Imprisonment of the Ecclesiastics at Calais Proverbial Reflection
An antiquated note reports mobs imprisoning clerics at Calais and a messenger’s intelligence that the kine escaped. Times and Seasons echo a proverb about life’s changing fortunes with the church’s fall from power and the people now pressing priests, illustrating a moral about souls and bodies.
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Calais
P'Iest
Weakly Remarks on Politics in France
A reflective editorial drawing parallels between France under Louis XVI and England under Cromwell. It praises La Fayette while criticizing Louis as a compliant king, argues Rights of Man extend to kings, warns of tyranny, and laments looming national suffering and possible regicide. The piece ends with sympathy for Louis and Antoinette.
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France
England
Oliver Cromwell
la Fayette
Oliver
Charles
Louis XVI
Charles Stuart
Louis
Hite
Antoinette
Messenger from Peterspure brings dispatches to Whitehall for Russia Turkey peace
Last night at ten o'clock Mr. Timms arrived at the Secretary of State's Office with dispatches from Mr. Fawkener to negotiate peace between Russia and the Turks. Nothing is yet settled and the terms have not been opened. The Krxe of Prussia sent an envoy to the Emperor in Italy to settle the Austrian Turkish dispute.
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Timms
Peterspure
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Mr. Fawkener
Russia
Fawkener
Krxe
Prussia
Italy
Royal figures moved from Windar Lodge to Kew Palace
This day their Magistres and the Parxersses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth were removed from Windar Lodge to Kew Palace where they will reside until Friday. This day at noon the Krnc had a Levee at St James's and tomorrow the Queen will have a Drawing room.
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Magistres
Parxersses Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Windar Lodge
Kew Palace
Krnc
St. James’s
Convict Mutiny Aboard ALBERMARLE Leads to Executions
Extract from a letter dated April 25 1791 aboard the ALBERMARLE reports convicts rising on April 6 intending massacre and seizing the vessel for America. Two ringleaders hanged at the yardarm after their capture. An American ringleader noted. Crew discipline strict. two accomplices sent ashore. Ship remains armed with convoy to St Jago then South Wales. twenty five days at sea with adverse winds.
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Liew
Robert Parry Youne
Albermarle
America
King
England
St. Jago
Nana
South Wales
Lizard
Admiralty Board
Revolution Rumor Shakes Spain Amid Reform Calls
Mr. Hammond reports a revolution stirring in Spain as authorities tighten controls. The public mood foresees bloodshed, with the populace emboldened by parallels to France. Religion remains fervently revered, while discontent grows among the grandees despite the regime’s need for reform.
Prince of Wales heads to Stockbridge Races in Hants
A London report notes the Prince of Wales departs Carlton House for Kemp fhiot, Hants, then to the Stockbridge Races. The piece also covers Spain’s turmoil rumors, Parisian unrest, and statements about the French royal crisis and constitutional drift.
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Prince of Wales
Carlton House
Kempfhiot
Hants
Stockbridge Races
France
Spain
Grand Tribunal of the Inquisition
Madrid
National Assembly
Monsieur
Madame
Brusfels
Prince Ferdinano
Wierteemsurg
Ghent
China
Paris
Charles
Horse racing card from Ascot Heath meeting
Sporting intelligence from Ascot Heath lists runners and weights for Mr Crowder and Sir W Afton s horses in two mile and mile races. Entries include Sourkrout, Playfellow, Poor Jack, Mines, Peggy Perkins, Contrattor, Cham Booe, a plate event, and weights for four and five year olds with hurdles.
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Crowder
Cookson
Sally Williams
Charles Bunbury
Diomed
W. Aften
Poor Jack
Jack Bear
Mr. Hammond
W. Afton
Peggy Perkins
Hammond
F. Pool
B. H. Mentor
D. of
Queensberry
Syrsold
Field
Riddett
B. m. Dolly
Fountain
Little Trip
Home Circuit Dates for Justices Gould Wilson
The docket lists hearings by MR. JUSTICE GOULD and MR. JUSTICE WILSON. Events occur in Hertford Essex on Thursday July 28, Chemisford Kent on Monday August 1, Maidstone Sussex on Monday August 8, Lewes Surrey on Saturday April 3, and Croydon on Wednesday August 17.
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Justice Gould
Justice Wilson
Hertford
Essex
Midland Circuit Schedule of Court Dates and Places
Hon Mr Baron Hotham and Hon Mr Baron Perryn preside across districts with hearings in Northamptonshire Rutlandshire Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Leicestershire Warwickshire and Coventry. Dates run from August 2 to August 20 with sessions in Northampton Nottm Lincoln Derby Leicester and Coventry.
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Baron Hotham
Baron Perryn
Nothamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Akham
Lincolnshire
Castle of Lincoln
City of Lincoln
Public levee and royal events feature in Salisbury and London
The Bishop of Durham elect held a public levee at Salisbury palace Friday. The Prince of Wales appeared at Ranelagh Monday evening amid high society. Reports note Arabian racers landed at Dover, canal subscription totals, plague news from the Morea and Cairo, official appointments, highway robberies, a public execution at the Old Bailey, a Cumberland marriage, wreck pieces found in Moray Firth, and a shipwreck hogshead discovery.
