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The volume is issued at price 16s in boards with royal paper copies at a. qs. The work is printed for T. Evans and J. Mer rill Cambridge and J. Cooke Oxford. The Bishop of Llandaff offers associated works and prefatory material.
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Llandaff
Hice
T. Evans
Paterno Row
J. Merrill
Cambridge
J. Cooke
Oxford
Liandatt
Public Meeting and Subscriptions for United Society Aid
An open committee at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in Strand on Tuesdays and Saturdays governs the General United Society for supplying British troops abroad and Navy seamen. They report subscriptions totalling £6,678 10s 7d with further donations expected from various towns, bishops and gentlemen, and announce ongoing collections at Crofts Devaynes and at Lloyd’s Coffee-house.
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Crown and Anchor
Strand
General United Society
His Majesty's Navy
William Devaynes
William Cropley
West Ham
Essex
Constitutional Association
Braithwaite
Nicholas Une Deutfels
Hassler
Mile-End
Old Town
George Salmon
Sanbach
Chester
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Arundel
Stephen Luthington
Raph Callier
Joseph Andrews
Cheltenham
Bishops Club
Tong
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Peanicot
M-P
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B. Deal'ry
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Outhey
Mark Win
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Joie Na
Burdey
Rashteigh
Waltex
Horbury
Wokeheld
Thornhill
Overtown
Middlestowny
Thornvilk
B. Maher
Ida Bates
Lis Fackson
Bliss E.jackson
R. Barton
Pyrith
Chiswick
Sind
Seymour
King's Arms
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R. Hudson
J. S. Burges
Wright
Witwer
Ka India
Juha
Stockwell
Gentlemen of the
East India
Corbet
Eaf
India
Mo” Bauer
Fai India
P. Frott
Chirfor
Ft India
Pany
Lynn
Norfolk
Daniel Leo
N. Donnithorne
Eaton
G. Ruffell
William Score
G. Levcetter
John Penn
Lloyd
Robert Hunter
James Hadfield
Cohn Julius Anger
Ivdee
Seething-lane
London
Bar of the Crown and Anchor
Keyser's Celebrated Pills Antiviral Blood Purifier
An ad touts Keyser's celebrated pills as a universal antidote for impurities of blood and juices, claiming effectiveness against yaws and other diseases. It cites experiments in Army, Navy, and public hospitals, with endorsements from French and English figures, and mentions approvals by Paris Royal Academy of Sciences and London Royal College of Physicians. Pills are sold by Mr. George Ainslie and counterfeits warned with a handwritten mark by Ainslie.
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John Buchannon
London
Duke of York
Mr. Piggott
Piggott
Europe
Newman
John Leach
Thomas Griffiths Vaughan
White Newman
Poultry Compter
Leacn
Keyser
West Indies
France
England
Amubatfad Tt
Duke of Bedford
Lord Ligenier
Lord Rodney
Admiral Saunders
Royal Academy of Sciences At
Paris
Royal College of Physicians of
Londo
George Ainslie
Apothecaries Hall
Dr Scot's Pills for Gout and Nervous Disorders
An 18th century advertisement touts Dr Scot's Pills as effective for gout, bilious and nervous ailments. It extols the physician's honourable birth and extensive practice, describes cures in a Treatise and Cases of Remarkable Cures, and notes sale locations in London and options for certificates of authenticity.
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John Scot
Scot
Memry
Calery
London
Lown
W. Bacon
Old Bailey Fifth Day Indictment on Sedition Utterances
William Hadrox was indicted for uttering seditious and libellous expressions intended to scandalize his Mayfly and to stir rebellion among his subjects in his Covecament. The Crown’s counsel Raine opened the prosecution while the Attorney General was engaged elsewhere, outlining the charged words and their alleged impact.
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William Hadrox
Mr. Raine
Birth Day. Trials end as convicts face sentences
The Recorner passed sentence on John Rabbitts Charles Beazley William Brown alias Bartlett Sarah Eldridge John Alexander Henry Goodiff Jeremiah Love and William Thomas. Sixteen given transport for seven years, three to one year imprisonment, thirteen to lighter punishments. Sessions adjourned to January 25 1794.
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John Rabbitts
Charles, Beazley
William Brown
Alias Bartlett
Sarah Eldridge
John Alexander
Henry Goodiff
Jeremiah Love
William Thomas
Captured vessels reported by British ships in late November to January
From the London Gazette letters and naval notices, Captain Paisley reports capture near Ushant of the National Corvette Lis Blonde, 23 guns, 216 men under Guerin. Sir Edward Pellew notes in company with Circe the seizure of L Espeigle, 16 guns, 100 men, commanded by Moof de Vaiffeau. Separate notices list numerous merchants and victuallers surrendering at Guildhall, The George, and other inns between Dec 23 and Jan 21, with a long sequence of names and places linked to sailings and payoffs.
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Belleraphon
Mr. Stephens
Thins
Ushant
Citizen Guerin
Edward Pellew
Brest
Affant
Moof
Pierre Biller
de Vaiffeau
James Merryweather
Sanbacti
Chester
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Guildhall
J.C. Axford
John Ford
Frome Selwaad
Somnerfes
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the George
Frome
Hawley
Stafford
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Bhapley
Virtualler
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Shakespear
Newcastle
Lyme
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Guildall
J. Evans
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