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Royal Gazette

June 22, 1793

Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies

PASSENGERS ARRIVED:

From Charleston, Mr. George McCauley.

On the Nancy, from Glasgow, Lieut.Walker of the 20th Regiment, Mr. Black and Mr. Ralph Galvoy.

On the William, from Halifax, Mr. William Clarkson and Mr. James Crawl.

PASSENGERS LEAVING THE ISLAND:

Alexander Donaldson, Esq. and Mr. William Cuninghame, left in June for Philadelphia.

Mr. James Dilhouse and Mr. Balmain, in the ship Jupiter, for Norfolk.

Jun 13 William Edmondstoune, St. Catherine

Jun 15 Tho. Leland Houghton, St. Tho in the East.

Jun 16 Michael McCulloch, Kingston

Jun 17 David Thomas, Kingston

Jun 18 William Smith, a free brown man, Kingston

June 10 George Leonard, Vere

" John Scott, Clarendon

MARRIED:

Falmouth, June 18 - At Martha Brae, Mr. David McConnell, of this town, merchant, to Miss Crew.

DIED:

Early on Wednesday morning, Francis Dashwood, Esq. Deputy Post Master General of this island, and in the commission of the peace for this parish. He was a few hours before his death in apparent good health, but was seized in the night with a fit of apoplexy, which shortly deprived him of life. In the department this Gentleman held under Government, he studiously endeavoured to give general satisfaction, and by his affability endeared himself to a large and respectable circle of friends and acquaintances.

At Purling Stream, in St. James, Mrs. Agnes Bryan.

Miscellaneous:

A letter from Clarendon mentions, that a melancholy accident had happened to Captain Smith, of the ship Castle Douglass, who, on his way from Salt River to Hillside Estate, was thrown from his horse against a honey comb rock, by which his skull was so severely fractured that his life is despaired of.

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His Honour the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to appoint George Bogle, Esq. Deputy Post Master General of this island, protempore, in the place of Francis Dashwood, Esquire, deceased.

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The public are hereby cautioned against two of the most accomplished swindlers that have ever appeared on this continent, Major Richard Barrington, and Susannah his wife, or whatever else she may be: he is about five feet eight inches, handsome and well made, an aquiline mole, his hair flat on his forehead, short at the ears, platted and turned up behind with a comb. His upper garment in generally the Windsor livery, a blue frock with red cape, a mixed brown coat or a green. Elegant and polite in his manners, and exceedingly plausible in his conversation. She is about five feet three inches, a handsome brunette, very ruddy, her hair generally dressed in the French West India style, and will travel occasionally with a white or black beaver hat, a green or blue riding habit. She is a native of Philadelphia, her maiden name "Budden." Since they clandestinely decamped from Charleston, evidence of signatures of forgery have made their appearances; and if their persons could be detained till matters were ascertained, by documents from England, it would be highly pleasing to the community, and particularly to the subscribers.

Henry Purcell

Adam Tunno

Julius Smith

St. Jago de la Vega, June 20 - Last week came on at the Court house the trial of Jacob Verner, for an assault committed on the person of John Sharp, by which the latter lost an eye, when he was found guilty: He will receive sentence on Saturday.

CAVEATS entered in this Office

On whose Estate/By whom entered

Jun 14 Brown, William by Eleanor Brown

Jun 15 Williams, Susannah by Sarah Fennell

Jun 15 Ashers, John by Joseph Clemetson

Jun 15 Peat, William by James Ochterlony

Jun 18 Mason, Robert by Sarah Mason

Jun 18 Canoslo, Juan by Moses Bravo

Jun 18 Nixon, Elizabeth by Francis Hall

Jun 19 Beard, John Oakley by John Bethune

Jun 20 Canoslo, Juan by Isaac Mendes Peseira

Jun 20 Canoslo, Juan by James C. Colthirst

Jun 20 Canoslo, Juan by Joseph Levien


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