Trial at Length of Marie Antoinette Set for Monday
A forthcoming Times issue promises a full trial account of Marie Antoinette Queen of France. It will publish the charge body of evidence, summing up by the President, sentence, confinement details, and execution particulars from manuscripts and French Moniteur reports. It also includes interrogatories from a private examination and observations on the proceedings.
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Marie Antoinette
Tate
France
Fisaer
Moniteur
TIMES
Blackfriars
J. Owey
Piccadilly
T. Longman
Paternofter- Row
Subscription for the British TagoFs Continent with Worsted Stockings
A historical notice discusses a subscription arrangement for British purposes, detailing items including togaf items, worsted stockings, and flannel caps. The brief item notes distribution and intent, with emphasis on supply and associated regional production. The text references Continental connections and wartime provisioning themes without graphic detail.
War era charity subscription for warm clothing to soldiers
An Edinburgh driven appeal opens a subscription to clothe continental troops with yarn worsted stockings and flannel caps to guard against disease in winter. Donations to DrumMowmp s at Charing Cross and Times Office Blackfriars and heads of offices in London support the fund.
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Edinburgh
Jonny Pardone
Great Britain
Messrs. DrumMownps
Charing Cross
the Times
Printinghouse-square
London Stock Prices at One O'Clock
London report shows Bank Stock at 166 and a half pence per unit. Consols Ind Stock quoted at 2 6 a half.
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Confo
Private letter details naval force and pending expedition
A confidential letter notes a force under M. Genet comprising two 74s and four heavy frigates, tied up for over two months. The mission is unclear but suspected to intercept Quebec fur trade or threaten Newfoundland fisheries. Crews were supplied with warm clothing before departure. The Surveillant frigate sailed with an East India Ship for France, while the Ambassade refitted since August 2 and lacks its lower masts.
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M. Genet
Quebec
Newfoundland
France
Boron
PLY MOX Arrived his Majer guns for Lord Howz fleet
In Portsmouth this day the Majer arrives with two guns for Lord Howze fleet. Captains Montgomer y Grimpacz and Murray sail with Weazel sloop under convoy for Lisbon. French prisoners held by fishermen near the port. Hull reports orders to escort ships and provide convoy to safety.
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Moun OY
Faviewer
Bazetty
W.S.W
Montgomery
Grinpacz
Lizard
Lraams
Weazel
Murray
Lisbonnean
Stock Exchange forgeries lure stranger to broker's door
A young man seeking to sell 16,000l 3 per cent Scrip approached Mrs Martin, a stock broker. He claimed to act for two men who failed at the Stock Exchange in August. Mr Lyons, a broker, vouched for him but denied knowledge later. Martin sold part of the scrip, received money, and planned full payment on Wednesday. the rest was later sold at Garraway's. The buyer noticed irregularities, the receipt was blank inside, and the scrip is forged. Lyons is committed to the Compter as the forger behind the sale remains sought.
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Laft
Stock. Exchange
Lyons
Martin
Hackney
Lyowns
Compter
Duchess of Devoxsurere
Devonshire House
Piccadilly
Baxcor
John Warren
Bangor
Door Srapyr LeTon
Magnificus
College of St. Omer
Yorkshire
Horace Hammonn
Prince of
Falmouth
Capt. Y
Mr. H
Board of Agriculture
Rennie, Brown
Surrerr
East Lothian
West Riding
County of York
Boroughbridge
Sweden
Maxronx
Harrowgate
Darlington
Houghton
Vaughan
Reynard
VauGauHawn
Wenham
Tottenham Court-Road
Hounslow
London
Middlesex
James Eyre
His Majesty’s Court of Common Fleas
Westminster
Plague in Philadelphia Extract from a Sept 16 Letter
The letter reports the Yellow Fever outbreak in Philadelphia with high mortality. It notes doctors dying or fleeing, widespread death, mass burials by enslaved workers, and fear of travel and trade restrictions. It compares the fever’s severity to London’s plague and details quarantines and disruption to transport, commerce, and daily life.
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Boys Packet
Falmouth
Jamaica
West Indies
Boyd
Philadelphia
London
Paris Gazettes Reflect Revolutionary Tension Across Town
Reading the Paris Gazettes reveals rising unrest as authorities move to curb Brissor and his faction, with mass arrests including 66 merchants and Grodix the Jew. Paris reports harsh reprisals by commissioners in Bourdeaux and relentless pursuit of insurgents in Lower Brittany.
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Paris
Brissor
Peoce
Guillstine
Bourdeaux
Grodix
la Fendee
Brittany
Yesterday Cole in Suierto enlists in royal army
Fragmentary note reports a person named Cole joining a royal army and taking leave, with unclear context and fatal gaps in detail. No date or place confirmation available.
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Cole
Suierto
Gentlemen of Halifax Receive Plea On Fleecy Hosiery Goods
A letter from Merri Hottonp, Wars-Tell and Horton manufacturers to the King explains the value of fleecy hosiery and woolen fabrics. It notes Nova Scotia Governor’s endorsement and praises the material for warmth and comfort amid shortages, urging prompt relief through shipments to the writer’s house.
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Halifax
Vais
Merri
Hottonp
Wars- Tell
Horton
High Holbort
London
Nova Scotia
Sona
Spilsbury Antiseptic Drops Royal Patent Notice
The text proclaims Spilsbury’s Antiseptic Drops as superior for scurvy gout rheumatism and blood impurities. It asserts royal patent protection and claims sole guidance by Mrs Spilsbury and a will directing presentations at a Schhey dispensary for public relief.
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S$pilsbury
Natichy- Feigttes
Nip Spilsbury
Hare
Soheigy
Kajhert
Marriages and Notices Across Several Parishes
A string of late week marriage announcements from Freston Kes Wrexham Cefn Denbighshire Ashton Bromham Harrock Hall and Watford list couples with note of witnesses and titles including Charnock Shepherd Samuel Bonham and Lord Kenyon plus clerical and civic figures.
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Freston Church
Kes
Charnock Shepherd
Faversham
M Sauetter
Samuel
Bonham
Great Essex
Wrexham
Liverpool
Jane
Kenyon
dai@ Kenyon
Cefn
Denbighshire
Lord Kenyon
Ashton
George Marfdex
Chester
Oldham
Ship News Tear Nov 6 Reports Mixed Voyages
Fragmentary ship notes show vessels sailing from Quebec to ports including Portsmouth and St Albans with reports of flags, safety, cargoes, and arrivals. Mentioned ships include George Haffand, Santa Margaretta, Brilliant, and Admiral Peyton. dates reference Nov 6 into Nov 7 with unclear paths and consignments.
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Quebec
Triton
George
Haffand
Charleto
St.- Albans
Portmouth
Elizabeth
Fa En Chester
Brilliant
Admiral Peyton
Santa Margaretta
Vettal
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Joco
Steckings
Portsmouth, Ny
Hull
Board of Admiralty
Humber
St. Domingo
Rusu
Potter’s Field
Custom-house
Market-street
Governor’s Island
City of New York
George Clinton
Reufillen
Perpignal
Re . Sahahiten Sam
Cor
Perpignan
New-York
America
Lord Dunmory
Genea
Flanders
Holland
N. W
Whiengges
John Murray
Fleet-street
Duchess Place
Charles Sheppud
County of
Bromham
Wilts
Pricé
Sir Edward Rayetun
Anight
Harrock Hall
John Rigbye
North Meoly
the Couny
Watford
Howell
Charles
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