Irish State Lottery opens sales in Dublin and England
The Irish Lottery announces early sale of tickets at Drummond’s Office Fleet Street with prizes up to sixty thousand pounds and a March 3 drawing. It notes tickets, shares, and numerical books available, with agents across England Scotland and Ireland and finance options by bank notes post office orders or cash. The ad lists prize levels, offices, and distribution details, urging prompt orders and registrations. Also advertised is an auction for the Manor of Biley near Worksop with a large estate including house, outbuildings, 540 acres, river, and parkland, opening December 16 with viewing through Mr. Hannam, Solicitor Worksop.
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Irish State Lottery Express
Dublin
Drummond
Fleet-street
Scool
Eigher
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Aixteenth
Anid
Aid Grand SC Ee
Shea
Spee
Td Abn
Esdni
HOR 3
Bean Co
Bia
Royal Esai London
Mie
Te Ewmay and Son
Tomas Binrince
Hornsezy
Beny
India
South Sea
Hor Ieee By and Co
Bilby Hall
Barnby Moor
Great Noth
Worksop
Retford
Fae
Bawtry
Yorkshire
Blyth Hunt
Hannam
Wasinegam
Gantn
Manwine- Ham
Windser
East India’House
Bengal
Vassar
Don
Holland
Bergen-op-Zoom
England
Leutenant
Harris
Seridgapatam
Order of the Bath
Paris
Vienna
Loxpon
Prerexsburgh
Nances
Marty
Maly
Tyrol
Tornison
Suworow
Cracow
Petersburgh
Siberia
Privy Council recalls blockade order and trade benefits
London reports the Privy Council recalls the blockade order against neutral ports in the Astrep Provinces, allowing West India produce and manufacture to flow to the Continent. The note also covers court delays in East India House, a court martial of General Don, and promotions and movements among British and European powers.
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Privy Council
Holland
West India
Notified Sheriffs list and sugar price table
The London Gazette lists sheriffs nominated by the Lords of the Council at the Exchequer for the morrow of St Martin in 1799 with numerous named individuals and estates. It also reports the average sugar price for the week ending November 23, 1799, with dealer names and venues across regions.
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Council
St. Martin
George the Third
Our Lord
John Ane
Rayrs Potton
Mizzins
Pabe
Berke
Sir John Coxipperley
Warfield Grove
Maude Ruffe
John Thomas Saey
Nether Af
John Johnstome
Castle Steada
Eia
John Je
Eden Hall
Bae
R Olay
Giasham
Peter Bhuets
Cox
Buldletrenchide
Rico Rae
Charborough
Salford
Iooon
Cee Peleton
Ha Brown
Te Golthe
Bibiremmenjnaiss Wetting
Llanerie
Sams Glovers
Abercarne
Henry Parry
Monmouth
Norfolk
Thomas ” Durrant
Scottow
Bart
Eatt Dereham
Kerrion
Brooke
Northamptonshire
Edward Bouwverse
Dewed
Henry Otway
Spark Hall
Robert Gunning
Ipnleient Las Fenwick
Fenwick
Fan
Léiermelton
Rowton
Thomas Clarke
Liam Chaloner
Dudlietone
Chamgneys
Anthony Kin Jn
Lyncorm
John Ma
Wookey, Pigot
Pacify
Bittern
Eys Mare
Ife of
Wight
Nathaniel Kdleton
of Shamblehurst
Suffolk
George Naffau
Trimley St. Martin
Charles Long
William Beaumaris
Rush
Ogden
Georrge Griffin Stoneivert
Hans
Bryan le Stockwell
Edward ‘Eppin
Walton
Witliam Stamford
Preston
John’ Sposting
Erwoed
Heaton
Zachary
Omes Hichomas
Gabeigney
Parlington
Baler
Harvey Hawke
Warmedsley
Hs Highmness
Prince Willam
Pssaree Sutton
Swirte
F. Fisher
Wytongton
Yorkshire
West Siiithie Lee
Kirkpaticks Chartles Suse
St. James
Ron A. Jasob
Ra Rateliffes
St. Vincent
Man
Stith
Gerry Southampt
W. Farmer
Wal Ordithire
Pacer
Chuts
Brristol
Mangnall
Bol- Deseiorities
Sey Bow -Street
Merchant
Satack
H. Ewer
Croan
Surrey
Manshester
Morton
St Incershire
Maniaceeper
E. Ponting
Wigmore-street
J. Ballard
E Evesham
Worcestershire
Victualler
W. Jones
Swantechant
F. Sadler
Crown Jun
Glaorgenthire
Merenfington
English privateer captures two brigs in Dieppe raid
The French privateer Le Hiburtier brought two English prizes to Dieppe, the Duke of Gordon bound for Naples and the Recovery from Petersburgh to Cork. Yesterday morning sixty men from the Gloucester and South Devon Militia joined the first regiment of Guards. the privates were awarded medals for volunteering for Ireland service.
