Reward Offered for Apprehension of Deserter and Pardon
The Post Office announces a fifty pounds reward for information leading to the apprehension of a deserter and delivery to justice. A royal pardon may be granted upon conviction. By command of the Postmaster General ANT. HON. TODD, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Yr Todd
Monthly Review
Lecan
J. ‘Water
Camu Tgan
Commission of Expenditure
War Administration
Iader
Taft
Reveilles Ariftgeon
Trade and commerce predicted for a new European market
Fragmentary text suggests merchants looking toward East India and European markets with hopes of increased voyages and commerce. The garbled passage mentions a printing house and European exchange, implying an assertion of future market importance for merchants and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nootita
England
East
India
EU By & Waltery
Guare
Bixckinars
William Pitt
Nderson
Comerce
British Empire
Anderson
Great Britain
Lococraruic Press
J. Walter
Quare
Blackfriars
J. Owen
Picca- Willy
Captain Meares
Quarte
Gap
Defoe
Brodum's Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup Claims
Pitched as a panacea from the East Indies to America, the ad extols Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup. Testimonials describe cures for deafness, palsies, epilepsy, gout, rheumatism, and female obstructions, with certificates from Portsmouth and elsewhere. Bottles priced 5s 6d and 5s 9d, with pamphlets offered gratis. Also notes a French war expenditure report and book listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pethe
East Indies
Spain
America
Dr. Brodum
J Portsmorth
Josers CuarMan
Portsmouth
London
Brodum
Cuarmay
John King
His Majesty’s Yard
His Majesty’s Yard,. Postimoxf No. 2, Cloaklatie, Portscapan I, Haney Bracy
Harry Bird
Singleton
Chichester
Sun
Thomas Kew
Darington
Sussex
Albion Street
Jeboult and Co
Late Bacon's
Oxford
Freet
Hourgeois and Co
Haymarker
Shaw
Medicine Warehouse
Serand
Pard
Sppofite Cray
Holborn
Davis
Corflreland
F. Newpery
St Paul's Orchard
Tutt’s
Boulton
Royal Exchange
Pidding’s
Oxford-street
Williams's
Pall-mail
Collins
Salifbu Spilsbury and Co
Mary-street
Dublin
Andresting
Three Kingdoms
THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND WAR FUNDS DISCUSSION
A verbose article debates French aims in Africa and British/European power, noting French pursuit of colonial advantage at the Cape, then detailing a voluminous exchange of diplomatic memorandums and letters among Lord Grenville, Lord Malmesbury, and the French Directory. It covers war finance, requisitions, and proposed peace terms, including restitution, compensation, and future security across Europe and colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
L’aris
Ezare
Pirr
Prussia
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Tippoo Saib
Denmark
Versailles
Hamburgh
Barle
Prince of
Paris
Lord Grent
Weper Jaresa
Gatwvitté
Jarusserg
Ima
French Republic
Bariee
Lord Grenville
Europe
M. Delacrorz
Executive Directory
Lord Malméssoury
M. Delacroix
Lord Malmesbury
Branceyin
Ing
Frances
Italy
Frassé
East
West Indies
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Newfoundland
St. Domingo
Malmesbury
Pain
Holland
Republic of the
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China
John Meares
Pooner
Frimaire
the Cape OF Good Hope
Whever
Africa
Fran
Cape of Bod Hope
Sigfied
Parisy Deci
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