Remnant of a British Patriot Address on National Duty
The passage urges Britons to defend religion morality and good government amid threats to Europe and to uphold the British Constitution. It cautions against impostor patriots and urges support for genuine national welfare while condemning sedition and hollow zeal. It presents a call to act lawfully to support rightful government and judge leaders by their deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tyros Rutulufve
Churchman
Difsenter
Prussia gains prestige amid European diplomacy notes
In a Monday report officials map shifts as Dantzic and Thorn potential cession to Prussia loom, while the Margrave of Anspach’s principality moves under Prussian rule with an 800,000 rix dollar pension. Fox faces Empress's disfavor amid past missteps. Burke returns from Margate as wheat harvest continues across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Masesty
Fawkener
Petersburgh
Dantzic
Thorn
Prussia
Bischerswerper
France
National Assembly
Anspach
House of Brandenburgh
Fan
Margraviate
Fox
Great Britain
Charles
Burke
Margate
Herts
Bucks
Berkshire
Oxford
Middlesex
Surry
Kent
Peace Treaty News Reaches Whitehall From Petersbourg
Morning dispatches from Mr. Fawkener reveal outlines of a peace treaty with the Turks conveyed to the Secretary of State at Whitehall. Lord Grenville informs the Rufian Company governor that trade may resume normally, without fear of interruption, following Lindsay’s report of Petersbourg negotiations. Notices were sent to Windsor, Scarborough, Croydon, Goodwood, and other dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Petersburg
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Fawkener
Emparis
Lord Grenville
Rufsia Company
Taylor
Lloyd's
Burgi
Foreign Department
Linvsay
Petersbourg
Windsor
Royal itinerary and two royal weddings tied to Berlin
The Prince of Wales returns from Windsor to Brighton with a party, visits Duke of Clavencr at Petersham, and dines at Taplow. Prince William Frederick of Holland marries Princess Frederica Louisia Wilhelmina, with the Princess of Orange visiting Berlin. The Madrid court oath edict clashes with treaties. mutinies in Dartmstadt and various local incidents, fires, accidents, and a drowning in Hyde Park are noted alongside political commentary on Britain’s standing in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Brighton
Wats
Kempfor
Duke of Clavencr
Petersham
Jon Lang
Taplow
Buckinghamshire
William Frederick
Holland
Dartmstadt
Netherlands
France
du Barre
Europe
Hyde Park
Branam trial delayed to Westminster Hall
Ipswich reports a well attended horse fair where good horses held value while inferior stock sold cheap. The Branam case was postponed on Erskine's motion, likely to be decided in Westminster Hall. In Totness the contagion ravages the town with daily deaths, causing alarm and market disruption as vendors avoid the city and seek out remote supply points. An incendiary letter era amid aldermen fears. mayoral nomination postponed and accomplices at large.
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Ipswich
Branam
Erskine
Westminster Hall
Warness
Totness
Devon
Exeter
Bunker’s Hill
Trial cutter damaged after gale near Torbay
Plymouth August 10 A Trial cutter built at this port with three keels commanded by Lieutenant Macaijah Maibow broke its mast in a heavy gale off Torbay and was towed by the King's Fisher sloop of war into the Sound. The vessel was brought to Hamoaze for repairs. Also arrived Sultana cutter Eva Busy cutter Frizier and open boat lost 7 casks of piits. Additional ships include Assistance man of war Lord Cranstone Hornung Schultz Ranger and cruised Druid Narcissus Helena and Bury cutter eastward.
