Russia and Britain clash over ships and policy
The piece argues that Russia’s aggrandizement is curbed by Britain’s power and warns against arming friends of Russia. It notes Admiral Greig’s British birth and service, promotions in France, and shifts in American diplomacy with Mr. Adams. It also covers Berlin royal movements, Spanish armament, emigration plans from Ireland, a London mummy event, and medical uses of mummies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Constantinople
Mahomet
le Comte de Bougainville
D'Arbonde de Jongue
Marie
le Marquis de Nieul
le Marquis de Bouille
le Marquis de la Fayerte
America
Adams
American States
Portsmouth
Berlin
Portsdam
Barbary
Gibraltar
Spain
France
Baltic
England
Neglec
Scotland
Spey
Metropolis
Ireland
Alexander
Pinkerton
Londonderry
John Symmons
Grosvenor-house
Bristol
H. Brown
Booxseelrer
Quay- Street
Great Britain
Lowther
Reforms in Scotland and Crime News Across London
Readers recall Sheridan’s House of Commons bid for reform last session. Dunas opposes it, while Cambridge reports a fatal gang attack and a coroner’s inquest verdict of wilful murder. The Worcester deanery seat, Lindridge, and Dr Jennings’s charity are noted, alongside a London Quarter Session on lottery clerks and a Great Seal dispensation for Charles Coates. Market rates and bond figures conclude with Irish tickets and stock quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Lindridge
Tenbury
Jennings
Worcester
Dr. Jennings
London
Guildhall
House of Correction
Charles Coates
Preston
Dorset
Ormington
Ringstead
Bath 1788 Laura Place cornerstone and trials at Taunton
Reports detail foundation stone laid at Bath for Laura Place and Bathwick expansion. Mentions Mr Alexander’s acquittal, Pulteney’s town plan, and networks of builders. Includes Taunton county sessions with multiple colonial era theft and transportation outcomes, plus a drowning accident near Plymouth and a clergy suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Luton
Kingswood
Alexander
Ireland
South
America
Bristol
Bath
Laura- Place
Bathwick
Spring Gardens
Pulteney
Bear Inn
Laura Piracy
Henrietta Laura Pulteney
William Pulteney
Baldwin
Worcester
Saturda
County of
Somerset
Taunton
John Robins
John Atwood
Mr. Bell
Cornelius Broad
Twerton
Exeter
Thomas Langdon
Robert Hix
James Liverthorn
Wm. Trask
Thomas Hill
Ash-wood Forest
Devon
John Sedgebeer
James *Tallard
Joseph Dunn
John Roberts
Wm. Roberts
James Sager
John Lewis
John Ballett
Wm. Lewis
Wm. Milton
Job Stokes
Elizabeth Harwood
Wm. Sage
William Norris
John Brown
King’s Weston
County of Glamorgan
William Richard
Thomas David
Languie
David Davies
Tho. Collinson
Sarah Rees
Guildhall
Henry Browne
John Ryan
Wm. Brooks
Henry Reed
Thomas Love
Mr. Davis
Abergwilly
Carmarthen
Richard Avery
John Small
Plymouth
Mothercombe
Avery
Ichiteet
City Fur
Time of High Water at Baker Street
Fragmentary OCR notes list high water times for Baker Street across days Sunday through Thursday. Entries include vague indicators like 6 minutes after 6 and odd codes such as a0 Monday and 42 887 z Wednesday, with later references 3h 97 EY59 3 Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Ellesmere
Wrexham
White-lion Inn
Chester
Holyhead
Parkgate
Liverpool
Manchester
Bath
Bristol
T. Sidebotham
J. Price
N. B
Ireland
Samuel Rogers
Bitton
Brunswick
London
Trinitya Street
Europe
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Pope’s Head and Pelican Inn
St. Thomastreet
Monxpay
John Cherry
Ioneer
Cirencester
William Lucas
John Hoskins
James Brooks
Marsham-street
Westminster
Bowdler
Hoskins
William Beach
Meffrs
Hoares
Fleet-street
Michael Hicks
John Hollings
Forster
Lubbock, Bosanquet and Co
Peter Leverfage
T. Stevens
Hooper
Messrs, Sam. Rogers & Co
Temple
Holy-Cross
Corporation of Bristol
Jj. C
Coriece-Street
Basktol
Gimcrack
High- Flyer
Sweetbrier
Banker
Dommers
Amphion
Theatre-Royal
Inkle
Yarico
Hay- Market
Dreffes
Wordsworth
Christopher Curry
Bliffett
Incledon
Rowbotham
Fox
Egan
Bloomfield
Bristow
Summers
Sandford
Gradus
Ward
Mrs Doyley
Miss Summers
Charlotte Miss Sharrock
Michel
Walker
Lane
Goldsmith’s Hall
Chester and
Corn Street
Chichester
Atheck
Salisbury
Oxford
Lonon
Bridgwater
Birmingham
Glocester
Sheffield
Haberdashery
T Wornell and Co
Haberdashers
T. Rows
Buckingham
Wiltshire
T. Wornell and Co
Bristol Bridge
Bank of Merirs Vaticyans and Company
Thomas Symons
C. John Evans and Co. A
Wine Street
Bee Hive
Orleans
Horwexts
Lord Macleod
Bishop of
Landaff
Stonhouse
Campbell
Sherlock
Muirhead
Coote
Donaldson
Annington
Minshull
Rush
Smith
Douglas
Clark
Kemp
Shaw
Vansittart
Blackwood
Harris
Gossip
Bell
Bee
Barry
Buxton
Holt
Mr. Cray
Cox
Miss Recbard
Miss Parry
Harrington
Wharton
Barnett
Jackson
Packe
Northey
Miss Mendez
Miss Wotton
Miss Smith
John
Lady Bridges
Richard Baffet
Admiral Affleck
Gov. Irwin
Major Montgomery
Tockington
Payne
Brifled
Reynelt
Eaton
Simpson
Whalley
Scott
Taylor
Green
Blunt
Thomas
Fothergill
Affleck
Spilsbury
Digby
Moiloy
Innes
Nares
Buckner
Phipps
Collier
Baker
Barham
Thompson
Biddulph
Andrews
Letten
Newfoundland
Dove
Parker
Newfoundand
Phillips
Morris
Southampton
Cooper
Polly
Heay
Bideford
Phenix
Diamond
Swansea
Moderator
Jones
Newport
Elizabeth
Marey
Lymington
Chard
Honnywell
Kidwelly
Carmarthenshire
John Hoskyns
Mary Baskerville
Mamilad
Monmouthshire
James Morgan
Mary Phillips
Fe’nnight
Church of England
Pope
Paul
Wm. Woolly
Corfton
Caple
D Caple
Crossway-green
Chepslow
Jeffery
Queen’s Head Inn
Redcliff-street
James Alexander
Wesley
Irish Mails
Due
Bkr Stol
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