The Alin and Mary and War Office notices in London Gazette
The document notes a ship The Alin and Mary from Carolina to firemen with casualties, a War Office dispatch to militia regiments for general movement, a Suffolk letter about a Ha nq Revenge seizure with contraband, and plans for a canal from Woodbury to Bath. It reports treasury loans in Ireland, wool prices, baptisms, militia reviews in Oxford Port Meadow, church ordinations, and various London criminal hearings.
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Port Meadow
Charles Spencer
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Buckden
Bedford
Buckingham
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Priday
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Bow-Street
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Black Joy Miley
Debate on Newburgh grant and slave trade evidence heard
Parliament discussed a grant of 2500 pounds a year to the Earl of Newburgh with amendments pushing to 2600 pounds for annam relief, then adjourned after continuing slave ship evidence. Captain Norris and Lieutenant Matthews testified on treatment aboard slave ships and Sierra Leone accounts.
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Lord Newburgh
K. Burton
Herbert Mackworth
Earl of Newburgh
Alt. Dlderman Newnham
Folie
Fox
Derwentwater
Drake
Jan
James Johnstone
Whitbread
Norris
West Indies
W. Smith
Young
Charles Middleton
Matthews
Sierra Leone
Marriage of Orlando Bridgman to Hon. Mails Byng
Thursday was married at St James church Orlando Bridgman eldest son of Sir Henry Bridgeman Bart and MP for Wigan to the Hon Mails Byng daughter of Lord Viscount Warrington. Died Friday last at Great Geary s Essex in 60th year Mrs Ibbetson senior
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Orlando Bridgman
Henry Bridgeman
Wigan
Lancashire
Mails Byng
Viscount Warrington
Great Geary’s
Essex
Ibbetson
Arrive OD at Falmouth and other ships noted
A list records ships arriving at various ports including Falmouth Biscay Roscoff Guernsey l Orient Mogadore Cork Liverpool and rivers. Names include Trevanion Phillips Wyger Barton Emily De Pietron Harriot Huntley Elbe Wood and others with origins Grenada Spain Port Vendres London Hamburgh Alexandria New York and Alexandria.
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Biscay
Bilboa
Trevanion
Phillips
Grenada
Wyger
Barton
Brazils
Exmouth
Ann and Mary
Wheeler
Virginia
Ardhive
Wooler
Koningsburgh
Roscoff
Hope
Hanson
Spain
Guernsey
Pincent
Port Vindre
l’Orient
Emily
de Pietron
Saloc
Mogadore
Harriot
Huntley
London
Unit
Elbe
Wood
Hamburgh
Cork
Experiment
Stafford
Barbadors
Nancy
Rennie
Alexandria
Liverpool
Union
Whitlock
New York
Dividends and certificates set in Guildhall notices
June events list debt settlements with merchants and tradespeople named including Fergusson Maitland Eyre Hodgson Atkinson Walton Mitchel Barr M’Alpine Bower Layry Shawe Blaker Wond Fenning. Dates span June to July with venues Guildhall Royal Oak Inn White Horse Manchester and Yeading.
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David Maitland
London
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Wiliam Walton
Tokenh Ufe Yard
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Towerh'll
Guildhall
John Barr
William Maddocks
Cheapside
Withan M‘alpine
Cromwell Park
Perth
Scotland
Benjamin Bower
Manchester
Tan. Hatter
Royal Oake Inn
Peter Layry
Ells
Somersetsnire
Guildhail
Thomas Shawe
Billinge
Lancashire
The
White Horse
George Blaler
Loan-square
King's Road
Chelsea
Thomas Wond
Wantege
Berkshire
Mercer
William Fenning
Merton
Surrey
Call
Ode on the King's Birthday at St James's
An anniversary ode performed at St James's celebrates Britain's history from ancient liberty to Saxon courage and Norman rule. It traces guardians of sea cliffs, Druidic harps, Alfred and Harold, and the Norman conquest, ending with reverence for the sovereign and native law.
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St. James’s. I
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Belinus
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Pharsalia
Forlo
Britain
Albion
Nobility Dinner at Grosvenor Square for the King's Birthday
Lord Sydney hosts a dinner this day for about thirty nobles at Grosvenor Square in honor of the king's birthday. The Marquis of Carmarthen entertains foreign ministers and a noble party at Duke of Leeds's residence in St James's Square. Sheridan's Begum charge summary at Westminster Hall is postponed to Friday.
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Grosvenor Square
Marquis of Carmarthen
Duke of Leeds
St. James’s Square
Peers
Westminster Hall
Sheridan
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