Potent Powders for Convulsions and Hysterics Declared Effective
Dr Howell announces his powders cure convulsions hysteria epilepsy and falling palsy after other medicines fail claiming many cures including twenty year incurables. Medicine sold under royal patronage at No 73 High Holborn for 6d a packet includes a treatise and inquiries answered. attendance daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Howell
High Holborn
Jose
Howell
Haute
Pott
Tentil
Combined Armies march to attack near St Aubin
The London Gazette reports the Combined Armies struck tents at four, moved in three columns led by the Prince de Cobourg, General Orro, and the Duke of York. British advance guard included Guards and light cavalry, with 30,000 infantry, 6,000 cavalry and artillery behind a fortified enemy line. A small cavalry skirmish occurred. prisoners and a deserter indicated the enemy would assault at dawn. Illuminations at Tournay celebrated Valen ciennes’ capture. Headquarters at Villersen Couche, 10,000 in camp at Cifping with diverse troops including Austrians, Prussians, and Hanoverians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince de Copourg
Orro
Duke of York
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
St. Aubin
I'en
Tournay
Valenciennes
England
Cifping
Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Dragoon Guards
Villersen
Couche
Otto
Barco
Hussars
Latour
Reigel
Hohenlohe
Eremaftick
W. Exsxinz
ApexcRamp Ile
Laxy
Fempelars
Bourland
Tharch
Scheldt
Ribecourt
Elene
DuarrFay
Fontaine
Arras
Douay
Bourloi
Catar
Ting
Jes
St. Aubert
St. Hilairé
Boufiere
Wambaix
Creveloeur
Manieres
Cambrai
15Th Light Dragoons
Churchill
Robert Lawrie
Clairfayt
Youg
Fhun L’eveque
Rourland
Margoin
Bargo
August 1793 Navy and Army Movements Near Scheldt Heights
Dispatches recount the August 6 8 9 operations around Ribecourt Bourlon and Valen ciennes. Allied forces under Prince Erzherzog and General Clairfayt push, seize cannons, take prisoners, and drive enemy cavalry. Reports praise Hanoverians Hessians and Austrians for coordinated actions and note retreats toward Arras Douay with limited losses on the Allied side.
Camp Celebration at Harwich with Royal Salutes
Major General Taxyn presided at a camp near Harwich where a royal salute of 21 guns marked the day. Field pieces fired on regimental flanks, followed by three volleys per battalion. Languard Fort also saluted, then officers and ladies enjoyed a cold collation with toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxyn
Languard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal Or “Raz
London Gazette
Avtcust
Cambray
Tiene
Whitehall
Henry Dundas
Home Department
Estreux
Count de Ferraris
Fromm
Unterberger
Bouchain
Prince Ernest
Lam
Hox
Dundas
Serjeants
Dcwi
Valen
Ciennes
Bourlon
Boutlon
Villers
Aband Nane
Clijtalivlwit
Avinsky
Hordaing
Light Dragoons
Licht Dragoons
Iéord
Seth Light Dragoons
16Th Light Dragoons
R. Dunpas
Right Hien
Henry Peters ES
Igoco
Harwich
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