Travels in Egypt and Early Modern Book Notices
A catalog entry notes the publication of Travels in Egypt by C S Sonnini with plates and maps, plus related works by J H Campe and translations of Columbus and Cortez. It advertises a December 12 release date, large volume printing, and pricing, highlighting illustrations by Landiver and Boake, with Debrett in Piccadilly as the publisher.
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J. H. Campe
Anhalt-Deffaw
Hic
Helme
London
Fon Low
Berwickaftrest
Soho
Columbus
America
Cortez
Mexico
Sownrnes
Egypt
Landiver
Milton
Ankermith
Watts
Jr. Boake
Dan Els
Upper
Lower
France
J. Debrett
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Foreign Language Subscriptions and Translations Added
New English and German publications announced by Prefiani under subscription. Includes Travels of young Anacharsis translation, German and English parallel text editions, and related works by Kotzebue and Geisweiler. Subcribers receive a list. payment on subscription or delivery. several new foreign publications imported by C.G. with highlights of translations and bilingual texts.
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Oeca
Polydorus
Princess of Wales
Anacharsis
Sheridan
Constantine Geisweiler
al Raoul
Kotzebue
Maria Geisweiler
C.g.a
The New London Review 1799 November Publication
The New London Review announces its November 1799 issue with engraved heads of Rev Dr Hawies and numerous portraits. It lists critical remarks on 63 new publications including Fry Pantographs and Murray’s Guide to Scotland, with publishers Vernor and Hood at Poultry and many literary figures featured. The proprietors promise labor and expense to advance the work, aided by eminent literary figures.
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Hawies
NEW London Review
Fry
St. ‘Fond
Sandewich
Murray
Scotland
Schiller
Pope
Croker
Moore
Hitmotan
Zimmerman
Buonaparte
Townion
Major Semple
Willian Haley
Romney
Sir William Jones
Willian Mason
Ditte
Edward Gibbon
Euridge
Thomas Pennant
Gainsborough
Lord Monbodda
Adam Ferguson
Joshua Reynolds
Professor Richardson
Picure
Kippis
Sumner
Parr
James Robinson
James Anderson
Anderson
Unclear dispatches and French constitutional chatter in Petersburgh report
Reports from TONDON discuss dispatches from the British ambassador in Petersburgh, naval attendance by Admiral Mrren Et, and General Nixon's aid contributions from India. The piece critiques a proposed French constitution and cites Mr Burke on Abbe Sreves, warning about manufactured constitutions and revolutionary themes.
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Core
Messinger
Secretary of State
Petersburgh
Mrren Et
Admiralty
Holland
Sir Eccurs Nixon
India
BerexGer
Otto
M. Nrov
M. Niov
CuamPronwet
Massena
Moreau
Lecourrbe
Neckar
Rhine
Abbe Sreves
Burke
Abbe
Sreves
Mr. Burke
Boue de Paris
Siky Eshantelf
Bonaparte
Jloger
Ducos
Naval dispatches from the Atlantic and Downs report captures and fleet movements
The letter details captures near L Orient and Madeira, with the Andromache and other ships reporting. A Dutch flag of truce remains in the Downs as Captain Van Maarten and Commissary Van Dapem land at the King's Hotel. Parts note prizes, privateers, and movements of the Prevoyante convoy from Quebec, plus arrivals at Plymouth and Falmouth with cargoes of furs and dollars.
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Deal
Yarmouth
Dre
Zfs
Mircuery
Romney
Lawfonp
Nore
Wesel
Nile
4Th Regiment of Foot
Leith
Prince of Males
Coze
Vienna
Plymouth
His
Prevagante
SzaTar
Quebec
Laveretta
Desire
Adeona
London
Prevoyante
Chace
Vithén Gansiliot
Buaxe
Banbury
MacuLicci
Parker
Lever
Scroppy
Shedden
Marenenziz
Fowey
Falmouth
Lord Barprott
Santa Margarita
Park KR
la Nez
Tome
General orders bar oats and hay exports from Bavaria and Swabia
A published set of general orders prohibits oat and hay exports from Bavaria Newburg and the Upper Palatinate. A Lindau letter paints grim scenes in Grifon county and Switzerland with troop movements, famine and emigration enforcing Lech rearward limits. Contemporary dispatches note French and Neapolitan actions, Rome property reversals, Bologna trades, and a Snow Hill nuisance in London with an aldermanic inquiry.
