War rumors and Russian mobilization on the Baltic front
The report traces Russian preparations in Mingrelia and Georgia, with news of mobilization and fortresses held by Russia. It notes dispatches from St. Petersburg, the Princess Regent of Mingrelia in Petrograd, and widespread coastal and Baltic affairs. It mentions Sweden’s past power, Turkish diplomacy, and Servian negotiations, with arrivals from Gatienburgh and Cadiz indicating ongoing conflicts.
War News From Gottenburgh and Leipsic Dispatches
The morning mail reports warlike intelligence from Gottenburgh with no new facts. Talks between Buonaparte and European rulers were anticipated at Leipsic, while Dresden readied French troops. Reports detail sieges and naval actions near Sicily with English gunboats and legionaries opposing the invaders. The Emperor of Austria is expected at Beatin as fortifications at Torgau are repaired. Negotiations between Britain, Stockholm, and St Petersburg continue, including cargo disputes at Carlshamy and possible gratuitous licences for removal of goods to lawful markets.
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Anholt
Pos
Baltic
Russia
France
Carlshim
Premattre
Porport
Gottenburgh
Chris
Yantade
Carlscona
Petersburgh
Novogorod
Jamburg
Kostromay Ai
Georgia
Tar Grain, &c
Tormasson
Koch
Gouenburgh
Sweden
Sahe
Poland
Vienna
Copenhagen
Strees
Powerse
Charles XI
Rassis
Moldavia
Wallachia
Buonaparte
Schumlag Agghong
Bosnia
Senate
Yestersty
M. Heylineer
Foreign Office
St. Petersburgh
Lady Nepean
Thornton
Gatienburgh
Alexandria
Cadia
Valencia
Leipsic
Prussia
Austria
Dresden
Monitenrs
Stanist
Peninsula
Napoleon
Paris
Porte
Joseph Buonaparte
Madrid
Arum
Narves
Mancu
Scaledta
Sicily
Meleto
Angeles
Luirzig
Manca
Torgau
Beatin
Geb
Carlshamy
Prince Regent Knighthoods and Official Appointments
From the London Gazette His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has knighted Humphry Davy Samuel Toller and George Eyre. He also appointed Henry Viscount Sidmouth as Lord President of the Privy Council and approved Joaquim Indrate as Consul-Assistant for the price Regent of Portugal in London.
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Henry Viscount Sidmouth
Humphry Davy
Royal Society
Royal Insitution and Board of Agriculture
F. R
Samuel Toller
George Eyre
Capra
Royal Navy
Prince Regent
Joaquim Indrate
Price
Portugal
London
Military Promotions and Deaths Note 1852 Record
The notice lists promotions in the Office of Ordnance with a Captain Thomas Cooley and a Lieutenant George Collyer, dated March 5 and April 8 respectively. It also references four deceased individuals and various ranks within the Rotary Artificers corps, with dates marked as 1612 and 162%.
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Garpa
Royal Engineered Secod
Thomas Cooley
Vhe Wade
George Collyer
Tadas Vies Qolby
Ees
Dovvanes
Corps of
Rotary Artificers
Richard Vote
Dade Lecucenant
Marriages and Obituaries From Kilgoblin to Camden Street
Notices report two marriages at St Andrews and Portland Ava Miss Fentrell of Camden Street along with a church wedding for Miss Sophia Queade daughter of Rev H Queade Kilgoblin died in Harcourt street Mrs Cartland wife of Brian Cartland and sister to Sir Michael Smith Bert and the death of Mrs Dunn aged 67 in Fishandle-tired area all dated mid March local church notices reflect community life and figures.
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St. Andrew's Church
John Cowen
Misaotair
W. T. Meyter
Portland-greet
Ron’ Féntrell
Camden-street
Adjss
Sophia Queade
Daggb‘ger
H. Queade
Kilgoblin
Harcourt-street
Cartland
Bhiane Cartland
Hay
Michael Smith
Dunn
Average price of Muscovado sugar from April 11 returns
A historical market notice lists average Muscovado sugar prices per hundred weight for the work ending April 11, 1724, noting figures in pence or shillings and detailing various stock and loan rates such as Grand Canal and City Roads bonds. The excerpt includes multiple 4 to 5 percent rates and references to government debentures and treasury bills.
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Dpr Ci
Treasury
t.Hec
Dpar
Great ‘Grisnia
Coan
Gaasy
Maar
Frova
Dublin
Belfaat
Clare
Cork
Drogheda
Dundalk
Ennis
Galway
Kinsale
Limerick
Newry
Ross
Bligug -Serersoe
Waterford
Go Werford
Youghal
Parliament Debates Abolition of Offices in Reversion
Debates on a bill to suspend granting offices in reversion and pursue abolition. Lords discuss Crown influence, economic impact, and potential reforms while the bill faces amendment and committee passage. The debate weighs the political costs against public economy and constitutional effects.
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Riday
Earl
Earl of Laupepnars
Robert Walpole
Earl of Dauney
Grosvenor
Earl Gary
Lauderdale
Isulf
Earl of
Liegaporl
Lord Chatham
Duke of Argyll
Political Debate Over Local Taxation and Officers
A fragmentary report recalls a heated session with speakers including Sir J. Montgomery Mr Papire and Lord Folkstone. Discussants questioned duties of officers, taxation timing, and pending financial actions while debate stalled on unresolved provisions.
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Archie
Tages. Org
Astronet
Hameyers
J. Montgomery
Mr. Papire
Quarantine Orders Against Incoming Ships and Vessels
The Privy Council enacts quarantine powers for ships and crews arriving with potential infectious diseases. Ships from Havana, Cuba, or with ties to the Caribbean must anchor at designated sites and undergo health examinations before entering port within the kingdom and associated Isles. Government officials oversee enforcement across customs, treasury, and naval authorities.
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London
Whitehall
Jesty
Privy Council
Yemel
Wensela
Ktajerty
London Gazette
Hawanbah
Delaware
United States of America
Hayanhaly
Cuba
Isles
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderory
Sark
Vian
His Majesty’s Treasury
Great Britain
Cirque
Sively
Printing House Credit Line Note at Parliament Street
Printed for the proprietor by M. Hodges at 15 Parliament Street, indicating the publisher and address line for a period newspaper or pamphlet imprint.
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Prophieitor
M. Hodges
Parliament Street
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