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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 20, 1799

Page

6

Highwayman Arrested After Failed Robbery in Cambridgeshire

A suspect tied to a January Cambridgeshire robbery was brought before Alderman Perring at Guildhall after being seized in Newgate Street. Identified by witnesses, he was committed to the New Compter and remanded for Monday's examination, with Gen Tottenham expected to attend.

Fen Gentlerman Ed Rof Fae Gen Pottenhen Iin Cambridgeshire Jan Baa Eee Perring Guildral Yeserday Newgate Gen Tottenham

Obituary Notices from a London Newspaper Fragment

In Shoreditch and across London the aged, notable residents are listed. Gentlemen, merchants, clergy, and their spouses, including Mrs Delholte, Lieut. Newton, Rev Phillip Roffenhagen, and Sir John Blackwood, are recorded as dying in their 60s to 90s, with urban addresses such as Fenchurch Street, Blackheath, Bath, and Walthamstow. The notices reflect a broad cross section of society, noting titles, households, and lingering illnesses prior to death.

Shoreditch Calvest Cornep Ag Old Blackheath Wallopkins Marranf Bay Jamaica James Renny Fenchurch Street Newmdin Delholte Phillip Roffenhagen New Road Marylebone Newton Lifkin Ates Wilora P Beni Sanya Bick Regiment of Foot Royal Highnets George's Quare Edibarargh Prinlegals Bath Alex- Sole Pipi Weis Westmore- Tang Herage Phillips William E ‘Philips Een Hegy Berigal Bruce Charles Andréw Bruce Charles William Blant Bléanibhary Prescott Walthamstow Bennett James Bennett Esq Beaumont=street K. Rincay Hingis Goodwin Caroline Freee Bedford Balleileidy Downshire John. Blackwood Birt Stanheld George Stanfield Fiddhowe Hallifax Whitby Yorkshire John Mellar Dattaames Wallace Elizabeth Bette Eekield Monmouthire hn.Hansing Wverton Nese White Highmeadow Aldermanbury Sarah “Percival Nancy Borraing Couns Dé Ry George Blan Lower Bayley Kirwan Jack Ay Burrow Castle Rlboroughy 2 Hayink Rere Rey Cuthbert Ingdow Robert Gapper Fonthill Wincaistanthal Someriethhire Keyntham Emery William Melmoth Pliny Thomas Fitzelbornes Ann Felléiter Norwich

French fleet ready for sea at Brest in convoy for Ireland

Reports from Brest note 15 ships of the line prepared for sea, with 6 three-deckers, plus smaller warships at Havre and Cherbourg tripped for manning. A large convoy with stores and troops recently arrived from Bordeaux, enroute likely to Ireland, as reinforcements ordered for squadrons off Ireland and in the Channel.

Brest Havre Cherbourg Bourdeaux Ireland Trinidad Patriot Bayman London Antigua Barbadoes Grenada Portmouth Hermione Express Admiralty Puissant Plymouth le Loire Newshan Mermaid Anson P. C. Durham Tory Island Warren Worth Yarmouth Winterton Gogg South Ham Gibraltar Minorca Carthagend Cadiz Lord St. Vincent Oulas Egypt St. Vincens Keith Ficre Taft Zeae Hes

Freight Ships Impounded and Sunk Along European Coasts

A run of captured or grounded vessels from Gibraltar to Dunkirk reports numerous ships stuck on shores or seized. The Eagle Stout and Tom Gibson are listed near Gibraltar and Limerick, with cargo saved in places like Heligoland and Vogelland. Several others are carried to Dunkirk or Algeciras or left in ice near Weser.

Stout Gibraltar Fortune Sandwich London Dunkirk Little Ben Ronayne Newfoundland Portugal Teneriffe Tom Gibson Liverpool Limerick Galway Bayoo Diana Zeiche Guernsay Amsterdam Betley Peggy Arbroath Berwick Leghorn Algesiras Bremen Vogelland

Provisions of Income Act Amendments Abstract

Abstract of the Bill from the amendatory committee enlarges the return period to March 25 and requires sealed returns to the assessors with penalties for noncompliance. It tightens qualifications for commissioners, sets estate value thresholds, and assigns appeal duties to the Middlesex or county boards. It also addresses commissions for Whitehall, St. James's, and university bodies with specified academic qualifications.

England Scotland Wales Whitehall St. James’s Middlesex Court Chanecery London Oxford Cambridge Isle of Ely Cinque

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