Sunways and Tursday Posts From the London Gazette
The London Gazette items report the Emperor recovering, Turk incursions in Wallachia, Potemkin in Moldavia, and new Treasurers of the Exchequer named including Pitt and Elliot. Also notes on naval movements, French Guards mutiny, Bastille demolition, Paris conspiracy, and various legal notices, executions, marriages, and appointments.
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S & Tursday
London Gazette
Vienna
Germany
Haddick Mill
Weiskirchen
Prince of
Riminik
Wallachia
Moldavia
Prince Potemkin
Yally
WatteEnaLt
William Pitt
Edward James Elliot
Richard Earl of
John Jefferies Pratt
Viscount Bayham
Henry Bathurs
Lord Apsley
Exchequer
East India Company Bill Authorized to Borrow Funds
The House of Commons considered a Lords amendment to a bill that would empower the East India Company to borrow money by enlarging its capital stock. The amendment barred guardians from buying stock for their wards. The Commons agreed to the amendment and sent word to the Lords via Mr. Gilbert that they accepted it.
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Gannon
National Assembly
States-General
Duke of
Orleans
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Paris
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Denoument
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India
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Fisher
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Worcester
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J. Wilks
John Flemming
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Wm. Hill
Nixon
Hannah Corbrigg
Ireland
Commons
Gilbert
Lords
Royal Family Cruise And Political Stirrings Abroad
London August 8 news recounts the royal party boarding the Southampton and Magnificent for a pleasant channel cruise. Reports flag Armistice talks between the Emperor and Turks, pending French mediation, plus promotions for Lord Weymouth and other noble appointments in Jamaica and York.
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Royal Family
Southampton
Channel
Magnificent
Lord Chesterfield
Strines
Onslow
The
House of Commons
Pitt
France
Lord Weymouth
Sampson Eardley
Lord Clanricarde
Earl of Effingham
Jamaica
Lord Effingham
Corporation of the
City of York
Bath man dies after stepping ashore near home
The report notes a man named William Veale of Trevuyer near Penzance Cornwall died while setting his foot on shore in the arms of friends supporting him, close to his house in Bath. The account references other port details on the following pages.
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Bath
William Veale
Trevuyer
Penzance
Cornwall
Haymans Marchants Drops Widely Praised
Edinburgh notices report Ricarts of Carriston Forfar and his brother were relieved from a painful eruption on face and body after using Haymans Marchants Drops. Information available from Mr William Rait a Dundee druggist. Remedy sold at five shillings sixpence per bottle with proprietor address J Hayman Golden Square engraved on stamp across Great Britain.
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Edinburgh
Messrs
Ricarts
Carriston
Forfar
Marchant
William Rait
Dundee
J. Hayman
Golden Square
Great- Britain
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