Cure for fever with vinegar and tobacco fumigation
A dated letter promotes a dubious remedy for fever affecting America. It urges inward daily intake of long vinegar, a body bath with vinegar, friction, aloes dose, and constant tobacco fumigation, claiming it will stop the fever’s progress.
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America
Globe
Genuine Trial of the Late Queen of France
From the Paris Copy printed by authority a portrait-lit pamphlet offers the genuine trial of the late Queen of France. It includes charges by the public accuser and private tutor examinations, the president’s charge to the jury, and the execution particulars. The work provides a general view of the causes of the late revolution in France. Printed for several London booksellers at Fleet Street Leadenhall Street Old Broad Street and Royal Exchange venues.
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France
Revoluion
Jordan
Fleet-street
W. Lane
Minerva
Leadenhall-street
T. Evefey
Old Broadsstreet
Royal Exchange
Patent tinning of copper and brass vessels promotes durability
King’s Patent by Stratton and Hills offers a tinning invention to reduce health risks from adulterated copper and brass wares and to extend vessel life. The ad promotes Patent improved steam cooking apparatus, perpetual ovens, stoves, and japanned wares, available wholesale or at the Blackfriars Road manufactory and Cheapside warehouse.
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Tratton and Hills
West India
Hewith
Stratton and Hills
Cheapside
Blackfriars Road
General United Society formed to supply British troops on the Continent
A meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand on November 1793 established the General United Society for Supplying the British Troops with Latra Clothing. William Deva ynes as chairman and treasurer leads a committee including Davison and Owen. Subscriptions are to be received across London and remitted to the treasurer. The society will send clothing and goods to Mr Lodge's warehouse under Davison's supervision with regular returns.
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WILLIAM _DEVAYNES
General United Society
Mr. Pufey
Geo. Stainforth
Wm. Richardson
Ohn Rae
John
Walter
Trebeck
Chiswick
William Walter
Is Thompson
Ditto Thomas Henchman
Hugh Logis
M. Campbell
Sha Cartier
H.C. Selby
John Maitland
Wm. Gilpin
Rob
Hadson
St. Paul’s
James Musgrave
Tyler
William Devaynes
George Owen
London
Wesminster
Kingdom
Bo Cety
Rankine-house
Crofts, Devaynes, and Co
Cloyd’s
Crown and Anchor
the Strand
Davison
Lodge
Warehoute
William. Devaynes
F. Alex
Aschor
Tyelda
Wai
Devay Nes
Claiuan
British Forces Capture Faron Summit At Toulon
Admiral Gravina and Colonel Elphinstone lead a joint Franco-Italian attack on Faron peak above Toulon. British and Piedmontese troops assault with 250 British ranks and files, 140 charfiers, 163 Piedmontese grenadiers. after hard fighting, the enemy routs. Losses listed. Gravina wounded, Valued praise for all contingents.
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Whitehall
Henry Dundas
Home Department
Toulon
Pitra
Faron
Pas de la Marque
Farah
la Valette
LaGarde
Gardene
Elphinstone
Torriano
Gravina
Squierdo
Prince de Pignatelli
Chevalier de Revel
Goodall
Grand St. Antoine
Regiment de Bourgogne
Vallom de Vilbourdin
Grayina
Tancer
Moncrief
Vallon Dé Favieres
Echellon
Fort Faron
del Porto
Graving
Moreno
Avon
Gravi
Monas Hie
Ted
Rith Regiment
Thomas Graham
Balgeroon
Comtes de Forax
Comtte del Porto
la Bar
Fabar
Charleurs
Chevalier Squierdo
Prince Pignatelli
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Paris
Quieen
King’s the Patent
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Sajetty
William DE
Faom Rua
London Gazette
Mutcrave
Fort Faren