Frigate Actions and Naval Movements Near Bantry Bay
The report notes a collision off Bantry Bay in which the AEB eA Lem suffered heavy rigging damage and a crewman was killed, while the Cear sustained little damage. Gerd Brie’s Port Fleet cruised westward with Guat Gommandis Ajax Venerable Mos Manan Renown and others, to block a Spanish squadron from Rochelle. Also listed are arrivals from Brest, the Unicorn’s capture of a French brig, and preparations for a large expedition with frigates and troop ships, plus a Cartagena arrival and the dispatch of revenue cutters to Spithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeb Ea Lem
Achilles
Bard
Bantry Bay
Cear
Gerd Brie
Gommandis
Ajax
A.f.cochrane
Venerable
G.W. Fairfax
Mos
Manan Renown
A. Bearig
Ile of
Rhee
Rochelle
St. Antonio
His Majesty
Unicorn
Wilkinson
Dean
Durham
Brest
Lord Barcroft
Childers
C. Caawrorn
Mediterraneamn
Lord Kerru
London
Cheiaers
Couchant
Cermerazi
Stuart
Fountain-law
Lord Huey Sgynour
West Indies
Jerome Fergpntraicx
Spithead
Parron
Koratzswoe of Weimar A German Dramatist’s Career
Korazswoe a celebrated German dramatist visited Weimar Sagony a city famed for its refined manners and a seminar for educating young nobles He admired the courtly culture and later held roles in Livonia and Vienna as dramatist and director of the Imperial Theatre before serving the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korazzswoe
Weimar
Sagony
Germany
Europe
Korzesus
Avy Feus
High College of Justice
Livonia
Hs Keifur
Vienna
Imperial Theatre
Paris pun piece Le Marquas os Eizas premieres in town
A new dramatic work in Paris consists wholly of puns and is credited to eighteen authors, claimed to contain at least 300 words. The narrative moves to Vermont where a dig at Judge Laws’s well yields frogs petrified then revived by sunlight, leaping as if alive after centuries underground.
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Paris
Vermont
America
American Theatricals Amid Decline and Travel Woes
Narrative of early American theatre ventures across Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Managers faced suspensions by Baltimore authorities and yellow fever outbreaks. profits varied with benefits sometimes profitable others loss making. Cast changes included Moreton Covper Fennel and Merry’s death. company members named with residences and roles across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Wignal and Rehaigte
Baltimore
Philadelélphia
Philadelphia
Merr
Harwood
Bates
Moreton
Couoper
Columbus
Jane
New York
Ricketts
Messrs. Hodgkinson
Covper
Hodgkinson
Fennel
Annapolis
Merry
Wignal
Marshal
Barnard
Darley
L’estrange
Downie
Morris
Francis
Warrell
Broadhurst
Extraordinary poisoning mystery in Wiltshire village
In Bidderton St Nicholas Wiltshire on May 7 a 97 year old farmer Thomas Ritchens was abducted from his home by Bristol visitors and taken to Bristol. A grave was ordered and the interment occurred before coroner Mr Clare and two surgeons opened the coffin and found poison in the stomach. The inquest ruled death not by God but poison administered by unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavock
Willis
Thomas Bitchens
Bidderton
St. Nicholas
Wis
Bristol
Lacock
Ritchens
Clare
Wilts
Mr. Ritchens
Thomas Ritchens
London
France
Ireland
London Corresponding Society
Posf
Queen of Bohemia’s Head
Cradley
Norwich
Sheffield
Manchester
Chester
York
Liverpool
Halifax
St. Alban's
Bradford
Coventry
Maidstone
Portsmouth
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Perth
Dundee
Nottingham
Derby
Banbury
Adderbury
Bromley
Leeds
Leicester
Exter
Deptford
Rochester
Ashton
Trowbridge
Aston
Dudley
Paisley
Helstone
Berwick
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Chevening
Oxford
Wolverhampton
Whitchurch
Cardiff
Gravesend
Loughborough
Stourbridge
Battle
Wakefield
Birmingham
Woodchurch
Kent
Bath
Tunbridge Wells
Melbourn
Stockport
Woolwich
Linsfield
Finsbury
Crawley
Crayley
Athio
under-Lyne
Bramlingham
Garitang
Séveh Oaks
Chevinam
Rochdale
