Hanover-Square Concert Rooms Advertised Exhibition
An advertisement announces the opening of a new exhibition at WP Seee- HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS in Linwood, with daily access from morning to evening except Sundays, and a capital town market setup offering a surgeon and apothecary. The house and shop fixtures are for sale at fair valuation. inquiries directed to Jenkins and James, New Inn, London. Also listed are Christmas holiday publications from Newbery, with price notes and catalogue details for youth’s amusements and instructional books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-Square
Linwood
Ami
Jenkins and James
New Inn
London
Danby
Chrismas
P. Puzzlebrains
Sandiard
Merton
Mrs. Lovechild
Ditto
Lovechihi
Eston House
E. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Prices and politics mingle in late 18th century London notes
The Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o clock and details a broad set of political commentary. Bonaparte and his ministers are discussed amid debates with Britain, while a Royal New Year’s entertainment at Frogmore Lodge features the Prince of Wales and a long list of nobility in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queeen
Rowan
Frogmore Lodge
Prince of Waters
Duke and Duchess of York
Cranuxee
Cumberland
Svapr- Rolder
Onane
Prisce
Eatis Canphay
Granbison
Jian- RinGgrox
Counicles Carpiean
Jianiincroy
Vilcount
Vilcountess
Durxeney
Bosrox
Warsin Guant
Mary Dentiwk
Canoumne Damen
Vrbweks
Waldegrave
Apvixeton
Llancourtr
Trumantzit
Cantwaicut and
Wrruam
Desprow
Keyse
Colonado
Prince William of Orange
Avaustas
Manzanetti
Adams
United States
France
Alleyrard Perigord
Minnister
Bonaparte
Davio
Bonapante
Fourcroy
Chiemist
Council of State
Department
Ilance
Holland
Flanders
Egypt
Cromwell
Cesar
So- Low
Curries
Agr Bonaparte
Clemens
Alexandrinas
Madrid
Berlin
Copenhagen
Hague
Lucerrie
Genoa
Ratisbon
Dresdlen
Pe ‘Ul Telle Caifel
Oorog
Heflé Dirmstadt
Reflections on Diplomatic Tactics and War Commentary
The passage critiques a figure’s cautious approach to negotiations and its impact on ongoing conflict. It argues the man lacks legitimate pretexts for rejecting courtship by foreign powers and mocks secret talks. It anticipates a published manifesto accusing others of prolonging a war to back a questionable regime.
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Fienn
Lordon
Seitz
Searle’s Etullon Sinks After Christmas Collision
The 36 gun ship Etullon captained by SEARLE struck the Saint near Brett at 3 a.m. on Christmas Day. Most of the crew were saved and arrived at Falmouth aboard the Fisgard frigate under Capt Star LE, standing in for Capt Yous on furlough. The Ethalion helped capture Spanish galleons.
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Etullon
Searle
Brett
Ave
Falmouth
Star LE
Yous
Admiralty
Ship News: French Privateer Captured by Aristocrat Lugger
A 14 gun privateer named the dice netteve sails was captured by the Aristocrat lugger and brought to Plymouth, with 42 crew members reported onboard. The event marks a successful anti privateer action in the region, altering naval balance and signaling continued hostilities.
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Plymouth
Frigate Ethalion wreck and convoy updates at Plymouth
News notes from Falmouth Plymouth Sheerness and Deal report the wreck of the Ethalion after striking rocks near Christmas with crew saved by Sylph and Nimrod. The Nimrod recovers a gun carriage from Ethalion as ships sail west with convoys. Also listed are arrivals, prizes, and weather impacts on navigation and harbor actions across multiple ports.
Slippery roads delay Mail Coaches at General Post Office
Weather foul with rain snow and hail slows mail travel in London. Several accidents occur as horses fall, a mail coach superintendent is injured, and a woman breaks her arm. Reports note record cold and deep snow on Newmarket Heath, plus diplomatic notices about Saint Domingue and European concerns.