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Baltic
Memel-Bar
Poland
Riga-Bar
Liebau
Pillau
Dantzig
National Assembly of
France
Corporation of
Norwich
Wenfoh
Kent
Tyler-street
Swallow-street
Cromford
Derbyshire
R. Arxwment
Kant
Page
Pelham-street
White
Bath
Staines
Fuller
Bedfont
Star and Garter
Pall. Mall
Hounslow Heath
Powder Mills
Partillion
Bath Road
Lambeth
Paddington
Barnward
J. Cuawney
Buffi-lane
Cannon-street
Wendon
Saffron Walden
Essex
Macaijah Maibow
Torbay
Eatt
King’s
Hamoaze
D. Dent
Eva
Ireland
Frizier
Customs
Stoke Point
Man of War
Lord Crarstone
Portsmouth
Hornung
Schultz
Stockholm
Ranger
Narcissus
Helena
Bury
Calf Born From Forest Cow Resembles Red Deer Hybrid
A cow owned by Mr. Mortimer of the Regarders of New Forest produced a male calf showing mixed breed traits. Observers note staglike head and developing horns, light body, braying like a stag, and a tail resembling the cow’s, leading locals to suspect a red deer cross.
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Mortimer
New Forest
Arrivals and departures at several ports listed
Ship news records arrivals at Liver pool Dublin Hamburg and other ports with vessels including Rully Nancy Thames Ann EG sex Vaany and more from Jamaica London Charlestown Petersburgh and Maryland. departures for Chester Whitehaven Malaga Cork and Dublin with ships such as Greenwich Triton Circe and Union listed among others.
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Biatimore
Petersburgh
Lithgow
Londonderry
Ci Iron
Dominica
Holbrook
Giddis
Philadelphia
Sonbine
Catherine
Margaret
Matthews
Fromirginia
Whitby
Greenland
Creek
Ceres
Raby
Trieste
Greenwich
South Seas
Triton
Richardson
Chester
Circe
Monthwatch
Carlisle
Bryon
Bryer
Nichelson
Whitehaven
Commerce
Marston
Union
Malaga
Ark
Parlmere
Mayberry
Cork
Trial
Brooks
Dublin
Swallow
Dartmouth
Theatrical Report at Haymarket Tonight
The Haymarket offers a mixed program this Saturday evening including Next Door Neighbours, 66 The Padlock and The fishman in Spain. Also presented are This evening The Surrender of Calais with The Liar in a stacked bill.
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Haymarket
Spain
Calais
Birth notices from Battlesdun Park and Hanover Street
A daughter born to Lady G P Turner at Battlesdun Park Bedfordshire and a son born to Lady Howard in George Street Hanover. Mir Howard is named as apparent heir to the Dukedom of Orfolk.
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G.P. Turner
Battlesdun-park
Bedfordshire
Howard
Earl Falcenberg
George-street
Hanoversire
Mir Howard
Orfolk
Marriage Notices From Kensington to Marybone Street
Married Wednesday at Kensington the Rev Giles Chip pindall wed Miss E Price. Thursday Richard Woodward of the Exchequer Office married Rose Williams youngest daughter of Mr Thomas Williams of Marybone street Gullea square.
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Kensington
Giles Chippindall
E. Price
Richard Woodward
Elc
Exchequer Office
Rose. Williams
Thomas Williams
Marybone-street
Gullea-square
Obituary notices and stock prices from a 18th century page
Notices report deaths of William Saunders Bristol merchant. David Lewis of Clynhare. Mrs Wykham. Rev Caleb Evans. Mr Storer. Rev Taunton. Miss Sophia Lloyd. Jane Stuart Tulk. wife of Andrew Aten. Also lists Bank stocks and bond prices, Exchequer Bills, lottery tickets, and various public notices.
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South Carolina
William, Saunders
Bristol
Llandilo
Carmarthenshire
David Lewis
Clynhare
Lacy
Frome
James Wickham
Swalcliffe
Oxfordshire
Wykham
Downende
Caleb Evans
Congregation of
Particular Baptists
Broadmead
Litchfield
Storer
Calchester
Taunton
Birch Magna
London
Stapeshill
Derbyshire
Sophia Lloyd
Owen Lloyd
Mr. Lloyd
Emanuel Calslege
Yaad
George Wright
Barns
Leicette Square
Janey Stuart Tulk
Charles-rect
Berkiey Square
Andrew Aten
E&g
Banx Stoex
Bank Fong Ann
India
Old Ann
New Anh
Trish
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Seekly
Russia
THE
WaitEnar
Augus
Country News
Plymouth
Theatrical Report
Enneammeerern
Holland I
Flanders Weelatertots
T W.terfard
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