Parisian fraud punished by pillory and galleys for life
Reports from Paris describe a convicted fraudster denounced as a con artist in the ecclesiastical garb, punished publicly with pillory three times and sentenced to life in the galleys. Other dispatches recount military actions between Prussia and Austria, ambushes, cannon captures, and royal celebrations. News from Liege, Cadiz, and Senegal note troop movements, ship arrivals, weather effects, and trade protection.
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Palais-Royal
Agbini
Ecclesi Attitate
Paris
Sraud
Prussia
Martha
Daun
Begas
Elbe
Prufsia
Liege
Auremonde
Brabant
Buysch
Helmik
Gymnasium Illustrum
Lantinghaus En
Werner
Duchy of
Mecklenbourg
Magdebourg
Wirtemberg
Quiberon Bay
Defiance
Jamaica
Centurion
Trent
Senegal
Blydorf
Nannings
Texel
Batavia
Mediterranean
Admiralty Notice on Deserters From Marlborough and Temeraire
Admiralty directs seamen of the Marlborough who were ordered to join the Temeraire to report immediately aboard at Portsmouth. Leave expired, else risk forfeiture of wages. They may be taken up by the Admiralty Marshal and tried at a court martial as deserters.
Notice to tender for sick and wounded seamen care
Office for Sick and Wouriffed Seamen announces sealed tenders to supply beer greens leeks and pot herbs for ten months to the Royal Hospitals Haflar and Forton. Tenders due on the eighteenth of next month. apply to the Secretary or Mr Trotman, Steward of the Jaid Hospitals.
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Wye
Mae
Royal Hospitals
Haflar
Forton
Creditors of Henry Alldwin and James Ury urged for final dividend
Creditors who proved debts of Henry Alldwin the younger and James Ury the younger may receive final dividends by applying to Messrs Hermignac and Wharton in Warnford Court Fore Street any day after Wednesday the 19th of November between ten and one o'clock. State Lottery 1760 tickets sold by J Hazard at Royal Exchange Ludgate and Charing Cross offices. Prizes to 4 percent per annum, tickets and shares priced, and numbers 4229 and 43547 cited. Drawing begins at Guildhall on Monday next at nine o'clock.
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George
Revella
London
Ratmas
del Barco
Catry
Cadiz
Kingroad
Bristol
New-York
Pitt
Crawford
Monté
Hamburgh
Hig
Majetty
Cambridge
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Cerberus
Nichols Mater
Cerbergs
Davidson
Ward
Kenden
Spithead
Hind
Lisbon
Essex
Schomberg
Downs
Friendship
Pearce
Carolina
University of Cambridge
Leicester House
Wales
Miajesty
Harry Erskine
Hudson
Barrington
East India Company
Straits
Madeira
West Indies
Mary le Bon
Yorke
Hague
Robert Plumptree
Wimple and Waddon
Cambridgeshire
Queen’s College
Sedgwick
Society For the Encouragement of Arts and Manufactures
Board of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Ludgate-street
Chivatey
Sherborne Lane
St. Mary Woolworth
Taylors
Asthpleba F
Taylor
Minster Taylors
Burystreet
St. James’s
Airey
John Keep
Henry Upon Thames
Redcross Street
Mr. Carnard
Gloucestershire
John Allen
Duke-street
Grosvenor Square
Henry Alldwin the Younger
James Ouvry the Younger
Henry Alldwin
Meff
Hermignac
Wharton
Warnford Court
Fhrogmorton Street
J. Hazard
Royal Exchange
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Hazard
Lotey
India
South Sea
Bratis
W. Bristow
St. Paul’s
N. B
Tlaland
Northumberland House
Ireland
St. Martin's Lane
Royal Exchangé
St. James's House
John
Cice
Guy Perfon
Catton-house
Lloyd’s
Lombard Street
Betsey
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Datty Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Charles Wenman
Punch House
John Grant
Tontreic
Blackwell Hall
Blackwell-Hall
Shomas Chance
Distillers Company
Vou. I
Northumberland
West India
Virginia
Biak
New Crane
Thomas Dorset
John Hutchinson
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