French and Spanish naval actions and public notices
Maritime notices report captures and recaptures near Mauritius and Tamatave with vessels like Ca Ira L Elizabeth L Esperance and garland transfers. Royal proclamations name John Harrison as navy victualling commissioner and elections for Gatton and Midshall MPs, with a long list of bankruptcy notices and tradespeople listed by town and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauritius
Foul-Point
Ashift
Cape
Ca Ira
Foul Point
Tamatave
Madagacar
Garland
L’esperance
Madagascar
France
Buenos Aires
L. M‘lean
H. C. Christian
Whitehall
John Harrison
Crown Office
Walter Stirling
Gatton
John Heathcote
John Simpson
Midshall
Mitchell
Christopher Hawkins
Listed trades and notable deaths from a Norfolk to London notice
The document records multiple June and May entries for tradesmen in Norfolk and London, including masiter une 4, cabinet maker, silver buckle maker, and Bristol merchants. It also lists a sermon at St George’s Chapel Windsor, disembodiments of Scots Fencibles across Scotland, a found woman’s body in the New River, funeral processions at Richmond, canal embankment breaches near Birmingham, livestock show prizes, a cottage fire, and obituaries across Britain including Sir William Dunbar’s family, Archibald Laird, Mrs Baillie, John Bloomfield, Rev Gerrison, and Lord Nelson’s relative Maurice Suckling Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Girling
West Rudham
Norfolk
T. Soedebergh
Totenham Court Road
T. Kirkham
Chapel-street
Pentonville
T. Harris
J. Price
Bristol
W. Spendlow
Spalding
Lincoln
Draper
Augusta
Elizabeth
Sophia
St. Géorge’s Chapel
Windsor
Luke
Angus
Peterhead
Argyleshire
Dundee
Breadalbane
Fort George
Paisley
Wet Lowland
Muffelburgh
Northern
Kirkaldy
Rosshire
Alloa
Southern
Linlithgow
Sutherland
Strafpey
Stirling
Caithness Legion
Aberdeen
Rothsay
Caithness
Batt
New River
St. John’s Street
Goswell-street
Clerkeriwell
Warwick Canal
Taylor
Bordesley
Birmingham
East Riding of Yorkshire Agricultural Society
Driffield
Liming
Wakerley
Northamptonshire
St. John's Hill
Keith Dunbar
William Dunbar
Durn
Sesfion
Greenock
Archibald Laird
Rothnick
Fettereffe
Scotland
Longmuir
St. George’s Row
Hyde Park Corner
William Troughton
129Th Regiment of Foot
Cornelius van Mildert
Newington- Place
Surrey
Melle Stain-House
Edinburgh
Baillie
George Baillie
Jerriswood
Mallow
John Bloomfield
Bloomfield-lodge
Leicester
John Howard
Samuel Haw
Great Yarmouth
Brompton-row
Charles Fielding Ward
Gray’s-inn
Stamford-hill
Mary Craven
John Craven
Goodman’s Fields
Deaths at Hemingford Abbots and Nearby Parishes
Obituary notices list deaths across Bedfordshire and London areas. Includes Major Thomas Ogilvie, 61, formerly of the Essex Fencible Regiment in Ireland. Rev Ezekial Rouse, vicar of Clophill and Polnxhill, aged unknown. Mrs M Harding of Brompton, 87. Charles Williams, Westminster door-keeper at St. Stephen’s House of Commons. William Fanks of Pidmore near Stourbridge, 77. Mr Richards, eminent brewer of Camphill near Birmingham. Lieut Col William Mackintosh long serving in East India Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford Abbots
Hunting
Thomas Ogilvie
Essex Fencible Regiment of Foot
Ireland
Ezekial Rouse
Clophill
Polnxhill
Bedfordshire
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Brompton
M. Harding
St. Margaret's Church
St. Margaret's Church-yard
Westminster
Charles Williams
House of Commons
William. Fanks
Pidmore
Stourbridge
Camphill
Birmingham
Richards
William Mackintoth
East India
Letter from Nelson to Governor of Bombay on Alexandria operations
Admiral Nelson reports from the Vanguard near Alexandria describing a 40 000-man French force landed July 1 and marching to Catto, with several ships lost or escaping. He cites Buonaparte's plans for Suez and Damietta, notes French at Rosetta, and asserts British control of the Nile approaches. He mentions his head wound, his wish to hold position, and vows to resist Buonaparte and protect India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Nelson
Bombay
Mouth of the Nile
Egypt
Baldwin
Alexandaria
C. Xe
Alexandria
Catto
Buonaparte
Ipeak
Suez
Damietta
India
Genoa
Nile
Rosetta
Buonas Parte
C. Ati
Cairo
Horatio Nelson
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W. Ford
St. Thomas the Apostle
Devonshire
Globe Tavern
Exeter
R. Bagley
Mortlake
Surry
Guildhall
London
S. Parks
Oldbury
Worcestershire
R. Willcocks
Red-lion-street
Clerkenwell
G. Lempriere
City of London
W. Dart
Basinghall-street
T. Harrison
Southwark
J.marshall
Gretabridge
Yorkhire
R. Popple
Green-street
Chelsea
Middlesex
Qure
J. Reilly
Stafford-street
Hanover
Stafford Mire Warehouseman
J. Hall
Margate
Kent
A. Partridge
W. Life
Friday-treet
cRich
J. Heapy
Aldermanbury
J. Rich
Jackeelb-ball Fates
R. Sanddick
Waupley
Farington
York
Golden Lion
Whitby
R. Watson
New Matton
Black Swan Inn
W. Rideout
Manchester
Fuftian Manufacurer
Deansgate
Kirton
Gray
Red Lion-street
Carpenter
Seipertate Age S
Hall
Dover-place
Kent-road
Master-Mariner
T. Jones
Dudley
Worcester
Grocer
Dudley Arms Inn
J. Jackson
Henry Barlow
T, Rooksby
Chatham
Linen-Draper