Uncertain French politics stir Paris mayoral stakes
The piece notes volatile politics across princes and councils, the August Decree on Emigrants, and the pivotal Paris mayoral election. It warns a Republican mayor could undermine the Constitution, amid armed forces and shifting loyalties, with rumors of conspiracies in the southern provinces and unrest tied to rights movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Igié
National Assembly
St. Domigo
Gregoire
York and Clarence Duke and Duchess arrive in London
A lengthy travelogue recounts the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of York and Clarence in London after a continental tour. It notes their journey from Berlin to Hanover and Osnaburg, through Brussels and Lille, with a grand reception at York House. Details cover escorts, seating, presentations to the royal family, attire, and planned public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puxke
Ducuess
York
Leiden
Pheir
Berlin
Hanovee
Ofnaburgh
Brussels
Fiohhets
Duchess of Cumberland
Lille
Flanders
Lisle
Calais
Defein
Dover
Hammond
Earl of Guitprorp
Ports
London
Sittingbourne
York House
Whitehall
Prince of Wales
Maréris
Peince
Wargs
York and
Clarence
Duchesy
Pamngesses
Voxx
Yitterdey
Ipginkham House
Duchess of
Yorx
Yaorx
Madame von Visrac
Duchéss of ‘ Camaratano
Erizagera Latreece
Cumberland House
Pall Mall
Spa
Duke
Duchess of York
Deal
H. Fitzceranp
Granvison
G Rumsorp
S. Smrrx
Paris
G.*rumsorp
Anspaca
Bargia
Lord Craves
Earl of Berke Ley
Russia
Naples
Holland
Vienna
Dorset
Royal visit to Yor docks delights town and harbour
Morning arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Yor with Sir Sydney Sirs drew a large retinue. The Duchess fainted on deck and was carried ashore in a chair. Duke in good health. crowds, drums, and flags filled the harbour with a festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke and Duchess of
Yor
Sydney
Bord
Bait
Guildford
Robert
Laurie
John Trevanion
M.P
Fedor
Lus
Treaty of marriage and distant war news from India and Europe
A treaty of marriage between Miss Gace and Mr Crawrory is near completion. France reports on the British Army under Lord Cornwallis near Seringapatam, with heavy rains delaying progress and Tippoo Sultan attacking but retreating. News covers Russian troop movements toward the Dniester, plague abating in Constantinople, Brabant tensions, Dunkirk losses, and emigres in Coblenz with pay raises. A Cambridge clergyman falls ill on a ride. the Catherine Countess of Effingham arrives at the Downs with new rice, marking a productive harvest and many ships expected to sail in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss.Gace
Mr. Crawrory
Alexander Crawror
France
Lord Cornwaxtis
Bangalore
Tippoo
Corn- Walis
Cornwacuis
East India Company
Casnwaters
Wallachia
Dniester
Sezaflow
Bog
Sokolow
Constantinople
Brabant
Dunkirk
Coblentz
Prince de Conde
Prince
Worms
Ives
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Gogmagog Hills
Catherine Countess of
Effingham
Hughes
Downs
Irish Lottery Draw Listing Day and Prize Several Figures
Irish Lottery notice dated Raftm Day November 15 lists prize numbers and amounts including 2000 and multiple other prize figures. Details appear fragmented but indicate a lottery draw with several prize tiers and corresponding numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goleeach
Shipping News From Portsmouth Harbor Remains Busy
PORTSMOUTH NOVEMBER 20 Arrived the Providence Whitfeld from Shields Aimable from Cherbourg Came into harbour the Salisbury main of war and the Earl Mansfield storeship from New Brunswick Sailed the Trotter White for Havre de Grace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Whitfeld
Shields
Arrival of Admiral Parker from Quebec with largest ship timber
Plymouth dates November 7 report the Admiral Parker capt Skinner arriving from Quebec after five weeks with cargo of staves and magnified timber, including a 34 inch diameter piece claimed to be largest ever seen in England. Passengers listed as Mr Davidson Mrs Bonner and Mr and Mrs Sammerez. Also noted are ships in harbor and repairs after a gale. November 19 Charlotte and Esther Blanche from Waterford arrive while Golden Grove sails for Jamaica and Narseillés.
