Humorous merchants advertise low sugar and tea prices
An advertisement from EJ Inter, Hughes and Co. announces reduced prices on sugars and teas in the Metropolis, claiming yearlong low rates and a one penny per pound saving with every pound of tea. It promotes Cordial Balm of Gilead and various health products, listing multiple locations and agents for distribution.
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EJ Inter, Hughes,and Co
Peart
Win Tex, Huenes, and Co
East India
Ellis Shop
Murder trial in Leith ends with guilty verdict
In Edinburgh on January 31, Gilgith Williams, a sailor aboard the Susannah of Charlestown, was tried for the murder of Anne Bruce at her Leith home. Witnesses described a brutal assault over money, with Bruce dying from multiple head wounds after repeated blows. Williams was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged at the common place of execution on March 12, with his body to be dissected for anatomy.
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Edinburgh
Sionday
Gilgith Williams
Susannah
Charlestown
Anne Wilts
Bruce
Srinton
Leith
Williams
Anne Bruce
Janet Mathie
Mathie
Ayne Brucé
Coe
Davidson
Robertson
Shen
A. Bruce
Davidfor
Robertson Jef Williams
Maghids
Brace’s
Engin
David
Freir-Foot
Bryce
Pres
Treatnon
Ann Bruce
7. P. Grant
Marnner
Leison
Dri Ales
Mowsoo
Loxp
Cogix
Ated James Offald
Hugh Warrender
J. P. Grand
J. Forbes
Elgrs
Aber
Grant
Birmingham
Ana
Sincerity and stability in Franco British diplomacy debated
In the House of Commons Sir T Taylor urges caution toward negotiating with Bonaparte. He argues the French ruler's personal character cannot prove treaty sincerity, citing repeated violations, while warning against aiding a usurper. He reviews Venice Malta Egypt and the Porte to illustrate perfidy and urges the government to resist conceding peace without solid safeguards.
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House OF Commons
Moxvay
Fen
Taylor
France
Bonaparte
Rrenckespoyers
Cisalpine Republic
Malta
Egypt
Bonasparte
Kleber
Auatesman
Porte
Ganda
French Republic
Thefs Tires
Dundas
Lord Greywié
House of Peers
Tate
Europe
Pacific
America
Afi
Africa
Sweden
Denmark
Ballot
Robespierre
Road to riches scheme calls for tickets and shares
The Cornhill London office promotes a lottery scheme promising potential gains up to sixty thousand pounds. It urges rapid purchase of tickets before drawing, claims scarcity, and offers country orders by post with payment in bank notes or post-dates.
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Cornhill
London
Manchester
Edinburgh
Bish
Awa
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Blackfriars Bridge
Peter Vascityeats
Edicines
Youir
Martha Jackson
Lévenifiutme
Lancashire
W. Cowva
Hunter’s-tane
Itheter Gazette
J. Singleton
Lynn
White
South
Ertuk
Barker
James
Downham
Belum
Poffimiouth
Goohbys
Guack
Ngo
Benuine Congo
Conigo
High Court OF Justiciary
Parliamentary Intelligence
Cruypya
His Majesty
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