Distressing Plague-Like Distemper Ravages Andalusia
A mail from Cadiz reports a deadly illness spreading through Andalusia, with Cadiz and Seville suffering heavy fatalities. From October 24 to present, Spain faces 11,060 deaths in Cadiz’s two months, Malaga and Xerez hit hard, and Lisbon fears its approach to Portugal as cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaa
Polt-akice
Taito
Tor
Gibraltar
James Pulteney
Portugal
RaLph Abercrombie
Asia
Nored
Malta
Ker ‘Rit
Spain
Cadiz
Andalusia
King’s Hospital
Xerez
Malaga
Seville
Auamonte
Guadiana
Africa
Ship News From The Dispatch Report Coastal Losses And Rescue
The Dispatch reports Guernsey and Weymouth wrecks with drownings and crew saved. The Ann from Limerick to London stranded on Durfey land. Cape Wrath wrecks include uphemtin from Liverpagl to Hambro with crew saved. Newport yacht from Boston rescued. Robaco cargo recovered. Several ships carried to Dunkirk and Dieppe. others reported distressed or captured. some crews saved aboard various vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Netter
Guernsey
Weymouth
Ann
Nichols
Limerick
Bondon
Durfey Land
Uphemtin
Mason
Liverpagl
Hambro
Cape Wrath
Chip Newport
Boston
Virginia
London
Copeland
Johnson
Sussex
Weatle
North Foreland
Dunkirk
Hannah
New York
Liverpool
Suernsey
Belfilty
Williams Lee
Plymouth
Lorton
Dieppe
Winifred
Bristol
Philadelphia
Areeniee
Eliza
Jones
Halifax
Barbadoes
Paranents
Barbavoes
Iery
William and John
Ramsgate
Petersburg
Prung
North Sea
Lisbon
Venice
Anderson
Whitby
Holland
Wars and arrivals in London Paris and Minorca
Reports from yesterday note a Paria payer in London mentioning General Monsau who was to be married but postponed due to orders to hold the armies. Revd Lancrorp preached at Chapel Royal Windsor, Lord Frederick Bexprnck arrived with dispatches to Berlin and Vienna. Troops under Sir Ratrw Apyucromsie's army recovering in Minorca. A Jupiter, Captain bar from Gibraltar, lost most of cargo near Portsmouth. The fleet for Lisbon and the Mediterranean unable to proceed, returning to Coives. Fleet from Newfoundland under Admiral Pout delayed after a gale. The London Gazette lists many rewards for apprehension and letters threatening attacks.
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Chapel Royal Windsor
Dro Lancrorp
Frederick Bexprnck
Berlin
Vienna
Allspatches
Ratrw Apyucromsie
Minorca
Portsmouth
Hye Jupiter
Bar
Fem
Gibraltar
Jasons- Seahorse
Pique
Chickester
Matcione
Allignge
Lisbon
Mediterranean
Portifavatty
Newfoundland
Deincour
Pout
Secretary of
Coastal and naval setbacks near England (Nov 22–23)
The Rover lugger recaptured a brig off Cromer but broke its bowsprit and gave chase up. A privateer reportedly has nine to ten vessels, armed with twelve 12-pounders. Verseus bomb ship arrived from the West, sailing north with the Dart. The Malaya, formerly Guillaume Tell y Santa Amargaret, frigate entered Tortsmouth harbour. Sir Thomas Parley troop sails for Gibraltar. a Newfoundland siege prize was retaken by St Iverenzo. a French brig with bread arrives as prize to the Excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Rover
Crome
Deal
His Majesty
Dart
Tortsmouth
Jmal
Guillaume ‘Telly
Santa Amargaret
Plymouth
Sir ‘Thuimas
Gibraltar
Fiege
Newfoundland
St. Iverenzo
Hunting and political updates from the era including royal pursuits
A detailed account of a royal hunting party near Maidenhead and Beaconsfield with the Duke of Yor leading the chase over the Thames. The report also notes dispatches to Count Copentzen, Austrian diplomacy, Vienna London alliance, and parliamentary political commentary. It mentions Lord Nelson, theatre plans, accidents, military appointments, and public notices around Dover Street, Yarmouth, and Plymouth.
Population of Britain and parish census duties described
The text outlines a parliamentary bill requiring rectors clergy and parish officers in England and Scotland to collect detailed household data. It specifies schedules, oaths, questions, penalties for nonresponse, fines for extra parochial places, and transmission of returns to clerks and officials with allowances for their trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Cicm
Justice of the Peace
Downy
Fires Ravage Factory Premises and Home Losses Reported
A blaze at a factory and nearby dwelling caused extensive damage with parts of the building destroyed though much of the furniture saved. A Baker in Crich lost personal effects, while a local volunteer corps faced dismissal for neglect during disturbances amid heightened tensions in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nini Driggs
King
Irda
Crich
Teton
Loughborough Loyal Volunteers
Wilfat
Coventry
Fires and robberies terrorize nearby towns and travelers
A string of fires destroyed barns and granaries at Osborne in Great Barr and Laxe West Ham, while authorities investigate two convicts from Lincoln linked to a mob rescue. On the Manchester coach route two bales of silk were stolen, and in Shooter's Hill gunmen attacked a gentleman, with a beggar fatally crushed by a cart in Foul Lane.
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Edward Osborne
Great Barr
Binningham
West Hams
Great Bow
Felok
Lincoln
Tealby
Lesnant
Ferch
Hlington
Endgate
State of Last Week's Magtet Sold
Fragmentary OCR note reports sales and totals from last week with unclear items and dates. It mentions figures like 147 and a reference to November 55 568 and a Wednesday, but the text is garbled, obscuring key names and places.
Marriages and Society Notices From Local Ledger
A fragmented society column lists marriages and engagements touching individuals such as JoH Ohrly and MiG Bray, a Mr Saks of Hereford, and Brucy of Stockbrokers coMlis. It mentions a Bankin bases event and a Frome engagement of Mary Watson to Miss Smith, with dates around a Monday night and references to family ties and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh. Ohrly
Mig Bray
Poole
Hill
Haberdaftier
Ainstey
Acenrts
Eldett
Saks
House
Hereford
Brucy
coMlis
James Bacel
Mary Watson
Frome
Miss Smith
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Gerenal Monrsau
Paris
Saxonichard Ixcureniy
Tewry Gary
Maidenead
Reading
Henley
Marlow
Cookham
Thames
Beaconsfield
Duke of Yor
Oatlands
Sirk
Gilwert Heathcote
Copentzen
Luneville
Pit
House of Austria
Boyararte
Ford
St. Andrean
Hungary
Geil
Lord Nelson
Dover-street
Drury-lane
Pi ’Ar Ra
Rydex Park
Harrier
Maidenhead
Chace
William Mapbox Richainson
Foot
Carisbrook Castle
Ise of Wight
Lewis
Det
John Rough
John Nelson
Hoy+lake
Covent-garden
Royal Cheshire Regiment of Militia
Birmingham
Gosport
Ad Diageo Guards
Ligonier-square
Prederick S Square
Wilthie
Sears
Stonehouse Barracks
Marine Battalion
Millbay Barr
Milisa Maker Heights
South Hants
Royal Envalids
Hikfea Barracks
Cheshire
Hatlifan
Hilfea Barracks
Exeter
Feyith
Batine Oleh
Britain
ST Teloetery Nlite Eye
Bankin
Curti Speea
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