Fragmented historical listings of books and authors
A garbled block lists various authors and titles with scattered publication notes and prices, mentioning Fitzroy, Lloyd Harley, Yeats, Oxford Street, and multiple volumes such as Mysteries of the Back Tower and Montgomery, amid miscellaneous references and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Ashseete
Fitzroy
Prince Cas
Bond-street
Lloyd
Harleyfrei Hoag
Yeats & A S c
Marianpe
Oxford-street
R.s.emq
J. Pal
Montgomery
Seénies
Wales
Marley
Ayols
Admiral Lord St Vincent reports captures off Vigo and Ferrol
Extract from the Earl of St Vincent's letter details the seizure of a Spanish privateer lugger off Vigo on May 31 with 26 men, the destruction of a schooner and other prizes, and Captain Digby's Aurora action near Ferrol. The dispatch notes reconnoitre patrols, engagements with enemy ships, and the fall of two brigs at the harbor while bearing on Cape Prior. Also includes Admiralty notice of Sir Thomas Fletcher's baronetcy and a list of bankrupts and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Earl of ‘St.Vincent
Joe Adam
Nepean
Kig
Oporto Roads
Vigo
Ferrolina
Digbys
Aurora
Anc
Lloyd
Gruneds
Égver Hum
Cape Prior
Cedeira
Guernsey
Cape Machichicao
Bilboa
St.Andero
Finis
H. Diesy
Irish Parliament speech promises harsh rebel punishment
A Mail from Ireland reports that the Irish Parliament speaker noted plans for severe measures against rebels. The debate references banishment and other penalties for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ambiguous banishment plan cited for Loyalists leaders
The text discusses partial or limited banishment for certain offenders and outlines compensation for Loyalists to be drawn from seized property via attainders. It notes uncertainty over which individuals are designated as Leaders and how they will be described immediately under that designation.
Unclear 18th Century Dispatches From Hamburg to Windsor Camps
Fragmented report recounts confidential advices from Hamburg about French plenipotentiaries and British reactions, notes on New Hampshire prayer, movements of royalty near Windsor Forest, Barbadoes arrival, Portuguese reinforcements, and a convoy incident. Mentions Nelson, Matta troop landing, and Irish political tensions with arrests.
Dublin Treason Trial and Rebel Actions Across Co Dublin
The Dublin Commission Court found M W Burnt guilty on two counts of High Treason after a lengthy trial. The report details a large Rebel raid near Garrettstown Hill, with the murder of a carriage servant and the abduction of a mail coach. Royal forces, including Fermanagh Militia and Swords Yeomanry, pursued rebels for miles, seizing 200 horses and four prisoners, with heavy Rebel losses and broad troop movements from Swords to Curragha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W
Reynolds
M‘cann
Yvas
Porfranes
Dublin
Raynagon
Roger Tenpley
Garrettown
Swords
Ballough
Gordon
Swords Yeomahry
Fermanagh
Gabbot
Henry Wikinson
Crodock
Malahide
Ballyboughill
Naul
Dumfries and Balbriggan
Garrettow
Garretstown-hill
Gorpon
Dumfries
Pirties
Balbrngannan
Coliée
The
Batty
Gabbott
Coolock
Balbriggan
Finigal
Gormanstown
Fermanagly
Carlow
Swords Yeomanry
Nail
Curragha
Myers
Margate Emigration and Court Spar at Bon dtreet
A letter notes ships at Margate with 126 aboard a hoy from Billingspate amid a brisk breeze, while two Holborn constables faced magistrates for failing to deliver officer lists but were forgiven after a pledge not to err again. a 9l penalty was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Margate
Hoy
Billingspate
Orlman
Alina
Holborn
Bondtreet
Middlesex
Multiple ships captured and British squadron maneuvers reported
Shipping news recounts captures at sea including the Corhediay Gilbert and the Bristol Trader with crew losses. North Sea fleet details a large British line of battle and allied ships reconnoitering the Ditch. Margate to Barrow patrols note French privateer activity and joint squadron movements along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corhediay
Gilbert
St. .Dymingh
Charleston
Jeremie
Ayres
Yarmouth
Liverpool
Bouldkus
Jasop
Jansen
Owes
Embdeh
Immo Frushing
Bristol
Rowe
Fréin
Swentta
St. Ive
Quatro
Irenas
Oparte
Lyime
