Venice
Istria
Bishopric of
Trent
Republi
France
Feriong
Vigtory
Oug Gqistic
le Bulletin
Hague
Duncan
Winter
Cathwick
Executive Directory
Lisle
Trollope
Admiralty
Yarsmouth
Evans
Sheerness
Nore
Walmer Castle
Earl Spencer
Matthew Smith
Diomede
East Indies
Lucas
Nelson
Earl St. Vincent
Plymouth
George Law
York and
Carlisle
Lincoln
Great Charlton
Lincolnshire
Stinton
Hunter
Ireland
Bangor Ferry
Anglesea
Dublin Castle
Earl Camden
Jackson
Marrried Notices and Obituary Fragments From Montgomeryshire
Married notices record James Poole wed to Miss Whitford on Saturday and Rev Morgan Pryce uniting with Miss Bill of Kilthrew. Died notice lists Major Ronald Hamilton of the Royal Foot in his 35th year at Fort Royal, Martinique, author of Sketch of the present State of the Army. Additional fragmentary names appear including Montague Lindy and an unclear Wednesday entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poole
Whitford
Llanfaintffread
Montgomeryshire
Morgan Pryce
Bill
J. Sil
Kilthrew
Fort Royal
Martinique
Ronald Hamilton
Montague
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Ayfe
East Lupta
C. Cooke
Caidrnth
Congreve
Gray
Tickees
Te Armstrong
Fenton
Rowe
Broome
Ohnifeng
Homfén
Pole
Rae Shetifiene
Sieton
Akenfide
Parnél
Wailer
Ios
O Pope
Mito
Cooke
Batters
Ghee
Gelyman
SE Devil
Rawjahad
Gulliver’s. Travels
Zadig
Calle of Ebeato
Joseph Andrews
Almoran and Hamer
Telemachus
Humphrey Clinker
Baffelas
Count Fathom
Theodosus
Belisarius
Pompey ‘ the
Likely
Roderic Random
Candid
Robinkin Cratoe
G Suestien
Erica
Leite 'Mildmay
Amslia
Guinea
Walicfield
Gil ‘Bias
The
London Gazette
Dublin-Castle
Morle
Matkerey
Hanley
Staffordshire
Xercer
Everingham Harrison
Notisghirm
Hatter
J. Sook
Aioe
Joe Corge-Cow
Mar
Te Barham
Deal
Kes
Gopteller
J. Olives
Tiverton
Devonthhire
Goleman-raety
Republic of
Ragusa
Venetian Dalmatia
Cuzzola
Lesina
Meleda
Venetian Albania
Montenegro
Cerigo
Cerigoto
Corfu
Zant
Cephalonia
Levant
Berlin
Robespierre
Canton of
Council of Five Hundred
Ith Inf
French Republic
William Jemmett
Little Melton
Watlington
Oxford
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