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Admiral Parker
Skinner
Quebec
England
Davidson
Bonner
Sammerez
H Vacna
Na Cruize
Cawland Bay
Andromeda
Druid
Barn Pool
Charlotte
Esther
Blanche
Waterford
Golden Grove
Sharp
Narseillés
Jamaica
Vessel blamed for despoiling Badger linked to Morgan Rat tler
A vessel recently blamed for plundering the Badger near the Isle of Man is identified as the Morgan Rattler of 16 six pounders. Its commander is unnamed. cargoes mainly tea and spirits are said to come from Ostend and be deposited at Red Bay Ireland and Isle of Man. Crews from Pigmy, Prince Edward, and Pilote-cutters seized a portion of cargo on shore. The vessel, after engaging the Badger on October 25, sailed off with 400 anchors of spirits to St George's chapel before continuing to Red Bay. The traffickers have relied on perceived weak forces in the region for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Mann
Morgan Rattler
Ishman
Ostend
Red Bay
Ireland
Isle of Man
Prince Edward
St. George’s Chapel
Outward-bound ships and arrivals at ports abroad
A sea list from London and Ireland records ships sailing from ports including Linkfield, Kinsale, Hubberstone, Waterford, Wexford, Guernsey, Albon, Malaga, Cadiz, Oporto, Madeira, and Dublin. Vessels named with captains and origins such as Jamaica, Newfoundland, Virginia, New York, Quebec, Cork, Baltimore, and Amsterdam. Several vessels reported arriving or sailing Nov 21, with wind conditions and outbound losses noted, including the Blenheim and other named ships bound for Jamaica and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEMS
Aryvals
New
Linkfield
Cathering
Roberts
London
James
Sstchel
Oporto
Kinsale
Strogeler
Rea
Jamaica
Hubberstone
Cornwallis
Douglas
Grenada
Waterford
Green
Wexford
Beche
Newfoundland
Duchess
Cumberland
Brown
Iren
Jane
Guernsey
Flora
Rawlings
Virginia
Atj Albon
Narkevil
Quebec
Perslope
Barry
Cork
Apollo
Swain
Venus
Flinn
Liverpool
Malaga
Nance
Rotheringham
Virginias
Minerva
Inch
New York
Cadiz
Solide
Catharine
Eccles
Wéwforindland
Thames
Hutchins
Brothers
Simmers
Juliana
Mathew
Maryhing
Madeira
Duke of Clarence
Rowton
Charlotte
Nev
W.S
Adjutant
Sturrock
Hope
Hopkins
Jesuit
Lament
St. Euttatia
Amterdam
Triton
Richardson
Wind
Blenheim
Wilson
Howe
Saint Mary Planters
Storey
Hibberts
Millbill
Johnson
Jaemaica
Taylor
Africa
Theatrical Reports and Notices from a British Paper
A jumble of theater ads and social notices. Listings show Artaxerxes and The Follies of a Day, plus performances of The Midsight Hoyte and Notoriety with The Parmer. Births, marriages, and deaths noted including the Countess of Delaware’s son and various local deaths. Stock prices and financial notes conclude the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey-Lave Colopany
Artaxerxes
Dignum
Artabanés
Kelly
Arbaces
Crouch
Mandane
Madame Mara
Artaserxes
Citizen
Covent Garver
Gray
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Leely
Buckingham House
Duke of Yor
Queen’s House
Buchel
Colowghisns - Lecsk
Royal Family
Willy
Canterbury
St. James
G.A. Pecumn
Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
Consin
Southampton
Lipcombe
Aix la Chapelle
Erjén
Sweden
Brezin
States-Ganegar
Netherlands
Dofer
Irish Lottery
Portsmouth
Plymouth
John Abington
King-street
Westfainter
Glanville
Westminster
Rate En Green
Bread-street
Cheapside
John Viscount Chetwynde
Mantel-street
Goodman's Fields
Roseby Mendez
Abraham Mendez
Thomson
Henry Thompson
Finsbury-square
Ohn Brown
Droitwich
Edmund Goodbehere
Union Tavern
Birmingham
W. Piteski
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Bank Stace
Gonfol
Bank Lotg
India
Dublin
Agiland
Waterford Ve Dana
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