Botanic Pocket Books and Monthly Mirror Advertisements
An 1800 advert outlines Dr. Mavon style Botanic Pocket Book, Mrs Linwood portrait, and a new type edition. It promotes Withering arrangement, prices 4s 6d, 6s 6d in Morocco, and 1s for February issue with Linwood portrait. It also markets The Monthly Mirror with biographies, arts, poetry, and portraits engraved by Ridley, featuring Sheridan, Wakefield, Wollstonecraft, and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withering
William Mavor
Hurley
Berkshire
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Vernor
Rymie Monthly Mirror
Ella—Aurodote
Belles Lettres
The
Arts Ra Review of Books
Sheridan
Cumberland
Murphy
Home
Reynolds
Morton
Hoare
Lewis
M. P. Colman
Andrews
M.P. O'Keefe
Kotzebue
Horcot
Seward
Piozzi
Montague
Robinson
Kenidle
Lewis, Holman
Munden
Faucott
Eihiton
Bannisier
Mellrs
Moflup
Macklin
Palmer
Sidvon
Countess of Derby
Miss Farren
Abington
Chinnery
Wood
Plimer, &c. &c
Artis
Prinze
Vernor and Hood
Three Kingdoms
Minerva Library Addenda Part V Offered Free to Subscribers
The proprietor announces Addenda Part V will be delivered gratis to subscribers on Saturday February 1. The Minerva Library, near 16 years established, boasts five hundred thousand volumes selected from merit, with annual and half year subscription options granting access to all books in the catalogue and new publications. Boxes with carriage are provided for country subscribers, and numerous new and in press titles are listed with prices in current currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Library
Leadenhall-Sreet
Minerva Fress
Ethelina
Eva
Kelly
Rosella
Cordelig
Sophia King
Rettlers Matron
Harcourt
Reginald
Wetbrook Village
Azuiais
Aimar
Ellinor
Rosalind
Iovied
Henry of
Miriam
Robinfon Crusoe
Andrew Stuart
Mrs. Hanway
Elinor
Faux Pas
Leopold Warndorf
Edwardina
Fitzmorris
Parliamentary Debate Delays Message on Europe Ties
Debates in the House of Commons centered on delaying consideration of the King's Message due to Mr. Pitt's absence and European affairs. Mr. Long, Lord Belgrave, and others pressed for a Monday or midweek decision, fearing European powers might interpret delay as hesitancy. The motion to postpone was eventually agreed, with stipulations about attendance and public interest in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Mr. Pitt
Sheridan
Longuiow
Tierney
Europe
House of Commons
Wisling
Northumberland
Mr. Grey
Lord Belgrave
Grey
Hobhouse
Mr. Tierney
Percival
Mr. Long
Lord
Holland
St. James’s Palace
Caxterbury
Lox Pow
Winchester
Viscount Brome
Powrrz
Slop
Duke of
Helegoland
Fast India House
East- India House
Jor Uetex
Willliam Thorntoy
R. Cuirne Ley Prowven
We. Thoryton
Ireland
Leeward Island
Cape Clear
Channel
Lircu
French
Coventry
Cornwalls
Castres
Tuam
Downshire
Garganne
France
Moreau
Mentz
Bonapaartee
Suworow
Paris
Prague
Prince SuwaRrow
Francis I
Viva
Principe Suwarrow
New Bank of France
Perraccaux
Lecoutteux-Can- Telu
Mautet
Demaufort
Perrizer
Perree
Ropingann
Ship News Report of Wrecks and Naval Movements
The Sally and the Dickenson are wrecked off Shetland and other vessels report damage or capture. Fraternite returns to Liverpool damaged after engagement with a French privateer. The Purissimo and Conception run ashore. Fairy captured and taken to Guadaloupe. Dione and Kleine Sigermund damaged, Tuley captured and carried to Bordeaux. Frigates Boadicea Jon Severn arrive from France. Waliham Packet feared lost. Plymouth reports Warrior and Fowey Caille returning from cruises. Diars arrives from Plymouth with dispatches. regiments dispatched to Ireland. Deal notes ships and transports maneuvering in winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickenson
London
Shields
Shetland
la Fraternite
Liverpool
Africa
Fantasca
Fraternite
William
West Indies
la Renommee
Mahd
Guadaloupe
Lisbon
Bristol
Youghall
Dione
Bert
Cardiff
Kleine Sigermund
Ellens
Embden
Keates
Beg
Fone
Plymouth
Warrior
Taylor
Torbay
Fowey Caille
Daxysy
A.cruize. Co
Cruizy
le Loire
Letter from Grospert on Bonaparte Egypt retreat
London dispatch states an Egyptian news letter from Officer Grospert criticizes Bonaparte for desertion and the army's plight. It claims the Army of the Fort is favored, recently clothed by an exchange with woollen merchants, while peace talks unfold with the Grand Vizier at Damascus. The report mentions Spadis and Janisfurtes in a fraternal embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grospert
Iprania
Mourand Beys
Syria
Egypt
PoussieuGu
Bonaparte
Paris
Louis the Xvith
St. James's
Moniteur
T'Alleyrand
KieBer
Grand Cairo
Upper
Desert
Kuezer
Guand
Damascus
Jamaica Mail voyage and naval encounters reported
The Penelope Packet from England reached Barbadoes on October 29 with notices of naval movements among His Majesty’s ships at the port. Details recount the Hind cutter, a Spanish brig prize, and convoys to Jamaica, plus a fatal warehouse accident in Bishopsgate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope Packet
Winsonx
Jamaica
England
Barbadoes
Guernsey
Barbajsoes
His Majesty
Tamar
Amphitrite
Martinville
Lord Huey Seymour
Southampton Cayenne
Queen
Admir
Hype Parker
Hannibal
York
Abergavenny
Aquilon
Hermione
Surprize
Swallow
Penelope
Solebay
Falmouth
Afary
Achilles
Hoc
London
Porto Rico
Raeefield
Goddard
Covent Garden Theatre
Cannon
Rover
Earl of Essex
Chanvicl
Stanmore
Raven
Jacos Burk
The
Temple
Haris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF ‘Commons
Chester
Majfier
Rolls
St. John, Hampstead
Rhine
Italy
Maser
Strasburgh
SHIP_NEWS
Portsmouth
Flymouth
Diars
Berkeley
Deal
Houghto
Bombay
Alcefe
Mediterranean
Ranains
Wind S. W
Fly
Serpent
Hebe
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