Disturbances in Ireland Prompt Lords Inquiry March
Lords report on Defenders and Catholic unrest outlines armed bands in Louth Meath Cavan Monaghan and Antrim Belfast and Dundalk. It notes levies on Catholics funds via chapel collections and inflammatory Dublin papers. It warns against self appointed groups arming citizens and threatens public safety and Parliament.
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Cesses
Louth
Meath
Cavan
Monaghan
Dublin
Dundalk
Belfast
Antrim
Dipblin
First National
Bread Fruit Tree Expedition Attacks and Timor Stopover
An account recalls an 16th day assault by canoes delivering arrows that wounded three men and killed one, as Bloodthirsty foes retreated after a chase. The narrative notes Timor visits, Dutch influence, Chinese settlers, trade in bees wax and sandalwood, scarce provisions, and Col. Brooke’s hospitality followed by Bligh’s crew planting plants on the island.
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Ostober
Timor
Pandora
Edwards
Bligh
Batavia
Cape
Col. Brooke
Capt. Bligh
Col
Brooke
Swho
Lord Cornwallis
Gapt Elphinstone
Anecdotes of Remarkable Persons and Characters
Continuation of a periodical section titled Six Valumrety price Be 4. LAND: continuing LE DIABLE and LE SAGE. Excerpt from the Monthly Review. A Dor of GENTUs and past events over the last twenty five years. Printed in London at the Logographie Press. Sold by Wal er, Owen, and booksellers in Blackfriars and Piccadilly.
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Flaud Passibus
the. Monthly Review
Paci
Gentus
Sergio Londons
Logographie Press
J. Waler
Blackfriars
J. Owen
Piccafates
Anderson's Historical and Chronological Deduction of Commerce
An advertisement for a four volume edition on Great Britain's commercial history. It lists publication details, pricing, and a prefatory introduction on European politico commercial geography. The work is praised for its wide utility to statesmen and merchants and notes availability through multiple London booksellers.
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Medinirh
Pitt
Anderson
Butith Empire
Great Britain
London
London: Printed At the, Logographic Press; and Sold By I Waiter
Uate
Blackfriars
J- Owen
Piccadilly
Walter declines bookseller business in Piccadilly sale
Walter, after declining his bookselling business at his late shop in Piccadilly, offers the following works and pamphlets at reduced prices. They are available at the office Printing-house-square Blackfriars OCTAWO.
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Walter
Piccadilly
Blackfriarss
Polygraphic Art Exhibition Opens at Pall-mal Rooms
The Polygraphic Art Society presents a sale of its improved polygraphic pictures with originals, offering transfer free admission tickets for the year. Excerpts describe oil copy processes, near-original quality, and affordable prices to decorate homes, with a focus on public demonstration and trial.
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Polygraphic
Pall-mal
Judzinig
Marquis of Lane Hosts Edinburgh Breakfast at Walker's Hotel
In Edinburgh on March 16 the Marquis of Lane arrived at Walker's Hotel and hosted a breakfast for officers. A Lyng-in Women and the Infirmiary benefit at the Old Theatre drew a full crowd with Mrs. Inchbald's new comedy and an after-piece. Kemble barred from regular plays Wednesday. a boxing match between a London pugilist and an Highland Chairman was teased for Monday at Leith Ground.
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Marquis of Lane
Walker’s
O'd Theatre
Reguar
House of Lords
Leith Ground
London
English sailors seized after landing from French boat
Three English sailors arrived from Dieppe on a French fishing boat and were taken into custody by Custom-house officers. They claim they served on the Speedwell of London and fled Dieppe after an embargo by the French, then commandeered the French vessel to sail for England.
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Eastsbourn
London
Dieppe
England
Oxford March Militia Marches to Wallingford Vow
In Oxford on Wednesday March 86 the Pembrokethine militia marched toward Wallingford on route to the south coast. That evening Shipton a carpenter who had abstended from a sabre artre carried an effigy and later it was burnt before his door. The mob damaged his windows and attempted to enter but were stopped by the Mayor reading the Biot Ae.
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Pembrakethine
Wallingford
Shipton
Dutch hoy Vrow de Bora brought into Portland by Wasp Cutter
The Dutch ship Vrow de Bora from Malaga in ballast with a Dutch master and crew was intercepted about ten leagues SSW of Portland by the Wasp Excise Cutter. Reports say the crew were seized by a French privateer near Ushant, later retaken by an English frigate, and the Dutch master and two crew were released to land at the first port. A wreck hull bearing the name Ann of London was found aground near Steeple on the Isle of Wight.
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Groningen
Malaga
Portland
Henritt
le Rhen
Ushant
Isle of Wight
London
Arrival of Rear Admiral Garoner squadron at Portsmouth
A Portsmouth report describes an express arrival to stop Rear Admiral Garoner and his squadron, sailors moved ashore, the 74 gun Edgar sent to London, Capt Bertie’s actions off Spithead, and a West Indies dispatch with the Falcon privateer captured after a brief engagement with a French privateer that fired on the Falcon before surrender.
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Garoner
Spithead
Edgar
Bertie
London
West Indies
Triton
Murray
Bisset
Jamaica
Falcon
Athant
Bisfes
Biffet
Bebed
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