News from the London Gazette Fort St Augustin and Europe
Reports detail Major Ogilvie relieving British garrisons at Fort St Augustine and Pensacola with regiments from the 35th, amid overall imperial maneuvering. Also updates on Copenhagen, Berlin, Dutch orders, piracy actions near Copenhagen, and a long column of European notices, marriages, sports, and public disturbances in London and surroundings.
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London Gazette
Fort St. Augustin
Ozilvie
Ord
35Th
Danae
Havannah
Keppel
Royal
Hedges
Ogilvie
Pensacola
Copenhagen
Sweden
Berlin
M. Hellen
Hague
Prussia
M. Thulmeyer
States General
Poland
Lithuania
William Turner
Poole
George Inn
Baron Davids
Houndfiitch
London
Guildhall
James Moffer
Taunton
St. Mary Magdalen
Somerfetshire
Crown Tavern
Willian Love
Holywell
Needingworth
Huntingdonshire
Crown Innn
St. Ives
William Johnson
Over
Cambridgeshire
William Osbaldiston
Parliament Prorogued to October in Royal Commission
London Tuesday both Houses met to prorogue again to October seventh next by commission from the King. Lord Mansfield stood in for the absent Lord Chancellor at the Grange in Hampshire. The Earl of Shelburne resigned as First Lord of Trade and Plantations last Friday. A messenger was sent to Lord Vere Beauclerc at Hanworth and he later attended the King in St James's Square.
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Hamburg
Copenhagen
Jacob Gierth
Petersburgh
Amsterdam
Eifineur
Hague
Hannover
London
Brassels Gazette
Paris
Normandy
Geral
Finch
Bromley
Kent
Lord Digby
Miss Fielding
Col. Fielding
Earl of
Odfey
Royston
Hertfordshire
Ambrose Proctor
Ware
Calvert Boyer
Westmill Bury
Joseph Dimfe
Hertford
W.P. Boyde
Ware-park
John Borron
Letchworth
Boyde
Barron
Proctor
Guards
St. James’s Park
Board of Greencloth
Eat
Smithfield
Europe
France
Greenwich Hospital
Iris
Lisbon
Portugal
Gould
St.John’s Day
Lord Mansfield
Grange
Hampshire
Earl of Bhelburne
Lorief
feat-at-Hanworth
Middlesex
St. James’s Square
Robbery of Mail Near Finchley Common Promises Reward
Post Office alert after a mail coach robbery between three and four in the morning near the Sixmile Stone Finchley Common. Two highwaymen described. bags from various destinations seized. Reward offered 200 pounds for conviction plus possible pardons for discoverers. By Command of the Postmaster General.
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Finchley Common
Barnet
Durstable
Antu
Topp
Notice of Interest Change for East India Company Bonds
East-India House reports that the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies will drop bonds from five to four percent per year. Bondholders may present bonds to the accountant by November 21 for marking. No further interest changes allowed beyond six months. Provisions take effect December 31 with prior notices to bondholders.
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London
Carthagena
Newfoundland
Mediterranean
Wood
River of
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Hamburgh
East-Indies
America
Europe
Asia
Germany
France
England
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Leadenbalt Street
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Elettion
John Lusher
O&eber
Hunter
Ana
Upfail
Thirsk
Northalegron
John Ra Arcorney
York
Gleaveg
Caitke-Howard
Weatheril
Gert
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