King of France asks Conde to return as revolution stabilizes
A royal letter praises the French constitution and urges the Prince de Condé and other exiles to return home. It defends the new order as safeguarding nation, monarchy, and authority, while warning of consequences for resistance and calling for reconciliation and unity.
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France
Prince de Conde
Pari
Ita Arma
Extraordinary Escape At Mell Wheel
Extra of a letter from Birmingham reports a boy narrowly escaped death after falling from a rope while unloading corn at Burton Mills. He was swept by the stream and passed between a mill wheel and the boat, landing upright downstream unharmed. The father is visibly affected by the incident.
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Burton Mills
Peel
Prices and Stocks Listing Appears in Fragment
A fragmented OCR shows a dense stock and price rundown with entries for Bank Stock, South Sea Stock, India Stock, Annuities and various bonds. The text includes percentages and annotations like per Ct and per Cent, with scattered names and old dates, all incomplete and hard to interpret.
Andaman Leland account of the Andaman Mand settlement
A Bengal source describes the Andaman Mand region with its vast harbours, dangerous approach, and dense forested terrain. It notes inhabitants on the Hand shore, their nakedness and bows and arrows, scarce known vegetation and possible dyes, scarce minerals, and a few Chinese birds worth shipping, with one harbor land taken for workmen but no settlers yet, and hostile reputed natives deterring shipwreck survivors from contact.
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Andanan Mand
Bengal
Amdaman Mand
Ita N. E
Maud
Nuncowrey
Ex rate note and colonial observation from Bomatay Gazette
An 1800s style report records exchange rates and colonial details from Bomatay Gazette dated November 3. It describes savage disposItion of Apdamane inhabitants, a proposed permanent settlement, and a party led by a commanding officer at Mink Island. It notes goat and poultry stock, attempted cultivation, and a rocky ascent with a palisade fort overlooking a harbor entrance guarded by Ross Mand.
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Mink Imand
Decree Issued At Majesty's Castle Dublin 1790
A royal style notice dated the sixteenth day of April 1790 from Majesty's Castle Dublin by the Excellency's Command. It records a formal edict or order issued under royal authority in the Irish capital. The document emphasizes official control and mandates following the issued directive.
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In Majesty's Casle
Dublin
Irish Port Gossip and Dublin Notices Amidst French Refugees
In Dublin the frigate from Plymouth sails to Belfast to recruit seamen. An influx of French clerics fleeing the Revolution reaches Ireland via Holyhead and Parkgate, with mass asylum offered. Reports note a brisk demand for goods in Philadelphia and New York, and a local fair at Laggard yields high cattle prices. Local social notices include marriages, engagements, and legal amendments.
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Plymouth
Impres
Belfast
Bourdeaus
National Assembly of
France
Romith
Holyhead
Parkgate
Bourdeaux
Doblin
Ireland
Oor Pen
Dublin
Dalkey
Nombere
Mand
Graytan
Murray
America
Philadelphia
New York
Falmouth
Thomas Griffith
William of Dundee
Robert Taylor
Antigua
Laggard
Dublo
Corporation of Tailors
Hugh Craig
Cock-hill
J. Manypenney
Capel-freet
Eve- Kah Maily
Strandtreet
Robert Willer
King’s Bench
Robert Harrup
Thomas-treet
Wicklow County Land Sale Notice Around Dublin
Proposals in writing to be received by Robert Howard at 2% House No 60 Murland Square Dublin. Michael Penton of Bailixcira near Donard will then lease lands described as arable pasture and meadow in the Barony Kalbellosn Wicklow and surrounding country, with a market and 24 miles from Dublin, details and conditions in the notice.
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Lora Wiedgie
Mount Calture
Dow
Aifa
Knecknamunuion
Partat Dita
Momnain
Kalbello
Proclamation from St. James's Court in 1791
The document records a royal proclamation issued by the king at St. James's Court on March 25, 1791, marking the thirty-fifth year of the reign and concluding with a blessing for the king.
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St. James's
Proclamation on Attack in Linghagar County Wellmeath
By the lord lieutenant and council of Ireland a proclamation declares a midnight assault on William Fagan of Linghagar. Burglaries included broken windows, theft of cash and goods worth over two hundred pounds, injuries to Fagan and his household, and a promise of severe penalties for those implicated, with rewards for uncovering suspects.
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Lord Lieutenant
Council of of Ireland
Linghagar
Wellmeath
Kierna
Adaifsson
William Fagan
Tate
Iis
William Vagan
Wieden
William Fegan
William
Cael
Berg
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Canterbury
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South Sea
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Bomatay
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Liege
Imand
Ross Mand
Calrnade
Rocka Ciichy
Westmorland
Dhore
Atorefsid
Bint H
Molesworth-street
Philip Perceval
Thomas Lyons
Drumcondra
Elizabeth Kenney
Capel Arect
Calcutta
Joseph O'Halloran
Limerick
Miss Baily
Col. Baily
Ile of Angleses
Earl of
Morgan O'Connell
Cahir
Mifa Jennet Lawrie
James Lawrie
Kirk
Duarte
Bellahill
Carrickfergus
Dallway
Marriot Dailway
Donaghadee
M*minn
Wm. M’mion
Barbbane
John Evans
Laney
Duin
London
Rowal Canal
County of Wicklow
Fis Majesty
G&i
Privy Council
Royal Navy
Phrée
Wedo
Teave
God Save the King
Council
Chamberin Ds
Henry King Wall