Shipping News and Treaty Details From The Westphalia
The Datuy Register debunks a false report about the Peter and Stephen, Patris, bound from London to Rotterdam. Several ships arrive at South Carolina and Boston from London, Antigua, Madeira, and other ports, with listed vessels and captains. The piece also outlines the 1648 Treaty of Osnabruck provisions on bishop elections and Osnabruck geography, plus local court actions, epitaph, and public notices including a Bath memorial and a Boston fire narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and Stephen
Patris
Matter
London
Rotterdam
South Carolina
Prince George
Stevenson
Pitt
Herriot
St. Kitt’s
Hawk
Snow
Jolly
Antigua
Industry
Bryson
Donegal
M‘bride
New York
Mercury
Sterling
Madeira
Goodwin
Lesty
Chester
General Thomas
M‘donnall
Providence
Ritchie
Canaries
Fanny
Hazelcroft
Montferat
Boston
Neptune
Benny
Elizabeth
Hulme
King of Pfuffia
Vernon
Rawley
White
Diamond
Mackey
Union Club
Beach
Bristol
Peter and William
Strahan
Galway
Rawhinson
Gardner
Lancaster
Unity
Dreffer
Hull
Joseph
Reeves
Dublin Packet
Lisbon
Anson, Stanton
Cure Claimed by Drops Published by Whitworth
Hinckley Leicestershire resident Thomas Whitworth afflicted with gout reports crutch dependency. After taking the drops once, he received strong encouragement and, continuing a few doses, says he was perfectly cured. He requests publication to benefit others with the same affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfo Thomas Whitworth
Hincksley
Leicestershire
Fhomas Whitworth
Merchants of London Meet at Corshill for Important Affair
The Merchants and Traders of the City of London are desired to meet at the Kings Arms Tavern in Corshill this day the 19th instant at eleven o clock in the forenoon to consider an affair which concerns them and is proper to be submitted to a more numerous body.
Partnership Dissolution Notice for Robinson and Harbottle
Notice from Mincing Lane London dated February 17 1761 proclaims the dissolution of the Copartnership between Thomas Robinson and John Harbottle brokers. Debts should be paid to Thomas Robinson who is authorized to receive them, and any demands on the partnership should be presented to Robinson. The business will be carried on by Thomas Robinson alone in Mincing Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincing Lane
Thomas Robinson
John Harbottle
London
N. B
Partnership Dissolved and Business to Continue Alone
A notice records the dissolution of a partnership between FHOMAS-RO BINSON and the author, dated February 16, 1765, from Rood-Lane, with the author Johnston Harbottle announcing continued business on their own account. It also notes the dissolution of a partnership between Wickes and Netherton, goldsmiths and jewellers, at Panton Street near St James's Haymarket, requesting creditors to submit bills for immediate payment and debtors to discharge accounts. An Admiralty Office notice cites an act of Parliament to encourage seamen and prevent piracy, announcing an Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for March 30 at Guildhall, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhomas- Robinson
Messrs
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of
England
Furtice-Hall
Old Bailey
London
Navy Office Seeks Proposals for Stores in 1701
Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's Navy announce readiness to treat with parties wishing to contract for stores. Proposals due on specified mornings: Hemp and East Country Tar on February 20 and 25, Dantzick Goods on February 27, Norway Goods on March 4, Riga Masts on March 16. Proposals to be presented at Eleven Clock each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Office
His Majesty
Dantzick
Norway
Riga
Notice for tending sick seamen and prisoners of war
The Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen and for Exchanging Prisoners of War announces sealed tenders on Friday the 6th of next month to supply provisions for ten months for prisoners and sick in Bristol prisons and hospitals. Further particulars available from the secretary or Mr Ans, Agent for Prisoners of War at Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Jaid
I’ Ans
Bristal
Hudson's Bay Co Sale Notice for Pelts at Feachurch-sheds
Hudson's Bay Company announces a sale at their Feachurch-sheds house on Thursday March 5 at three in the afternoon. The event lists coat and parchment beaver pelts caftoruim elk and deer pelts as items offered to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
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Datuy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Westphalia
Ormabruck
Osnabruck
Sall
Brunswick-Luneburg
Francis William
Ernest Augustus
Duke George
House of Luneburg
George
Augustus
House of
Brunswick
Wolffenbuttel
Minden
Munster
Diepholt
Ravensburg
Wefer
Embs
Cadiz
Billingsgate
Hertfordshire
Northaw
Weiloe
Cort
King’s Bench
Westminster
Monro
Lloyd
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Gabriel Daniel
Preacher and Co
Newgate
Guildhall
John Williams
Ashurst
Avemary Lane
John Smithson
George Jackson
Wolverhampton
Stafford
Richard Cardan
Edgbaston
Warwick
Harwich
Holland
Bool
Richard Nash
Bath
Armigeri
Claudus
Bathia
Alto
Eprrar
Richard Nahh
Péyntz
Henry Bediingfeld
Farmcore
Bridgnorth
Walter Dovey
Eig
Joh Dovey
Eigs
Spencer
Inmense
Tuessay Latt
Clifford Street
Vic. Folstone
William Bouverie
New Sarum Iarin
John Mayfield
Swanyard
Strand
Country News
Monmouth
Fens
Plantation News
New-England
Faneuill Hall Market
Dock Square
Thomas Hubbard
Faneuil Hall Market
King-Street
Peter Faneuil
Ejohn.giles
Aylesbury
John Giles
Vor. Uy
Rood-Lane
John
Harbottle
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