Loss of the Catharine and other 19th century works unearthed
Fragmentary OCR lists titles and authors including Avelane Law, James Archer and Charlotte Smith. Mentions novels, epigrams, poetry compilations, and a planned multi volume edition. Indicates publication by a university figure seeking contributions and subscriptions for elegant annual volumes.
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Cee Bervikie
Soho
Law
Avelane
Catharine
Daft
Charsa
Ered
James ‘Archer
Ls Cole
Les J -Pyes
Doverte
Charlotte ‘Smith
University of ‘Cattbridge
Initta Chatten
Swedish Ambassador at Paris Seeks Renewed Good Understanding
The Swedish ambassador in Paris reports to Foreign Affairs that his court wishes renewed friendly ties with France. He underscores the aim to strengthen the alliance, preserve mutual respect, and avoid offending the Franco-Swedish treaty, urging consideration of measures to maintain cordial relations.
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Baron Start
Am+bassador
Paris
M. de Renausen
Memoir of a British Note on Refugee Exiles in Berne
An 18th century diplomatic missive from Lord W. Williams conveys the British stance on refugees in England. It explains the refusal to grant passports to several families seeking asylum, citing the need for court orders and cautious deliberation. The letter underscores royal generosity while stressing lawful regulation and delaying action to assess consequences.
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Iwham
Senate OF
Berne
Lorais
England
Magningent Loris
Loris
Tep Sr Paul 3 imaxini in view
Fragmentary OCR text mentions views and passions, lacking clear event, people, or place. Readable parts suggest a quotation style but no verifiable facts, making a concise news-item extraction unlikely.
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Imaxini
Paris Papers Report Girela Tells Vienna Court Of Withdrawal
Report from Paris papers says Count Girela, Imperial Minister, received Vienna’s reply to a government request to withdraw from Gerjose territory. The Emperor approves his conduct and orders him to stay, with rumors he may be promoted to Minister Plenipotentiary. If Paris rejects all intercourse, Vienna may deem it a rupture. The government likely seeks delay.
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Count Girela
Vienna
Count Girolg
Mienna
Oath Refusal and Clergy Dismissals in Seven Provinces
Amsterdam reports show many reglar Clergy refusing allegiance to the present government. Fourteen of twenty eight in the city faced dismissal last week. Some sought oath modifications regarding the Orange family but will not serve under the Princes should Fortune restore him. A Rotterdam preacher named Stare has been silenced and turned to trades. An ambassador from the King of Prussia is at The Hague with talk of recognizing a free republic and possible territorial concessions to Frederik.
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Oxange
Udmit
Rotterdam
Stare
Ahd
Paussia
Hague
Binderick
Anger E hagus and War Threats From Early Reports
Fragmentary 18th century item describes anger over wholesale delays in stacking and import bans on Enginsk, Scotch, or Teiay. Mentions a Texel incident with conspirators aiming to seize ships and escape to England, plus a reference to asylum for a murder suspect at Loo with a petition from FORE REGS and elephants.
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Pydany
Enginsk
Republic
Texel
Gery
Loo
Shipping News: Multiple Vessels Captured and Carried Into Points
The Aurora Titciman sails from Lithen to Moga and is captured by a privateer and taken to Sallee. The Betsey from Miramishi to Nova Scotia is captured and carried into Boston. Elizabeth from London to Halifax is captured near Halifax and taken. The brig Hope from Havanna to America is taken to Cape Florida. Pomona from Bermuda to London is captured near St Alban’s by a French privateer and sent to Portsmouth. London from London was left off Peru in mid February with all well. Janet Mair from London to Tortola is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. Hawkivaryy, a loaded vessel, passed a Baltic fleet under convoy near Yarmouth. Mercury from Gibraltar to Alicante was captured by a privateer and recaptured by Magicienne, sent to Gibraltar. Officers of Providence report from Sydney Cove in Botany Bay dated Oct 10 1795 say all well, two men lost since England, one by storm. They mention Settlement in a fourishing state.
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Aurora Titciman
Lithen
Mogadove
Betsey
Bermuda
London
Alban’s
Frerich Ligeer
Irivateer
Telemachus Eater
Portsmnoath
Keens
Peru
Janet
Mair
Tortola
Guadaloupe
Baltic
Yarmouth
Mercury
Gibraltar
Alicant
Tetaketron
Magicienne
Providence
Sydney
Cove
Botany
England
Plymouth August 17 Ships sail for Halifax and Newfoundland
Yesterday His Majesty’s ship Asia sailed for Halifax with several vessels bound to Newfoundland from Plymouth. Governor Camepex t arrived with his body and servants. brig Unity from Bristol reported nearly captured by a French privateer but driven off by a merchant brig. Spitfire arrived from Sheerness, while Warwick reported Brilliant frigate sailing to Hazely Bay and Argus Revenue cutter on a cruise amid strong winds.
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Asia
Guris
Mureau
Halifax
Vetsels
Newfoundland
Torbe
Bermudas
Unity
Cooper
Bristol
Chantel
Spitfire
Hitz
Sheerness
Warwich
Tate
Hazely Bay
Argus
London Markets Sluggish With Mixed Coffee and Sugar Prices
Reports from London markets show unsettled trading in commodities led by fluctuating prices for coffee, sugar, and cotton. Imports from the West Indies and India weigh on the scene as buyers await the East India Company's sale, with rice, tobacco, and iron also moving slowly amid demand shifts and duty concerns.
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Barila
Dominica
Jamaica
Montfeetrat
St. Kitts
Bos
Barbadoes
Coles
Goodwin
East’ India
Cai Ough
Souchong
Hyion
Congo
Carolina
India
Sas
Sierra
Leo
Garraway
Sauperre
India Company
Russia
Maryland
Otis
Lyér
Smithfield
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