Genoa Declares for France After Jacobin Pressure
The Genoese Senate, under Jacobin influence, shifted to France amid British remonstrances. British Minister Mr Danks and Sir George Exxior protested, while plans to bombard Genoa arose. Families fled to Leghorn and Toulon as orders forced all strangers to withdraw from Genoa.
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Paris
Senate of
Genoa
Danks
Republic of Genoa
Geno Posfers
France
Deakx
Giungert Exxrior
Zhson
Geir
Génoise
Enoa
Leghorn
Toulon
Keyser's celebrated pills advertise anti impurity cure
An old newspaper notice touts Keyser's celebrated pills as a universal remedy for impurities and various diseases. It cites supposed wide tests in Army Navy and public hospitals and endorsements from French and British authorities. It claims royal and medical approval and directs purchases through two London outlets with a signed proprietor inscription to prevent counterfeits.
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West Indies
France
England
Ted
Duke of Bedford
Lord Ligonier
Lord Rodney
Saunders
Royal Academy of Sciences
Piris
Royal College of Physicians of London
Mildett
George Ainfié
Apothecaties Hall
Scot's Pills Promote Gouty Nervous and Bilious Cures
Promoted as a universal remedy, Scot's Pills claim rapid relief for gouty, bilious, and nervous disorders. The pamphlet touts cures, with testimonials from notable figures, and lists prices and a 22 chapter volume. Manufactured by William Bacon at Royal Patent Medicine Warehouse with certificates of authenticity.
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Josn Scot
Hirth
Scot
Srot
William Seyzéour
Lord Cacogan
Ste Witham Murray
P. H. Clarke
Aural Gell
Murray
Morris
Lee
Handfied
Stawell
Bo Binnley
Read
M. Mackrherfen
Royal Parent Medicine
Nowa
Oxford
St Paul's Church-park
Dividends announced at Guildhall London Nov 23
London Gazette lists dividends to be paid Dec 11 and 17 across trades from bonnet-makers and weavers to milliners and linen-drapers. Names include Gabriel Rogers Refmondsey, F Gudbold Uxbridge, Wm White Refumen-freet, Dery f Capper Martin's-lane, and many others with dates in December.
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Guildhall
London
Gabriel Rogers
Refmondsey
Huatter
R. Gibson
R. Fielder
Theec
Weavers
Nec
F. Gudbold
Uxbridge
Wm. White
Dery
F. Capper
Martin’s-lane
Aerchane
Vect
the. Wheatley
Win. Thompson
New Bondfrei
Peniin
Dew
Beavir
Warwick-lane
Virtualler
Thomas Chetterton
Berkeley-square
Milliner
A. Mason
Lynn Regis
Proces
J. Filliberri
King Treet
Wineemerchant
Walter Tyler
Ironmonger-line
Taccnan
A Pruce
William Watt
Samuel Brhop
Great
Newportestreet
Aa Martin
Settee Heide
Peingetiers
Ruy
Detterney
Nir
Nual
Queen-street
Lincoln
Rutherford
Mangutl
Aldersoate-street
Christopher Tuwes
Cheapside
Atay Wey
Afr
Holoway
Chanecery-Jane
R . Wilhan Timms
Reading
Visuallers
Attarnies
Hill and Meredith
Gray’s Inn
Thavis Moore
St. Philip and Jacob
Gloucester
Tyler
Rammer Tavern
Bristol
Edmunds
Lincoln’s Ene
Robert Greaves
Roots
York
Harry Kington Upon Hull
Atturney
Koffer
Kirby-street
Samuel Cocking Leck
Stuford
the George
Derby
Tawafkod
Staple
James Thorndr
Wapping
Linen-Drapers
Actornies
Mcllis
Parker and Hawkworth
Chancery-tane
Peter Gipps
Sherburne
Brandy Merchant
Law Report on Rule Absolute and Jury Issue
Mr. Erfenne argues for defendants to make a Rule absolute as already obtained Bearcroft counters for Crown challenging the Rule as an implication to set aside a Rule for striking a new Jury. The case concerns federal practice and directs to the administration of justice. The Court will hear reasons and authorities from Trinity term arising last Hilary Term.
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Erfenne
Bearcroft
Trinity
Lord Kenyon
Westminster
Erskine
King
Hart
Cowper
Felige
Warren, Vilary
Verm
Page
England
Burner
Franklin
Hilary
Justice Lee
Justice Page
King’s Bench
Ervine
Right to a original Special Jury in historic case
The court granted Mr Erskine a rule to discharge Wood's later motion for a new special jury. It held the original jury, seven jurors, was valid and that a new ballot would be contrary to precedent and the Ballotting Act. The Crown's rule for a new jury was discharged.
