London Stock Prices and Military Receipts From Liverpool to Windsor
The Postscript reports London stock prices at one o clock with Consols and Navy funds, while naval and land movements include the Kitty bringing May 27 news from Tortula, Sir Ralph Abercrombie landing at St Lucie with 12 000 men on April 16, and preparations for royal summer arrangements at Windsor. It notes Barbadian convoys sailing for Demerary, a French 44 gun ship near Guadeloupe, and British cruisers capturing vessels. The King reviews Hyde Park regiments, royal family plans, and Windsor residence. It details the Viper cutter at Torbay linking to Congress ratifying the England America treaty, with Genoa, Mantua, and Tyrol military movements and imperial dominions in Italy. Election results list multiple seats and victors including Epward Bouverre and Sir William Scott.
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Kitty
Primrose
Liverpool
Turtola
Ralph, Abercrandie
St. Lucie
Demerary
Barbadoes
Frores, &c
Petre
Guadaloupe
France
Hyde Park
Carlton House
Queen’s Palace
Windsor Lodge
Royal
Prince Exnzsr
Windsor
Weymouth
Princess of Walts
Torbay
Sophia
Baltimore
Dover
Congress
Great Britain and
America
AtsJax
Beautieu
Garrisori
Mantua
Tyrol
Italy
Milan
Neral
Westminster and London election notes in late May
Poll closes three o'clock. Westminster results show Fox leading with Gardner, Tooke, and others close behind amid political clashes. Reports from TEWKESBURY and Edinburgh outline county expectations, with numerous named candidates and anticipated returns across Scotland and England.
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City of London
Lusurcron
Anderson
Prexentt
Watera Lewes
Knt
Westminster
Ship News from Dover and Portsmouth Markets
Reports of British shipping waves in late May with several vessels reported captured or driven ashore. Evans and other London to Liverpool ships seized by the French. the Glory transport from Cork to the West Indies arrived after a piloted capture. the Mary laden with flour driven near South Sea Cattie and in danger. Weather at Spithead unsettled with many ships driven from anchors. arrivals include Henry Addington Britannia True Briton and a damaged East India packet. Deal and Plymouth report gales, ships parting cables, and vessels foundering with multiple vessels at risk. the Cerberus frigate arrives with Sophia and Baltimore traffic. electoral satire notes in King’s Bench prison. transfer books for Mid-Summer Dividends updated for several stocks.
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Portsmouth
Spithead
Mary
Susxr
America
Henry Addington
Malas Ber
Britannia
Majesty
Moreeytess
Torbay
Baltimore
Dover
Bermuda
Sheerness
Yarmouth
W.S
West India
Essex
South End
Nore
Plymouth
Mercy
Waterford
Deal
S. W
Shackarel
Helena
Savage
Powerful
Raccoon
Goodrick
New York
Ramsgate
Zealous
Corner
Leghorn
Andrews
Gibraltar
Sophia
Welling
W.S. W
King’s Gench
Diex’ Witsex
King’s Bench
India
South Sea
Princess of Waves greeted with rapturous crowds at opera
The Princess of Waves drew enthusiastic adulation from the audience yesterday evening as she entered the box with Lady Car-NARVon and Mrs. Fridnoy. The crowd demanded God Save the King and hailed her presence, while the Duke of Leeds lingered in attendance and one of the country’s most honest Senators remained nearby. The spectacle suggested public sympathy for suffering virtue may prompt further reflection among performers.
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Car- Narvon
Fridnoy
Lis Royal Highness
Prince of
Wares
Duke of Leeds
Marriages and deaths and market prices from Edinburgh and Petworth
Notices record marriages including James Pierson Esquire to Margaret Ouchterlony and Edmund Brome to Miss Foard, with deaths such as Mrs Mason of Blyth Nottinghamshire, plus a list of current English market prices for wheat, barley, malt and bank stock levels and government bonds.
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Edinburgh
James Pierson
Abington Hall
Cambriveshiire
Margaret Ouchterlony
Ceafd
Joan Cuchterlony
Guynd
Petworth
Edmund‘Brome
Watford
Herts
Foard
George Smythe
Edwwrard Satis Bart
Eliza Venour
Wooton
Wickshire
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Bartannia
Howe
Gaxoner
Garpxer
Queen of the Waves
Garpner
Bowyery
Graves
Rett
Monracy
BerneLzy
Deveras
Fighi
Ganpyex
Hower
Rooney
Gan Pner
Old Qezan
Barrons
Westwins
Brisary
Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Navy
Raproporrn
Ege
Northampton
Epmunp
Bouverte
Spencer Percival
Perewan
Bouverie
Warcer
Downton
Ion
Epward Bouverre
Squerries Lodge
Kent
William Scott
Wrickson
Morreux
Afrburton
Rosert Macxretu
Laws Park
Bantury
Duoley Noaru
Boroughbridge
Fkancis Burpet
Scottr
Brecon
Cuarres Morcan
Calleugion
Joan Call
Bart
Pau Orcuarp
Cale Rifng
Horatio Caurcaing
Crarzues Cuester
Carmarthen
Dorren MacEns
Clijlchurch
GeEorce Rosey
William Stewart-Rose
Hoxsham
Joan Macruerson
James Fox
Lyon
Horatio Watrone
M. B. Foxe
NEW
Parliament
Ir. Fox
A. Gardner
Mr. Fox
Alan Gardner
Tooke
Admiral Gardner
Admiralty Board
Marines
Lord Hood
Admiralty
St. Kitt’s
Lord Hawkesbury
Earl of
the Times
True Briton
Brooke
Fox
Tewkesbury
Mantin
Moore
Col. Downsweely
Frawers
Francis
Evesham
Charles Thellusson
Thellus
Joan Rusuour
Tromrson
Scotland
Orkney
Hoxzymar
Great
Sutherland
Frafr
Lovat
Inverhess
Macled
He4or Moore
Nairn
Campbell
Brodie
Flyins
William Grant
Lincoln's Inn
Banff
Aberdeen
Kincardine
D. Carnegie
D. Stett
Forfar
Perth
Col. Graham
W. Erskine
Fife
Anstruther
Lincoln’s’ Inn
Charles Hope
Kinghorn
R. Abercromby
Clackmannan
G. K. Elphinstone
Stirling
A. F. Cochrane
Bentin Graham
Dumbarton
Fréderick Campbell
Argyleshire
Fehn Campbell
Lincoln’s Inn
Yohux Hope
Linlithgow
James Stewart
Lanarkshire
Major Montgomery
Peebles
H. Dalrymple
North Berwick
East Lothian
Baird
Newbyth
Baillie
Jernwood
Berwick
Roxburgh
Geo. Douglas
Mark Pringle
Selkirk
R. Laurie
Dumfries
Herex
Kirkcudbright
Wigtonshire
Sadreau Macdowal
Fudlstron
M'Dawal
Garthland
Renfrew
Charles Stewart
Bute
Charles Ross
County of
Ross
Wm. Dundax
Tain, &c
Gampler
Wappington
St. Alban’s
Chick Laxz
Hertford
Boxer
Phyenzy
St. Luke’s
St. Stephen’s
SuerroAn
Stafford
Mice
Watson
Ship News
Ar Blyth
Nottinghamshire
C. Anh
Bank L. Ann
Fitavy Polands Ars
J.walter
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