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Bavaria
Newburg
Upper Palatinate
Grifon
Switzerland
Lindau
Grifons
Swabia
Lech
Malan
Pavia
Coni
France
Dexot
Berlin
Durin
Egypt
Bonaparte
Talleyrand
Republic
NasEL_y
Rome
Stric
Valence
Italy
Bologna
Venice
Vienna
Georgio Maggiore
Lonp
Cowt of Common Council
Farringdon
Turbulent Italian Fronts Report From Verona And Turin
Telegrams from Verona and Turin detail French and Austrian actions in Italy. General Kray strengthens against Gasi near Genoa while diversions and sieges loom. Casualties and captures mount as German and Austrian forces press Reconnaissance and skirmishes across the Lombard plain.
Rooditea frigate returns to Ese amid royalist abandonment
Notices from the period report the Rooditea under Capt Sandee returning to Ese unfulfilled in its mission after appearing off France to be abandoned by Royalists. Other items discuss British forces planned for Maxara, troop movements in Canada, naval dispatches, and charitable meetings in London.
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Sandee
Ese
France
Maxara
Sicily
Minorca
Nipper Tanpy
Fort George
Scotland
Hunter
Canada
Upper Province
Lower Canada
Duke of Kent
Montreal
24Th Regiment of Foot
Quebec
Halifax
England
East Indian Company
Island of
St. Helena
London
Devaynds
Cuxhaven
Lord Buaney
Baron Trip
Bowen
Marr Lane
Hancourt
Marr
Clinton
Wiew Hott
Jun. Palsenger
Bergen
Norway
Robbinng
Wimbledon
Duinfties
Gibson
France News on Ministers Change and Constitution Plans
Paris reports a ministerial reshuffle is unlikely and the Contluls will keep current ministers. The Central Office orders Paris signs and notices to avoid profanity, with Royalist press seals, while new constitutional plans circulate in private.
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Paris
C Éptual Bureau of
Pars
Arifiarque
Bonaparte
Bramaire
Journal Des Nommes Libres
Hear
Leeaafe
Rhine
Chempiannet
Seproas i
Ingere
Aviv
Lve
Jan Pike
French Letters on Italian Campaign and Suwarow Tribute
Paris papers publish dispatches about General Suworow and plans by British and Austrian envoys to influence him. A letter from Napoleon’s era praises Suworow’s campaigns while threats of Italian reconquest surface. The report notes 60 000 troops marching from Cairo led by General Lagrange and details supply and desert transit with camels and Arabs and Copts in the force.
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Fulpipngi Pripe Teeta
Augsburg
Rusla
Suvorow
Ichham
Lehr&ach
Esterhazy
Grifons
Prince Irvisx
Count Suworow
Italy
Europe
Order of St. Theresa
Pa~neralion
Cairo
Bonaperte
Acros
Syria
Rosetta
Lagrange
Villains Raid Shropshire Townhouse. 450 Militia Enter Regulars
Supplementary Shropshire men join Regulars or their Militia except 450 who marched into Shrewdbury to be disbanded. On Saturday last villains broke the house of Mr Braxcuann of Charlesizett Long-acre and stole a quantity of wearing apparel and other goods.
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Braxcuann
Charlesizett
Long-acre
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Sleget
Turin
Championets Imkifled
Téok Dice
Vormida
Karaiczay
Ding
Amfélas
Dana
Maria Tugresa
Hochkirchen
Charn
Enitz
Genoa
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Theresa
Froelich
Eyritz
Zach
Kempf
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