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Durham
Salisbury
Prince of Watts
Ranelagh
Dover
William Pitt
Downs
Newcastle
Sunderland
Havre
Baltic
Morea
Grand Cairo
Egypt
Leghorn
Alexander Hamilton
Carrickfergus
Baron Hamilton
Joseph Hewitt
William Bates
Stephen Mackaway
Edward Gillickly
William Brown
John Dawson
Thomas Underwood
Joseph Wood
Habella Steward
Old Bailey
Kirkhampton
Cumberland
Thomas Smith
Elizabeth Brown
Moray Frith
Duke of Gloucester Leaves Portsmouth for London
The Duke of Gloucester, with his daughter and entourage, set out from Portsmouth for London. A barge grounded while he visited the hospital with Admiral Roddam and Colonel Mulcaster, but passengers were rescued with help from another boat. Fleet at Spithead fully manned though seamen recruitment continues briskly amid a strong gale and widespread sailing restrictions.
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Duke of Gloucestra
Portsmouth
London
Admiral Roddam
Mulcaster
Spithead
Shipping News Arrivals and Vessels Departing Dover and Liverpool
Ship news lists arrivals at Dover Clyde Lancaster and other ports with vessels from Jamaica Barbados Newfoundland and Ireland. Sailed from Portsmouth and Liverpool with ships bound for Africa Maryland and Virginia. Widespread 18th century maritime traffic details include crews destinations and ship names such as Marlborough Circe and Neptune.
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Uly
Dover
Mary
Dunlop
Tortola
Britannia
Renwick
Jamaica
Polly
Elliot
Charlott
Aen
Alexander
Martin
Cadiz
Bowen
Cumberland
Kirby
Honduras
Reward
Lech
Hannah
Turner
Savannah
Clyde
Carriere
Donald
Grenna
Sally
Scott
Adventure
Hutchinson
Jenny
Hunter
Barbadoes
Melly
Africa
Afolus
Corbet
Hawke
Grierson
Margery
Liverpool
St. Vincent
Canning
Alifiony-Edmonds
London
Port-au-Prince
Menter
Thombs
Poole
Newfoundland
Somime
Tozer
Syren
Partridge Dispatch
Downing
Hope
Coggans
Whiddon
Dartmouth
Pegey
St. Abe’s
le Captain
Jerey
Leopardy Bell
Biddeford
Gibraltar
Nancy
Bythel
Dunkirk
Eole
Daine
St. Dominga
Marie
Houffer
Dobago
Liverpo
Ranger
Walker
Providence
Bess
Fryer
Dominican
Dublin
Experiment
Fare
Baker
Charming-Molly
Grill
Maxwell
Melrea
Domnica
Bristol
Peas
Charlotte
Wells
Una Brittol
Adamson
iGalipoly
Madame Pookata
Irwin
Domenica
Hazard
Biddlecombe
New York
Literty
Gardner
Ora
Marlborough
Circe
Thames
Wardy
Remais
Romulus
Triton
Swift
Pitor
South Sea
Wendal
Charlestown
Woolbert
Neath
Mautitus
Middleton
Seine
Havre-de-Grace
Andeifor
Rilboa
Three Friends
Kearney
Maryland
Neptune
Boston
London Packet
Fokey
Virginia
Union
Barnard
Birth of Son and Heir to Edward Bishopp Esq
Ly The Lady of Edward Bishopp Esq. bears a son and heir at his residence in Chilwick Middlesex.
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Edward Bishopp
Chilwick
Middlesex
Worthington weds Miss Maude in London ceremony
Charles Worthington of Lincoln's Inn marries Elizabeth Maude, daughter of the late James Maude of New Broad Street Buildings. The wedding took place on Tuesday last in London, uniting two notable families.
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Charles Worthington
Lincoln’s Inn
Elizabeth Maude
Jamess, Maude
New Broad Street Buildings
Death of Glamorgan Justice Thomas Morgan at Birchgrove
Obituary notes the death of Thomas Morgan Esq a Justice and Deputy Lieutenant of Glamorgan at Birchgrove near Swarsea on Tuesday. The item also mentions William Baylis Esq High Alderman of Worcester as a related figure in the notice.
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Birchgrove
Swarsea
Thomas Morgan
County of
Glamorgan
Jatt
William Baylis
Worcester
Corn Market Prices and Crop Outlook in London July 4 1791
Corn Market in London reports mixed wheat supplies from Kent and Essex with higher quality allowing mills to push prices up for superfine white flour. Barley prices ease as malting demand dwindles amid weather concerns. Oats cargoes from northern forts sold, other grains declined. pease and boilers sold briskly.
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London
Kent
Essex
Wirk
Oa’s
Mark Lane
Price of Corn and Stocks in 19th Century Bank Market
A dated financial clipping lists prices for corn and various stocks and bonds, including Bank Stock values around 187 r per 4th, 3 per Cent, Consul 83 r-4th, and India Bonds. It notes Navy Bills at 11-? per cent, and Irish ditto at 61 16s 6d, with variations after a July Confoss.
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India
South Sea
Fey Navy
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