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Dividends and city notices from Manchester to London
A long list of names and trades appears with dates in June and May from Manchester, New Malton, Bristol, London, and other places. Items include merchants, innkeepers, watchmakers, merchants, carpenters, coin dealers, and vintners. The narrative shifts to naval dispatches from Lord St. Vincent near Cadiz, with ships reinforced, and the Ardent driven ashore. Reports from Port Jackson describe convicts, rations, and payment in wheat and beer. Church figures discuss the Humane Society and philanthropy, with cautions about abuse and a brief note on the Asylum for Female Orphans. The City of London honors Lord Duncan with a sword and freedom. The fate of Count Zenobia and Papal hospitality in Siena is touched on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
J. Woodhead
A. Lane
Manchester
G. Witty
New Malton
Yorkshire
W. Hilton
J. Jackson
Okford
Smith Bradley
Bristol
John Scott
London
Winice
Will. I. Anson
Pontefract
Will. Surgey
St Martin’s Court
Hoster
David Hurt
Gosport
J. Fecster
Minchinghampton
Samuel Cafe
Fleet-fireet
Haberdather
James Carter
Malden
Essex
Samuel Bradbury
Basinghall-street
Fune
W.thompsfon
Red-Lion-St. Clerken
Barrow
If. Barrow
Norw
and. Lane
Manchest
Merch
Michael Noron
Walker
Kididerminster
Thomas Owen
James Robson
Croydon
Tho. Lediard
Rochester
Lord St. Vincent
Lisbon
Parker
Cadiz
Ardent
Yarmouth Roads
la Virginie
India
Christian
Lord Mornington
Port Jackson
Botany Bay
Archer Thompson
Humane Society
Randolph
D. of York
St. Margaret’s Westminster
Society of the Philanthropic Reform
Lord Duncan
Zenobia
Venice
Sienna
Germany