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Logo Kenyon
Geo. Jil
Venice
Aé&ro
Erskine
London Gazette note on bankrupts and appointees in 1793
From the London Gazette November 26 listing bankruptcy supersessions, appointments of Gilesecke as night-justice, and a long roll of debtors surrendering assets with dates at Guildhall. Includes names of creditors, traders, shopkeepers, and dividents with Dec and Jan dates, plus certificates to be granted in 1793.
Weathered winds hinder new news from Lord Howe fleet
London dispatch reports strong winds at sea near Eaf delaying updates from Lord Howe's squadron. Mortacu with seven units arrived Plymouth after leaving six hours post Derenca as Queen Cuartorie Maacsoxnoucu VaNGuaRD and AupAcious engaged. Frigates moved close before the line ships joined. French force listed as six ships of the line including a three-decker and five frigates.
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Eaf
Lord Howe
Mortacu
Plymouth
Lord Owes
Derenca
AupAcious
Messenger Hunter Delivers Letters from Duke of Yaux
Mr Hunter arrived at Lord Gaunvitxe's Office with letters from the Duke of Yaux dated Tournay November 22. The Ottoman ambassador to this Court left Constantinople on October 14.
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Hunter
Lord Gaunvitxe
Duke of Yaux
Tournay
Constantinople
Ragged Regiments to Haul West for Hessian Replacements
OSTEND reports the 58th regiment and Irish carbineers near Ghiffelde and Oudenbourg about to depart. They will be replaced by 2000 Hessians marching in. The Duke of York plans to visit frontier ports of West Flanders and set army HQ at Ghent. Carmagnols routed near Furnes by Austrian Hessian forces, driven into France with heavy losses.
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Ghiffelde
Oudenbourg
Duke of York
Tournay
West Flanders
Ghent
Furnes
Fort Louis Surrenders to Austrians at Rastadt
At Rastadt on November 13 4000 troops of Fort Louis marched out and capitulated after a one hour bombardment. Austrian forces enter Fort Alsace gates while French magazines and mills were destroyed. 1106 cannons found in the fortress.
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Fort Louis
Latterman
Alsace
Paris Gazette reports bloodshed as Guillotine executes vast sums
Letters from Leghorn claim the Bey of Tunis declares war on the French Republic. French ships at Tunis harbor reportedly seized by authorities. Piratical Mediterranean raids described, with many French merchantmen captured by cruisers. Citizens advise moderation while tribunals pursue executions.
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Paris Gazettes
Revolutionary Tribunal Fill
Leghorn
Tunas
French Republic
Mediterranean
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Keyser
London Gazette
Geo. Moore
Peter Hebbert
Manchester
Mershan's
Swan and Salmon
Newark Upon Trent
G. Wilmot
Sutton Upon Trent
Nottinghamshire
Cornfactor
Carlton Upon Trent
Daniel Hancock
Leonard West
Liverpool
Bethe New Tin
James Girting
Stadbroke
Suffilk
Three Tits
Halesworth
John Bostock
Jeiner
Spencer’s Tavern
John Crowther
Leeds
Noulwright
Jobn Rutherford
Princes- Freer
Homas Gibbs
Stoke
Staffordshire
Mathew Dornier
Keate-treet
Fastoratede
William Briand
Hammersmith
Joseph Perkins
Cambridge
Cambridge, Linen-Dsaper
Homas Warton
Princes-street
Abraham Franca
Gower- Treet
Ames Stedian
Langham
Suffolk
Hn Foote
Bury
Edmund’s
Mas Juchso
Shoreditch
Pavior
Omas Rosey
LAW Report
Court OF King's Bench
THE
King UY
Proprietors
the Morning Chronicle
ST. James’s
Gilesecke
Common Pleas
Richard Robson
Waping
James Upchurch
Thomas Drudge
Gravestane
Houndaitch
Smiths
Samuel Woody
Maidenhead Bridge
Vintners
John Hopwood
Castle-street
Southwark
Joseph Adams
Paternofierrow
Henry Simpson
John Bikle
Gullihall
J Free
John Brown
Merthyr Tidvil
Glamorgan
Rummer Tavern
Thomas Hartley
Lothbury
Isaac Mason
Deptford Bridge
Edward Wilkinson
Charing-Cross
David Benjamin
Great Ali
Joseph Burke
Thaves-Inn
James Moore
Bishopsgate-freet Without
Ostend
Rastadt
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