London Common Council Meets at Guildhall Posts Naval Art Monuments
A London Common Council session at Guildhall discussed a near finished historical picture honoring Admiral de Winter and Lord Nelson with portraits of officers. A design for a monument to naval victories was commissioned, and improvements for Temples Bar and Snow Hill were asked for from the House of Commons. Reports on redeeming land tax and felonious lands were approved, while measures to enforce orderly conduct passed by a large majority. The Duke of Dorset was removed as Lord Steward, and Sir Sidney Smith’s brother, Sir Spencer Smith, was noted as English ambassador at Constantinople. Charitable deeds included Scarce oxen given to the poor in Gloucestershire and proceeds from tonnage donations to Powis Castle.
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Alderman Boydell
Copley
de .Winter
Viscount Duncan
Itaé
Lord Nelson
Nile
William Staines
Morwell
Alderdam Skinner
Templesbar and
Snow-hill
House of Commosas
Committee of Ways,and Means
Feland-Ag
Alo
Lamb
Vandercum
Waithman
Te Deke
Dorset
Spencer Smith
Enelith
Constantinople
Eignior
D'Mhanner
Sidney Smith
Florenville
Simonville
Gilley Laves
Miss Tracy
Charles Hanbury ‘Tracy
Toddington
Gloucestershire
Gregory
Frome
Powis
Powis Castle
Severe season disposes victualling stores for Lisbon voyage
In the Red-house Deptford victualling offices preparations intensify to ship horses stores and provisions to Lisbon. Cavalry will embark at Perrys dock-yard Blackwall or Gravesend by month’s end or early next month amid warnings of counterfeit seven shilling pieces in circulation.
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Victualling-office
Red
Weeden
Aylesbury
William’ Keely
Moorstreet
Birminghawtdie
Ratcliffe Highway
Stratford
Essex
George . Browne
Manesty’s Lane
Liverpool
Manchester
India
Deane
Horsham
London Gazette notice of officers and bankrupts
From the London Gazette dated February 1799 a letter from Admiral Bridport to Evan Nepean transmits promotions and appointments by the Crown including Charles Arbuthnot and other officers. The notices list insolvency proceedings and dividends at Guildhall for multiple tradesmen and refiners. A fire-raising attempt at a hemp store near Irongate wharf leads to a guarded patrol and a proclaimed reward for incendiaries. the property is insured for a million.
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Lord Bridport
Evan Nepean
Gore
Triton
Thé
Brig & TC
Aneate Vie
Lone Briperty
Charles Arbuthnot
Contal
Perogal
Alexa der Cothbarn
Ovér Naxony
Hamburgh
Bremen
Lubeck
Irongate Wharf
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