Shipping loss near Dublin sparks sea tale and ads
Dublin news item recalls a ship laden with salt from France driven off by a gale and lost, with many hands aboard. It adds public notices and advertisements for books, a horse found near Power’s Court Park, deserters from a regiment, and various medical and church related notices from Dublin and Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
France
Chester Water
Pis
The
Edward Walpole
George Grierson
Essex-street
Kinchurch
Glosterhire
Wiliam Jones
John Sadler
Capt
Robert Johnston
Jones
Wafit
Herefordire
Sadler
Farrington
Berkshire
Tulamore
Athlone
Simon Sandys
Printed Twice Weekly Newspaper Offers Subscriptions and Rates
An advertisement proposes sending papers to subscribers at Imo Crowns per year payable quarterly and post free to the country. It notes the paper is printed twice weekly on Tuesday and Saturday and promises carefully collected content from newer issues and other notices.
Printed by I GO W A N at the Spinning-Wheel
The notice states printing work is done reasonably at Back Lane by I GO W A N, referencing the Spinning-Wheel print shop.
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Sion Sandys
Edinburgh
Alexander Moura P. A
Charles Alstot P. B. Ro
Pr. Simpl
Herman Boerbaave
Antdiew St. Cair
Foltz Rutherfoord
Boeerbaave
Janes
Andrew Plummer
Med
Chem
R. Prideaux
N. B
Arch
T.he
Dawson-street
Charles Ford
Jorbua Dawson
Francis. Cope
Mr. Lingen
Dublin Castle