King’s ill health prompts cautious diet amid European war talk
The king’s physicians report alarming symptoms and a persistent ailment, with Mr. Dundas and the apothecaries at Richmond staying with him through the night. The Prince of Wales was seen at Kew with the King as foreign affairs unfold, while dispatches from Vienna and Berlin hint at renewed continental conflict and possible Danish troop movements near Copenhagen.
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Fragmented notices crown tragic events and capitulations
A long column of varied items includes a lay funeral and transfer of remains for I Magen to Marquis of Burkingtain family burial place, court notices about Mrs. Jordan and Drury-Lavé Theatre finances, crimes with vitriol, suicides, a fire at Rose Inn, and a series of obituaries and attestations from Bristol and Helsinbourgh. The text mixes sensational crime, domestic misfortunes, capitulation terms near Ottoman siege, and a roster of deaths and appointments across England and Ireland.
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Danish Surrender After Skirmish Near Adewalla
The report says 6 to 700 British troops were surrounded by Danish forces near Adewalla after defending for 45 minutes. Danish artillery and troops reportedly forced the surrender, with twelve casualties killed and sixty wounded among the British. Danes claim no harm to noncombatants and say they act only against armed supporters of the King.
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Remarkable harvest from Ditchling garden potato patch
In Lewis on October 20 a single potato plant from Mrs Norman's garden at Ditchling yielded 675 potatoes. The harvest filled 23 gallons and weighed 176 pounds, a striking home-garden record.
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Benign Restor of Macomb Collects Tithe Tale
IreLan D Dustin visits a farmer near Mount Aughrim to value tythes. The farmer invites the Doctor into a cabin and presents ten sons, asking him to take the youngest as the tithe. The Doctor accepts, hoping to provide for the child, as he already has several at home.
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Sketch of a Bill to Aid Unfortunate Debtors
A historical note on a proposed bill to aid debtors and curb harsh creditor practices. The piece critiques French punitive measures and describes a plan by a Western county figure to allow magisterial seizure of a debtor’s property under oath to satisfy creditors, with penalties for deceit and felonious charges.
Oriental Vegetable Cordial Credited For Cure In Lancaster
William Slatters of Skerton swears before Mayor John Houseman that after suffering severe bowels pain for days and trying doctors, the Oriental Cordial by B Cornwell of Hanover Square eased his condition with a half glass per hour, restoring his health. The affidavit aims to promote the cordial’s merit and aid the inventor, with the claim sworn on the 28th day of January.
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Prussian Movements and Baltic News Across Europe
Friday and Saturday reports from London note Prussian troop readiness under Prince Frederick of Brunswick, Swedish and Danish maneuvers in Scania, and the Danes’ guarded actions near Adewalla. Letters from Dublin mention Abdou Hamel’s death and a 71 year old grand vizier figure. Also covered are East India news, royal health, sugar price slips, and a banker’s sudden death at Lombard Street.
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