Moon rainbow over Agincourt and stray thunder tolls
In a private note from St Omers a moon rainbow over Agincourt is described alongside reflections on national levity and gloom. Other items report wrecks in Norfolk and Bungay, a bolt killing cattle near Lowestoft, and a violent attack at an alehouse tied to a disturbed man. The piece also mentions the Spanish fleet’s return from Algiers, currency prices in bank stock markets, and atmospheric disturbances causing damage and subscriptions for losses.
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S.new Treasury
Madras
Bona Vista
Hartwell
India Company
Belvidere
M. de Langara
Algiers
St. Omers
Agincourt
Bug
Commodore Phillips
Botany-bay
Norfolk
Bungay
Lowestoft
Aylesbury Street
Justice Blackborough
Budewell
Shipping registers restricted after September deadline
Public notice warns no new ship registers will be granted without capres orders from the Commissioners of the Customs, except for specified vessel types or situations. The report also covers varied local items from royal celebrations and clerical appointments to court actions, crimes, and transport news in the city.
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Bath
Nath. Bayly
Attorrey
Green-street
ikSz
Jer. Osborne
Stoke’s Croft
Bristol
Ohn Bayly
Cardiff
Swansea
Carmarthen
Milford-Haven
Matilcoaceh
Pll
London
Haverfordwest
Milford Haven
Royal Pacqusts
Waterford
Church
New Passlage-Inn
Bradley
Angel-Inn
Nott
Neath
Calvert
JONES
Red-Lion
Palmer
Noah’s Ark
Brangwithnoar
Owens
Waterford-Pacquet
Capres
Iion
Customs
Royal
the Prince of Wales
John Collinson
Long Ashton
Filton
Whitchurch
Somerset
John Hugh Smyth
Bart
John Gore
Edward Gore
Elgis
Justice Buller
St. George’s Church
Glocestershire
James Johnson
Langford
Berks
Davis
Henry Davis
Wharsday
St. John’s Church
Mr. King
Christmas-street
Mills Squire
Squire
Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Theatre-Royal
Bawden
Castle- Green
Milford
Palmen
Notice on illegality of refusing gold and currency effects
A Bristol citizen reports that authority has acknowledged the illegality of refusing upright weight gold. The letter argues the folly of withholding gold since rejected coins move to London where the Bank of England reportedly pays no more, and then currency is driven lower locally.
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Styx
Sieur Borowlaski
Bristol
Brittel
Sete
London
Bank of Engl
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Neel
John Goodrich
Clifton
Coorer’s
King-Street
R. Long
J. Long
Herschel
Long
Birmingham
Glocester
Tewkesbury
Worthester
White Lion
Broadtreet
Hart
Weeks
Poston
Copeland
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Manchester
Liverpool
Harri’s Hotel
Bush Inn
Cornfreet
Chichester
Portsmouth
Salisbury
Cirencester
Oxford
Bridgwater
Saunton
Exeter
Worcester
Shrewbury
Shefherd
Old Passage
England
Cornstreet
White Art-Inn
Broad-street
N.B
Bread-street
Bell Savage
Ludgate-hill
Warte- Hart-Inn
Breadtreet
Post-Co&ch
Pope’s Head and Pelican Inn and Tavern
St. Thomas Street
Joseph Pope
Bristol Bridge
St. Paul’s
Exchange
Stength
Goth
J. Bonbonous
Savanna la Mar
Black River
Jamatica
Rodney
John Luscomb
John Maxse
Bristol-Hotwells
Forrman
George Foreman
Frudhall
Cocking
the Hotwells
Day
Richardson
Vanbrugh
Hamilton
Newport
Miss Maddison
Fox
Miss Preston
Miss Annington
Miss Dawson
Fluker
Bolton
Dawson
Graham
Ryan
Guille
Spiller
D&c
Britannia Yacht
Crosby
Cork
Gratis
Berg
Longfound
Hoffnung
Corfe
Stockholm
Maria
Inglis
St. Vincents
Ciscordia
Beffefen
Christiana
Minerva
Whelan
Dublin
Warren
Hodgson
Seward Islands
Ann
Nicholls
Nevis
Active
Withenberg
Elizabeth
Martin
Guernsey
Run
Grave
Piscataqua
Barbadoes
Cape de Verds
Good Friends
Cromer
Malaga
Traveller
Holisley
Petersburgh
Morant
Aitkin
St. Kitt's
Jamaica
Croshbie
Fields
Memel
Sailen
Jenny
Europa
Nancy
Nicholas
Phoenix
Diamond
Swantea
Recovery
Saunders
Falmouth
Hopewell
Cardigan
Hazard
Allen
Speedy
Lewis
Newton
Pollard
Aberthaw
Pook
Wall
America
Ireland
Bristol Sailing Society
Portishead Point
Shaw
Prince of Wales
St. Mary Redcliff
Jailice Org
John Twycross
Cruttwell
Bath Chronicle
Faro
Bowers
Faro Tables
Twycross
Fust
James Tranter
Mr. Wild
John Robins
Robins
Hillier and
Bush
Traneter
John Atwood
James Bell
John Giles
Bell
George Lawrence
Priston
Bath Market
Englishcombe Lane
Toth
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