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Newspaper

London Packet

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1789

Page

2

Notable Inverary trial ends with severe public penalties

A Highland court convicted several women and John M'Kellar for sheep stealing. Sentences included banishment, temporary imprisonment, and public shaming at Inverary church. The Sheriff ordered punishment and transportation, with further restrictions and future public notices.

Alexander M*‘Kinlay Verdic Joan M*kellar John M‘kellar Highland Church of Inverary

Fragmentary Passenger Names Arrive From Multiple Ports

A garbled list shows arrivals and origins including Mt Cadiz Ellerby from Lyun Li berty Kividge from Limerick Marly from Cork Ostend Union Smith Union Barber Ceres and John Carter from London Liverpool Chance from Yarmouth Olive Branch Olive from Almetia Portsmouth Freedom Reily from Waterford Virginia Sully Pox from West Tiscues S a werpool Bleen Hunt from Lone is foes at Ceres Cuthbertfon from Haiti bhihfix Janet Nitra from loudon Ay Veith ee way Rot tigabeth Wood rem fein Pola Coren Dennifua from mete te ON avon teint foam Youre S. Gets Paarican Pepesd Prov from vow djadeh one Ligaruda from booerpead Jamaica Ted tee dt Dobie from Grenada Kot bbe dete ot Perka and Eni Gece Eats a iesnty Ate Fatal pity Gate dain fe om Vir alee at ee He ee if Ne We Lobe 2) ews pete ecg ji ie ahs from Seale ity Fe He ee Pein Bitar 1 Arie eran as a coces SCRE 3 8 eater Miaufvang iy Wis i 9 Rai geee 2 a LA Ebogd a J AN J ees daa Vaddon fron Oporto

Cadiz Alert Ellerby Lyun Liberty Kividge Limerick Marly Cork Ostend Union Smith Barber Ceres John Carter Tiscues Bleen Hunt Lone Cuthbertfon Haiti Bhihfix Janet Nitra Loudon Tigabeth Wood Pola Coren Dennifua Booerpead Jamica Ted Tee Dobie Grenada Eni Gece Pete Ecg Seale

Disaster of the October hurricane hits Caribbean islands

A notice recounts a violent hurricane on October 12 affecting Martinique Grenada and St. Lucia. Many ships were lost or damaged with widespread devastation on Grenada and a terrifying scene on St. Lucia. An accompanying earthquake caused further ruin as residents faced immense peril.

Martinico Grenada St. Lucia

Royal Council Oxonian Tale of War News and Appointments

In a February 17389 report from Vienna a detachment led by Marshal Romanzow defeats Turks near Gangura and Salkutta, killing 399 and taking 77 prisoners. Russian General Kamenskoy heads the force. in Transylvania General Fabris dies, with Prince Hohenthe assuming interim command.

Jadly Romanzow Gangura Kazaar Salkutta Kamenskoy Fabris Transylvania Hohenthe

Corn Exchange Surrenders and Notice of Property Petitions

Fragmentary OCR shows multiple individuals including Richard Berry of Nortin-Falgate Ironmonger and merchants such as Robert Witon and John Wilson in Liverpool, with surrender dates in February and March at various inns and streets across Manchester, Liverpool, and Salford. Attorney details include Mr. Marshall Kiaples-inn Holbon and others.

Richard Berry Nortin-Falgate Ironmonger Fen Aeenwlarch A Ar Tweve Guilahall Mr. Marshall Kiaples-inn Holbon Ayer Donaldson Knowles-court Détors-Commons Chinamoen Guswall Atturnes Meil B. and Royal Oak-inn Market Tien? Lane Manchester Attraits Mr. Steel Street

Surrender Dates Listed for Exeter Merchants at Taverns

Mr Sharples of Curster street Chancery lane London and John Kingdon of Exeter dealer in salt and hop fastor surrender dates set for March 3 and March 22 and 38 at the Glee Tavern Exeter. Thomas Matters of Carey lane Fuster lane Cheap fie warehoseman surrender dates February 21 28 and March 28 at ten at Guildhall. Attorneys named Mrs Irnard and Mr Reynolds.

Sharples Curster-street Chancery-lane London John Kingdon City of Exeter Glee-Tavern Ian‘ird Thomas Matters Carey-lane Fuster-lane Guildhall Mr. Reynolds Abchurch-lane

Merchant Names Furnish Guildhall Court Notices

William Fitznaurice formerly Jamaica now in the King's Bench Prison merchant. Walter Burrowes Clement's Lane Lombard Street merchant. George Cocke Joseph Kilner Nicholas Lane merchant. William Tomtos Serle Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields tailor. John Hewitt Coventry wine and brandy merchant. Fox Smith William Harrison Addle Street watchhouseman. Matthew Salt Mansion House Street grocer. Notices read Feb 23 Feb 23 Feb ar Feb 23 Feb 23 March 24 at Guildhall or Guildhall.

Walter Burrowes Clement King's Head Coventry Atten Fox Smith William Harrison Addle-street Warsthousemen Guildhal Matthew Salt Mansion-houfeestreet

March public notices list London Guildhall fines and trades

OCR fragment lists names and occupations across English towns with events dated March and February. Individuals include Richard Bott merchant Jamal Bean oil man Mraet Elliot fugure refiner Edward Tucker Willian Walker Perrington Philips and others with Guildhall and Black Bull inn references in London Barnsley Whitehaven and Hoxton.

Af Ter Richard Bott Gollen Lase Fugare Guildu I Jamal Bean Lawrences Pocntney Len Griliha Tten Viking Osihurst Marplane Tower-street Fugar-Broker Cruildhall Mraet Elliot Aldermanbeury Guildhall Willian Water Walker Brhiol Uruggiits Guidail London

King’s health report updates from Windsor to Kew Palace

The royal household releases details on King’s progressing health and limited activity. The King walks in Kew gardens and dines at the Palace, while the Prince of Wales and nobles attend services. Outlook notes careful recovery and no return to business until stable.

Willis and Son kKow Ricmond Gardens Prince of Wales Dukes of York House of Commons William Pitt Kew Palace Kew Gardens Archbishop of Canterbury Lambeth Palace Kew

France Convokes Estates General to Meet at Versailles

An official copy of the French King's letter convokes the Estates General to meet at Versailles on April 27. The regulations, appended on forty pages, outline representation for every village, with each place to send deputies to designated towns.

Es Etats Generaux Versailles France

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