Prize Master Seizes Armed Transport Magazines Vessel
A detailed dispatch recounts an incident at sea where a prize master boarded a copper bottomed brig named the Magazines, armed for 18 guns but with only four mounted, commanded by Vargas Machuea, and captained by a crew of 46. The vessel, seized off a weathered coast, is described with its fate and the transfer of possessions to the prize master, alongside references to notable officials and related letters patent.
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Fragmented historic scene recalls chapel service and state roles
The text outlines a somber royal event with mentions of the Sword of State, a bishop, and nobles including the Earl of Harerton. Figures such as Lord Chamberlain and General Makin are noted, along with mourning practices and discussions of naval ships and patroness Mrs. Esert being appointed lieutenant.
London Liverymen hear Sheriffs on petition at St James's
Saturday meeting at Guildhall reports the Sheriffs answer to the City of London Tate petition. Lords Major reads the royal reply via Duke of Portland. Liverymen urged perseverance, directing Sheriffs to seek a personal interview with the King on the throne. Debate follows with Combe and Waddington opposing and praising royal clemency. Election results noted at Inverkeithing contest. Williams the Holborn bookseller arrested for selling Paines Age of Reason.
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Provisional French Rule Reinstates Prussian Provinces Authority
A 1797 proclamation from Wesel outlines the reestablishment of magistracies in the Prussian provinces along the Rhine left bank under French command. It details tax collection, commissariat structures, watch over administrators, and the reinstallation of magistrates and finanical bodies, with France asserting superior authority until further orders. The document also includes local curiosities and notices about thefts and accidents from the period.
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Fragmented Irish political duel report and royal dispute
The text describes a contested political amendment presented to Lord Bellamont regarding the Address, expressing duty to uphold the Lord Lieutenant’s influence and royal authority. It notes a Wednesday duel at Sigs between Mr. Keveny and Mr. Burts, with Keveny sustaining a wound to the right side.
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