United Corresponding Societies of
Yorkshire
St. Alban’s
Hertfordshire
Exeter
Devonshire
Cheshire
High Wycombe
Bucks
Shrophire
Leominster
Herefordshire
Paifley
North Britain
Cornwall
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Oxfordshire
Maidilie
Chatham
S. Wales
Trio
Derbyshire
Litchfield
Staffordshire
Redbridge
Hampshire
le Ds
Chichester
Lancashires
Jedburgh
Britains
Sumbury
Middlesex
Kilmarnock
Britain
Stranraer
Ditton Rowiey
Staffordthre
Hall
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Southampton
Kendal
Westmoreland
Wooten
Kegworth
Leicestershire
Adderpury
Warwick
Stockports
Warrington
Gosport
S -Ipfwich
Philips Norton
Somerfershire
Ashton-afider-Line
Lancashire
Coventeys
Tunbridges
Richdale
O’coigrey
Arthur O’connor
Dublin
Irth
Kingdom of Ireland
Bankrupt Notices from the London Gazette June 18
The London Gazette lists multiple bankruptcy notices with names and locations including Birwey W Farllite of Shieksbury mercer T Berkeley of Berkeley Gloucestershire and W pe Ri 4 nee at various dates such as July 1 19 August 19 and September 5 and entries for Millard Wells Tuttle Shepherd Oswestry Gopkeeper Lafone Jim Ewen Delamain and others across England showing the breadth of insolvency listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teath _BANKRUPTS
Birwey W. Farllite
Shieksbury
Mercert
Berkeley
Millard
Wells
Somersetshire
E Soa
J. Tuttle
Bath
Firuire
Carpine
Newcastle Upon Types
S. J. Shepherd
Nee Oswestry
Shropshire
TH Fhgon
C. Hedebergs
Roileau
Kingpon-Hall
Lafone
Liverpool
Jim Ewen
Qite Street
Oxford-market
J. _Delamain
Kingston-upon Hall
House of Lords Defers Slave-Carrying and Seditious Bills
Parliamentary intelligence from Tudivay June 1 notes the House examined the late Governor of Sierra Leone on the Slave-Trade Limitation Bill, then postponed further proceedings to tomorrow. The Committee on the Slave-Carrying Bill and the third reading of the Seditious Societies Bill were deferred to Thursday. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leope
Lord Grenville
Fhiarsday
House committee reports and copper trade bill debate in parliament
The Commons considered several bills including the Ways and Means report, a bill relating to Scotch civilities, a Levy on horses duties, and a militia reform proposal. Leaders discussed exempting legacies to public institutions, while Lord Hawkesoury delayed the copper trades bill for three months and Mulititia reform faced scrutiny over ballot abuses in Middlesex and Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Ways and Meany
Bitts
Treatir
Abbott
Committee of Finance
Middlesex Militia Bill Considered in Court Proceedings
The debate centers on militia governance and fund management in Middlesex and nearby counties. The Archis notes lack of embezzlement traces after inspecting accounts. A proposal to amend the militia bill seeks clearer ruling and grant terms for Middlesex and adjacent counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Mainavaring
Stables
London Corresponding Society Links and Treason Risk Revealed
The report surveys plates from the London Corresponding Society and lists towns with which it maintained correspondence. It warns that such networks threaten national security, citing ongoing treasonous communication with Ireland and plans aiding invasion, with arrest outcomes noted.
Foster Father Turkey Hatches 17 Chicks in Ashwick
Mr. G. Chappel of Ashwick owns a turkey cock that fattened on twenty one hen eggs and last Sunday hatched seventeen chicks. Sixteen of the hatchlings are alive, well brooded fed and guarded by the turkey foster father as if under a real mother’s care.
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Power
Gravelines
Calais
Kotzebue
Merican
Extador Br
BeTtex
Hole
London Gazette
Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Lords
Tudivay
Lord Hawkesoury
Gregar
Pitt
Mr. Williams
Williams
Surry
Zischfeld
Oreths OF
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London Society
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