Fexel
Agamemnon
America
Prince Frederic Ota
Public Office Huntingdon Mail Stolen Letters Case
Stephen Gosling a Mail Gated was charged with feloniously stealing a bag of letters at Huntingdon while mails changed houses. He was committed for trial as two notes from the letters stolen were traced to him. a Bank note description led to further examination and he remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gosling
Huntingdon
Hunstingdon
Cambridgeshire
John Ryey
Butcherhall-lane
Convoys Planned From Hull and Longhope For Baltic and Elbe Routes
On Wednesday a convoy is to sail from Hull bound for the Baltics and another on Friday for the Elbe and Weser. Similar convoys will depart every three weeks throughout the remainder of summer. A convoy will leave Longhope in the Orkneys for the Baltic on the 1st of the next month, with the Havicks sloop escorting the Liverpool trade there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Baltics
Elbe and Weser
Longhope
Orkneys
Baltic
Havick
Liverpool
Marriages in Lambeth Leeds and Taunton Drawn From Local Notices
On Saturday last John Lett of Lambeth wed Miss Lotttfa Court daughter of David Court of the Trinity Houses. William Dowdeswell to Miss Lees, daughter of the late Richard Lee of Mountferrat. Archibald Paris of London to Miss Lee, daughter of R Lee of Leeds. On the 16th at Elworthy near Taunton Somerset, Woodforde, surgeon of Bridgewater, to Harriet Cater, second daughter of Henry Catey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lett
Lambeth
Misa Lotttfa Court
David Court
Trinity Houses
BeeSee
William Dowdeswell
Miss Lees
Richard Lee
Mountferrat
Archibald Paris
Lonedon
Miss Lee
R. Lee
Leeds
Elworthy
Taunton
Obituaries and Death Notices from Sussex and Hampstead
A string of notices reports the death and illness of titled figures and notable residents. Hon John FoMnety, youngest son of the Earl of Winterton, dies after illness at Shillingslée Park Sussex. Mrs Beckford, widow of the late Lord Mayor William Beckford, dies at West End Hampstead aged in the watch year. Rev Edmond Lovell Archdeacon of Path dies at Taunton. Mr Johnson, long known as a traveling figure across England, is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shillingslée Park
Sussex
John ‘Fomnety
Earl of Winterton
West End
Hampstead
Beckford
William Beckford
London
George Hamilton
James
Earl of
Ate
Bank Stock Prices and Bond Yields Decline
Bank stock prices show a mixed pattern with declines in several issues. First mortgage bonds and Federal securities trade weaker as investors weigh interest rate prospects. Among notes, the 3 per cent Confederate issue and 4 per cent issues hold firmer, while long term government bonds drift lower.
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Waitehall
Kingdom of Great Britain
Thomas’ Fletcher
Newcatle
Lyne and Betley
Stafford
Charles Herries
Joseph
Mailer London
Fenning
Colahether
Entyx
Thomas Law
Spalding
Incoing
Tahir Breene
Puthley
Surry
Jobn Gabbe
Guililord
Suny
Butshet
James Evans
Paternofter-row
Bockfeller
Evening Mail
Postscript
Fauly
Frenans
Coigment
Germany
Rastap
New York
Francé
House‘of Representatives
New Hampshire
HoWark
United States
Hirh
Frante
Krya
Prince Eangst
Windsor Forest
Mayes
Duke of You
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Windser
Prtt
Woodley
Duwpiads
Wimbledons
Brighton
Barbadoes
Carter
Pontuguese
Mediterranean
Adm
Nelson
Matta
Secagrr Expsoition
LawForp
William Jennens
Ely
Offiec
Robert Jennens
Marigoroucu
Humrnry Jennens
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Anderson
Botanic Garden of
St. Vincent’s
Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
Otaheite
Brica
West Indies
Bedford
Hasings
Birtle
Fabianiy the Menger
Coppinere
Irithipsnych
Areland
Cambridge
Greenwich
Bricklayers Arms
Kent Road
Ship News
Quadron
Ariadze
Plover
Chardpion
Wolverine
Dart
Law- Foko
Armouth
Atruize
Sige
Vrexmans eDamih
Baat
Brement
Heneports
Fuchi
North Seas
Ope
Boole
Joly
T.wittis
Lords Commissioners
Guetn
Siudfond Basied Sea
Barwech
Viger Excise
Plymouth
John Henderson
Portsmouth
Arrows
River
Arrow
Saips
Myersy"Martin
Martinico
Wind S
Deal
Public Office
Bow Street
Sy J. Walter
J. Walter
Jun
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