Turbay observations on manners and policy debated in London
A dense, late 18th century style piece discusses moral and sartorial reform, urging nobility to set a prudent example, condemning vanity, and analyzing how fashion and wealth affect public virtue. It quotes Royal Highness influence and emphasizes restraint and proper use of riches. It then shifts to maritime dispatches from Torbay and Plymouth noting enemy movements and fleet dispositions, with praise for Rear Admiral Kempenfelt and comments on cattle markets and government controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detter
Neilly
Hrain
Hutbandellen
Agathesat Gahe Galeere
Lund
Annagh Pian
London
Royal George
Torbay
Hathem
Scilly
Vefe
Ufbant
Channel
Mamaip
Uthant
Falcouth
Sa Thit
Kempenfelt
Finobu Roliaecount
Plymouth
Darby
Comraétor
Toray
Farner
Admiral Darby
Naitka
Jamaica
Liverpool
Dude Ag
New London
Extract of a Letter from Harwich 1781 naval news and storms
Long excerpt from Baweener Dublin Journal detailing British naval movements off Harwich including several ships and frigates, privateers actions near Goree Island, a French privateer capture by the Mercury, weather shocks from Faenza and Douglas with floods, a court martial in Yarmouth over an American prisoner escape, and assorted Irish notices about naval and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Barwick
Quay
Coeys
Keith Stewart
Nore
North Sea
Lefe
Latona
Cleopatra
Tols
Myrinidon
Bellona
Fortitude
Berwick
Liberty
Prince of
Mercury
Faenza
Tuwa
James
Ditto
Dobyns
Hants
Booth
Miles
Hulme
France
Rateal
Payne
Yoames
Soames
Halira
Erwards
Rustalt
Public notices and crimes from a late 18th century Dublin issue
A turbulent page reports a house burglary where a servant and accomplices tried to seize valuables, a goldsmiths corps inspection by the Right Hon. the Earl of Charlemont, and further crime news. It also notes ship movements, violence from a funeral party, and dispatches from Chester and Dublin about naval threats, privateers, and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthalseas
Boddy
Wicklow
Chri
Mr. Conolly
Newry Legion
Andrew Thomipson
Newry Rangers
Doko Pollock
Chain
Rf Conway
Ae Jam
Barber
Rathiriland Volunteers
Wil, Gordon
Celbridge Volunteers
Lava Bell
Newry Fentibles
Perditt
Light Dragoons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tursbay
Perersonbayy
Leta
Peterburgh
Force Baueener
The
Dublin Journal
Douglas
Holland
Germany
Yarmouth
Huntington Regiment
Old Ann
New Ann
India
Prem
Cork
Ais
Liver
Limerick
Agger
Sis Poiders
Dunkirk
Patrick Dowling
Baltimore
Dowling
Tre
Arad
Waterford
Galway
Care
Port Royal
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Meffes
St. Georgie
Carnevale
Ireland
Ces
Smockalley
Signor Carnevale
Faris
Monsieur Laurant
Rom
Paole
Fleury
Obry
Madamoiselle le Eclere
Fame ‘Theatre
Sealy
Signora Castini
Bignes Ulbani
Firth
Sig. Viscardino
Moor-fred
Augutarf
Leeward Wands
Kinsale
Currie
Bringl
Lancater
Glasgow
Drury-lane
St. Bradget’s
Jone Perfine
Ibis
Villanty Ahieves
Watchaiga
Che Wichman I
Cope
Sunnday
Met Righty
Goldfnithy
Charlemisut
Unir
Bea
Dublin Volunteers
Andrew Doyle
Michael Byrne
Cark
Patrick Byrne
Hackedtown
Wald
Villa
Trewara
Hammond-lane
Kelly
Lind ‘Leutenant
Chester
Gay
Parkgate
Bilis
Rathins
Chesters
Dubao
Furth
Cardigan Bay
Pat, Dowling
Willian
Win
Flulley
Mater
Ron
Bristol
Laverpool
Mell. Griffith
Jeff, Edwards, &c
Mr. W
Yoor
Thomas Simmons
N. Geoghegan
Curl
Movin
Peter Chester
Garefon
Arend Cove
Chasletown
South Carolin
England
Gibraltar
Aciual Rodney
Greece
Edinburgh
Leir
Shetland
Amterdam
Belton
Bocol
Leith Roads
Guernsey
Zabeth
Porto
Stretton
Young Juha
Maken
Memel
Iitto
Baenstina
Christian
Fran Chedtiantound
Lvals the
Favourte
Ledbery
Fruny Dancaick
P Ath
Liverpol
Kurt
King-Qreet
Stephen's-sreen
Mercer
Julice Beckford
Kathtarabany
Buwura Brac Sey
Kilnaiaham
Russia
Kamel Hake
Asia
Lund Bei
Joe Dime
Grovid
Droghida
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