William schooner wreck rescue vivid tale from Texel coast
The Courant reports the perilous stranding of the English schooner William from Liverpool to Leer. Crew took to masts as breakers rose. brave Boon and partner waded the surf to rescue a stranded seaman, earning their gratitude. The captain and another sailor swamless stayed aboard.
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Amt
Haarlem
Courant
William
Baker
Liverpool
Leer
Texel
Wiz
Sen
Martin Langeveld
Strand
M. C. Roon
Horn
M. C. Boon
Boon
Tove Finn
Price of L Lor o per Ctibed ex div 8 3 prCr
The item notes a price detail for L Lor o per cent described ex dividend with a 8 3 percent rate. It lists Cons. B2ts4 Co. for Ac and a Bale 4 per Cents ex div at 9S$.
Cabinet Council at Foreign Office and Russian fleet alert
The Courier reports a Saturday Cabinet Council at the Foreign Office with Earl Livermoor and other peers. A letter from Revel claimed a Russian fleet would sail, but government says no intelligence causes alarm and relations with Russia remain amicable and peaceful.
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Foreign Office
Earl of Livermoor
Excieguon
Viscouge Stemonts
Viscount Castlereagh
Earl Batheast
Cannino
Viscount Castienzaca
Mayor’s
Lord Catscart
St. Petersburgh
Mornisg
Revel
Russia
Rebels seize Fa ariji while Chilean action nets store sails
Official reports recount April and May progress in Upper Peru and Chile. Rebels storm Fa ariji, capital of a Potosi district, taking the town after a fierce battle and forcing Royalists to surrender. In Chile, Commander Heras claims success against Royalists and captures substantial stores and ammunition. Pending further intelligence before full confirmation. The town confirms Tattoron Thoreday arrival. Lord Wrrrworth receives him at the Castle and invests him with the Order of St Patrick.
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Ie ” Paiagens
Upper ‘Peru
Chili
Fa Ariji
Potosi
Heras
Cecame
Thorting
Wrrrworth
Order of St. Patrick
Debunking Rumors on Gold Coin and French Justice
A critique rejects a circulating report of a $d premium on new gold coins and discusses gold value and exchange conditions. It notes a French court case where Come, Connover, and Renav DIERE see reduced sentences but caution on justice. Observations touch Prussian conduct, British revenue forecasts, and naval and emigration news.
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M. M. Come
Connover
Censeur
M. Renav- Diere
Cour Royale
Correctional Tribunal of Police
Boursons
France
Comte
Donover
Massenpach
Prussia
Massennncy
Council of State
Britain’s Customs Revenue Growth in East Quarter
The piece notes vast GB commerce remains expanding despite foreign competition. Exports rose from 25 to over 50 million, and revenue shows confidence that wartime gains will secure peaceful prosperity. Strong emphasis on national arts and arms sustaining prosperity through tranquil times.
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Great Britain
Curiously Charged Embassy Report Rejected by Critics
The article critiques the embassy to Ko Tou and Amherst mission, claiming misleading charges about costs. It notes Exoys quotes that East India Company funded all embassy expenses and comments on who should bear folly or losses from the mission.
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Morying Chronicle
Ko Tou
Lord Amherst
Vansittart
Exoys
Geonce Staunton
Queen's Visit to Bath Sparks Wide Local Anticipation
Bath residents welcome the planned royal visit of Queen Victoria on Monday November 3rd, urged by Sir Henry Halford’s water salutations. A procession will greet the Queen with nobility, as two grand houses are prepared and guards of honour arranged, marking Bath’s first queenly presence since Queen Anne.
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Mediterranean
Cape Palos
Cape Cyeus
Valence
Barcelona
Reneur
Earl of
Glasgow Herald
P. Mary’s
M*grecor
Chili
Lima
Saint Marie
Callao
Colon
Portsmouth
StewAanr Manjonibanks
Robert
Aitas
Blackwall
Duke of York
Henry Torrens
Regiment of Grenadier Guards
Belfast
America
Auvugtin
Spain
Brighton
Mary AsuFrorp
Thornton
Warwick
England
Lheland
TatsBor
Bay
Holyhead
Dudélin Evening Post
H. Halford
Bath Road
Prince Regent
Henry Halford
Lyney-place
10Th Hussars
North Somerset Yeomanry
Bath
Anne
Bath Journal
Naval Intelligence terse ships and sailings report
Oct. 12 dispatches note arrivals of His Majesty ships Aten Pioneer Tibet Prometheus Hope and other vessels from Riverside to Gibraltar and Lisbon with several packets and transports. Local ports Newhaven Cowes Eastbourne and Plymouth report ships departed sunk or sailed with cargoes and crews accounted for. The Tigris frigate carried the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester aboard and arrived after a voyage from Plymouth.
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Dear
Aten
Pioneer
Rver
Rebecca
Marseilles
Effort
Cleghorn
Biz and Margaret
Seville
Findlay
Sierra Leone
Tris
Rio Jareiro
Bilbiano
Corunnas
Nautilus
Gibraltar
Hondurly Packet
Venice
Amity
Spring
New York
Sid Imogene
New Orleans
Whitby
Jamaica
PowrysmotTu
Tibet
Cherub
Africa
John Inglis
Bengal
Scipio
Hutchinson
London
Farmagutu
Eastbourne
William
Eastbourn
Hanwicn
Eclipse Picker
Hamburgh
Lady Nepean Packet
HoNanu
Nuile
Tigris
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Plymuth
Weymouth
Hops Market Hints Higher Prices in Worcester Sales
Market notes from Worcester and Southwark report brisk hops trade. Worcester sees 135 new packages weighed with prices firm to higher, including Kent Pockets at 16s 10d to 19s 1d per cwt and Canterbury bags around 15s to 28s 5d a lot. Southwark confirms brisk demand and higher rates, with Kent Pockets quoted 16s 10d to 19s, Sussex pockets around 15s to 18s 4d, and Canterbury bags selling strongly.
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Worcester
Oct
Edlore
SouTswakk
Kent
Canterbury
Sussex
Market Report From Smithfield Auctions On Oct. 13
A large supply of wheat and other grain from Essex Kent and Suffolk sold heavily but declined by 6s per quarter and most early lots remained unsold by market close. Barley and oats slipped slightly while white peas rose 4s. Prices for flour rapeseed beef veal mutton and pork were listed, with ranges shown for different lots and conditions.
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Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Heyes
Executions in Greenock After Condemnation
Bernard sd Hugh Milvogue and Patrick KE Christal await Friday death amid penitent conduct and charity remarks. Guards from Glasgow and Royal Dragoons arrive to maintain order. Prison escapee Bates still at large after cutting sacking to descend wall. Nee ham recaptured after descent. Gaoler blocks further escapes as others held. Nottingham Journal
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Greenock
Bernard Sd Hugh Milvogue
Patrick KE Christal
Frdiy
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Royal" Dragoons
Bates
Nottingham
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Duke of Wellington
Journal of Flanders
M. Letourneur de la Manche
French Republic
Lacken
Frech
Pr Bank
the Courier
Lord Sipmouth
Morning Chronicle
Providence
Jonny Bull
Bary
Naval Intelligence
Smithfieldn
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