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London
Acres
Egfiward
Newmarket Heath
Artis
Justice Ellesworth
Lisbon
Paris
Bonaparte
St. Domingo
France
Swiss Cay Rdns
Appenzell
Ise
Reception of Embden volunteers in Proffgen dominions
A deputed group from government arrived in Embden and were treated as subjects rather than favoured guests. They received six weeks advance pay, liberty to withdraw or settle in Dominians, and a meat allowance of two pounds daily. Public entertainments and toasts occurred, with the Chief Magistrate asking a pointed question about leadership as crowds observed their arrival and departure, amid news of Holland's evacuation.
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Genilewari
Syhe
Accompan
Aeke
Embden
Holland
Economic Contributions and Local Scuffles Across Regions
Reports indicate Dutch contributions to the French crown at 22 percent of the capital, with ongoing disputes about payments. In Philadelphia yellow fever cases have subsided. Staffordshire Militia relocated within their county, Warwickshire reduced force to 512 men awaiting further orders. Merchants and underwriters debated Humber pilotage regulation in Guildhall discussions. Portsmouth bakers protested reduced profits amid magistrate-imposed limits, leading to bread shortages. A barley field near Surly Hall shows promising crop yields after late harvest. Robberies occurred on Blackheath and at May Fair, with several suspects linked to prior detachments from custody.
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Beeni
America
Philadelphia
Stafford
Warwicks
Warwick
Humber
Portsmouth
Portsea
Surly Hall
Berks
Sherburn
Brest
Slade
Rochester
Blackheath
Marriages at St Mary le Bone and Bath
Yesterday at St Mary le Bone John Finck Simpson Esquire married Miss Ducarel Duc from Exmouth Devon. Wednesday evening Colonel Lake of the Guards wed Lady Graham. Saturday past William Dean Staples Captain in the 24th Dragoon Guards married Miss Elizabeth Frances Monex of Bath. Tuesday Bath Sir John Smith baronet married Miss Morland of Cam Lodge Kent. George Raincock Esquire married Miss Hewitt of Bulwith. Friday least Colonel Bradshaw of the 13th Regiment to Miss Tomkins daughter of the late Dr Tomkins City of London.
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St.Mary-le-bohne
John Finck Simpton
John Sinpson
Launde-Abbery
Leicester
Miss Ducarel
Genud Cuttaxus
Ex Nouth
Devon
Bran
Piorssing
Colonel Lake
Guards
Graham
Bach
Willian
Dean Staples
24Th Regiment of Dragoon, Guards
Elizabeth
Frances Monex
Bath
Sir John Smith, Bart
Sydling House
Dorsetshire
Mills Mosland
Horas Morland
Cam Lodge
Kent
Arenes
Obituary notices fragment from a Victorian era paper
Fragmentary obituary listing multiple deaths and memorial notices from various places. Mentions include Rev George, Nathaniel Gadbold, Prolomas Fitch, Thomackroyd, and Mrs Beaty of Newport Pagnel. Also references are made to figures such as Governor Blenidas and others in Bath and Lincolnshire with varying ages and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tig
Wathaniel Gadbold
Kepsington
Promas
George-street
Senith
Stephen
Guinni-Fields
Bath
Agi Late -Governariof Welk
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Evening Mail
Bondon
Freagh
Bonavaxrey
Eureton
Germany
Vienna
Ancu-Coxsul
Exteron
Russia
Bon Avakre
Thwilleries
Tai- Leyraand-Perigorp
Lord Grenville
Aiis
Mrs Masustry
Gar
Britain
Ireland
Cance
Iis Majesty
Bok Ararre
Londepgecukt
Europe
Englis
Ship News
Bre
Fyzard
T B. Manin
Ethalion
Dasuwoon
Nimrod
Ethallon
Ton. i
Strixs
R. Kine
Itland
Benjamin
Nicholls
Matter
Serra
Spithead
Sheerness
Selby
Dover
Sanneh
Carperdoun Iaat
Colier
Gravelines
Deal
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