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le Hiburtier
Dieppe
Duke of Gordon
Naples
Petersburgh
Cork
Gloucester
South Devon
Guards
Ireland
British Warships Arrive and Reported Calais Scene
Dispatches describe several of his Majesty ships including Alkmaar Roebuck Eurydice Ceres Osprey Senge and Harpy with cutters at Dover Calais and nearby waters. A transport ship suffered damage when a collision tore a head from its foremast, leaving the vessel adrift. Local observers note transports and ships crowding Calais as news of naval movements spreads.
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Alkmaar
Roebuck
Eurydice
Ceres
Ospreys
Fragmentary nautical names and phrases from old river notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Captain Hoon Sone Jof and Captain Haze along the Thames River with scattered phrases about ships, a Little Note, and a Lyng. The text lacks coherent events or dates but preserves several proper names and river references.
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E. Thames
Haze
Alias Elizabeth Arrives Under Quarantine At Motherbank
Port watch notes the ship Elizabeth Apthéppe-pal ter under quarantine at the Motherbank. Calcutta armed ship and Rein brigs of war entered harbor to refit while conveying wine and fruit from Malaga and other ports.
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Portsmouth
Hy Mey
Elizibeth
Apthéppe - Pal
Front
Senegal
Bedes .&c
Alfonia
Malaga
Calcutta
Recaptured James of Bourdeaux and Baltic convoy news
Falmouth reports the recaptured ship James laden with bale goods bound for New York after a two hour action with the 22 gun French privateer L Heureux. Captain and crew details given. Danish ship sighted nearby. Poole arrival notes Newfoundland oil and salt trade ships. Gale and storm wrecks cause multiple ship losses along the coast with casualties and rescues.
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Falmouth
Cambrian
tLzecz
Hip Jame
Marcus Boleagus
Larrea
New York
L'Heureux
Bourdeaux
St. John’s
Lisbon
Briggs
Newfourndland
Liverpool
Wales
Letter About French Crown Renunciation Read To Louis XVIII
A German Gazette claimed Louis and his brother renounced the French crown in favor of the Duke of Angoulême who wed Louis XVI’s daughter. M Davaway paused, Louis XVIII urged him to read on, then spoke to Louis XVI’s daughter about a crown of roses versus a crown of thorns he would keep.
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Mittan Figres
Davaray
Louis XVIII
Louis
France
Duke of
Angoulesme
Louis XVI
M. Davaway
Proclamation and decree cited in Paris crisis report
The news recounts a November 9 proclamation from the French Directory era urging Civic tranquility and unity. It cites Buonaparte charged with enforcing the decree, praising the Republic’s gains, and warning against intrigues of faction as soldiers and magistrates pledge to uphold liberty equality and public safety.
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Paris
Ition
Bas
Commune of
St. Clouds
Bonaparte
Aes
Buonaparte
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London
Thx
London Gazette
Ship “News
Hajles
Sten’ Leone Waterman
Delagon Bayy
Erie
Africa
Peterthini
Dover
Fingich
Tato
Tata
Soa
Calais Hallow
Bartes
the. Salles
trans-St. Ives
Posal
Catia
Tereble
Cook
Sanother
Brienupe
Teloops
Nett Point
Romney
Foo Squadron
Cay
Mes Bion Aranen Berthier
Ministry OF Inter
Interior
Council of Elders
Gth
Buengparte
Milie Sary
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