Relief subscriptions urged for clergy and seafaring needs
The notice urges ongoing subscriptions for relief funds supporting clergy and dependent families at listed locations and institutions. It explains a separate clergy-only fund, warns against mistakes, and invites subscribers to report errors to the secretary. Meetings occur weekly at the Marine Society Office with collection details at Arundel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom, Morland
Ammersley
Hoares
Down, Thornton
Porter, Hbock, and Co
Pybus
Cot, Grote, and Co
Royal Banks of Edinburgh
Wsgany
England
Marine Society
Bishopsfireet
Butler
Arundel-street
Strand
Corn Trade and Corn Laws Opinion on Harvest Fate
The article argues government concern over harvest distress and explains Corn Laws from 1791 including export duties and import allowances. It notes weather, quality issues, and fears of overseas orders affecting domestic supply, urging limits on corn export until after the harvest. It also mentions Ireland and America deals and promises to update on corn prices and trade later.
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Privy Council
Kingdom of
Great -Britain
Great’ Britain
Tandon
Gove
S. Pa
R&s
Ireland
America
Atlons
Peice
England
Remarkable European Englishman’s Journey to Pekin
An English resident near Bramsley Kent recounts a remarkable tale of a European who lived in Canton as a factory master and spoke Chinese fluently. He travels to Pekin with Chinese merchants, is seized by soldiers, displayed on a litter, and returned to Canton. The man refuses to discuss China or his observations, guarding his curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomés
Germany
GouhrEs
Eeepathisn
Goren
Perkear
Westmorgland
China
Pekin
Bramsley
Kent
Howssel F
Canton
Imperial
Fragmentary War Dispatch From The Continent
Fragmentary notes describe military maneuvers and troop movements across Luxembourg and into Germany, with French and Austrian forces active. References mention heavy artillery, a potential corps of 20,000 troops, and leaders including a prince and various generals as regiments maneuver and prepare for engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viegas
Italy
Pinta
Vienna
Piedmont
Germany
Paussia
Tuxembourg
Oétober
Luxembourg
Empire
Duxembourg
Teeabenre
Bya
Dragaoi
Ranackers
Masifaed Aipor
Aesthatia
Autrian
Iesperal
Higuvenzohe
Kellen
Phigilétie
Austria
French Attack Near Bouaflr and Mons In Siege Like Action
Brussels dispatch reports early November French assault on advanced Austrian positions near Boffa and Mons. Baron Keime led Hussars to repulse, killing 460 and capturing 50. Clairfayt, Duke of Saxe Terchen, and generals urged pursuit. French reportedly hold Boffa heights and Ath, with 25,000 near Givet. Cannonade intensifies as court issues proclamation amid uncertain communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boflir
Baron Keime
Af Bender
Felf
Hussars
Tournay
Clairfayt
Duke of
Saxe Terchen
Nanjur
Mons
Pheirirk Corpe
Boffa
M. «de Clairfayt
Baron Beaulien
Baron Lilien
Givet
Namur
Luxembourg
Frenzied Artillery Fire Forces French to Seek Refuge
Reported recitals describe heavy cannonade and infantry actions near a major frontier position. TheOfficial Bulletin claims French forces redirect air support toward Mons as their first major objective, amid crisis chatter and defensive withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artress
Mons
Ficéelsfikas
French clash on front lines with no musket fire
According to dispatches received this morning, the French attacked the Allied camp at ten thirty, engaging in a brisk cannonade but without advancing to close combat. Both armies remain in their positions, with no further firing reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameries
French Army Moves as Hanoverian Troops Advance
Nov 1 dispatches report shifting headquarters to Mons to prevent the French artillery from reasserting control. The Hanoverian force under General Feytac, several thousand strong, heads to safeguard the dominions of our prince amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isof Aes Giard
Feytac
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