New Sword Exercise and 18th Century Publications Notice
A historical notice lists the publication of a new sword exercise by SHOLTO SORLIE and details books and translations offered by Debrett Hatchard and others. It references American State Papers, Dumouriez texts, and the British Tourist pocket companion, with publication dates, prices, and booksellers such as Debrett Newbery and Clarke.
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Halsey
Sholto Sorlie
7Th
Queen's |Own
Light Dragoons
J. Debrett
Burlington House
Piccavilly
Ps Ce
Dec
T. Hatchard
Piccadilly
John Adams
United States of America
Congress
Pinkney
Marshall
Gerry
France
J. Debrétt
Pennant
Scotland
England
Wales
Ieland
William Mavor
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Church Yard
Three Kingdoms
J. B. T. Pouncy
T. Heagne
F.S.A. x
Kenilworth
Warwickshire
Downton
Herefordshire
Beetham Force
Westmoreland
Tintern
Monmouthshire
Little Wymondly
Herts
Moccas Park
William Clarke
New Bond-street
Hearne
Macclesfield-street
Soho
B. Touney
Pratt-street
Lambeth
Bombardment Negotiations Near Havre Reported
London Evening Mail recalls Sir Richard Strachan's squadron near Havre and a proposed exchange with town magistrates. He claimed no intent to destroy Havre, seeking the gun vessels, after firing bombs to prove reach. Details of the magistrates' response remain unclear.
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Richard Stracuan
Havre
Brcwarn Stracuan
Aure
Ewa Oo
Ireland Insurrection Steps Reported In London Gazette
Dispatches from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland describe late actions between His Majesty's troops and rebels. The Dublin situation draws praise for government lenity while vowing swift punishment for traitors. Guild of Merchants to meet over Freemen of Dublin. Clergy offer to defend the capital. Dean Beresford acts as sentinel at the Custom House. Proclamation anticipated to mobilize loyal inhabitants.
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Figgins
Secretary of State
Home Department
Ireland
London Gazette
Lord Casing- Reagh
Guild of Merchants
Custom House
Ev . Lyons
America
Leyden-Gazette
France
Tat Leyranp
United States
Guadaloupe
St. Domingo
Paris
Gurttemarpet
Madrid
Taucuet Oo
Bernanorre
Vienna
CatLiarp
Berlin
Sir Horatio Nelson
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Malta
Medua
Judensant
la Boune Citayenne
Sill More
Tivgavre Nelson
Ostend
Bruges
Ghent
Te ‘ 5 Peatir
Latra
Furterare
Swaine
Cork
Prosperous
Co. Kildare
Clondaikin
Thomas Street
Thomas Braughall
Samuel Garnett
Clonee
Garnett
Macauley
Antrim
Hardy
Wicklow
Ballinglass
Cornet Love
Stratford Upon Slaney
Stratford
Ninth Dragoons
England's Resolve Against French Influence Stands Urgently Clear
A mail from Ireland argues vigorous government measures defend Britain from domestic conspirators and a hypothetical 1789 style France. It praises unity, warns against complacency, and asserts Britain’s restraint and majesty amid Europe’s upheaval, claiming a united political body defends against tyranny.
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Ireland
Europe
France
England
Great Britain
Great-Britain
War threats and Irish rebellion violence amid European turmoil
Reports from Dublin and Kilcullen detail rebel defeats by Romney Fencible Cavalry and infantry, severities by loyal forces, executions of captured insurgents, looting, and continued unrest as French influence alarms rise and British naval support shields trade. Names of generals, regiments, and locations such as Ostend, Bruges, Kilcullen, Rathfarnham, and Dublin anchor the timeline.
Privateers and ships report from Plymouth and Portsmouth
Shipping news from Lifton to Jersey includes the Ceres retaken by Weymouth privateers and carried to Jersey, with other captures by the Meriaid frigate. Reports detail arrivals and cruising by multiple frigates, armed ships, and cutters near Plymouth Portsmouth Yarmouth Torbay and Deal, with several vessels in convoy and prisoners taken or landed.
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Lifton
Liverpool
Weymouth
Jersey
New York
Bourdeaux
Dunkirk
Plymouth
Taden
Altona
Married William Lens and Miss Simons at St Bride's
The Rev William Lens of Bunhill Tow married Miss Simons of Por ee-fercet Salisbury-square, a descendant of Richard Pendrill noted for aiding King Charles II after Worcester 1651 escape. Died Monday last Mr Roebuck, merchant, Saint Mary at Hill, much lamented. Printed at Blackfriars.
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St. Bride's
Weldon Champneys
St. Paul’s
William Lens
Bunhill‘Tow
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Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Zorday
Gardner
JeEtann
College Green
Stephen’s Green
Merion Square
Phoenix Park
Duartes
Dublin
Kilcullen
Dunpas
Diveion
Romney
Coyne
Great George’s Street
Shaughnessy
Portobelo
Camden-street
Stephen
Collon
Dunshauglin
Nelson
Pendleton
Custom-house
Rathfarnham
Sth Dragoons
Keogh
Byrne
Glasmanogue
Ledwich
Reay Fencibles
Belfast
Dunshaughlin
Cravock
Portsmouth
Scott
Yarmouth
Boorper
Bertier
Greenland
Torbay
Royal Sovereign
Sans Pareil
Glory
Atlas
Neptune
Crerar
Pompée
Triumph
Terrible
Canada
Impetueux
Anfou
Amelia
Maggara
Garver
Barfour
Ramilies
Saturn
Chapman
St. Marcegu
Patwrepsy J. Walter
J. Walter
Jon
Rouse-Square
Blackfriane
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