Memoir on Government Principles From Antiquity to Monarchy
The text discusses political theory amid a Europe-wide clash with democracy. It cites Aristotle Locke Burke Hertzberg and a Berlin letter, defending monarchy and denouncing democratic excess, while urging publication of an academic dissertation to prove consistency with royal principles. A letter to a Paris editor seeks to clear alleged democratic advocacy.
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Europe
Burke
Count de Hertzberg
Reublitar
Martiats
Paris
Berlin
Chevalier de Ligny
Encyclopedian Society of
Ligny
Rud
France
Tani
British Army Actions and Retreat at Seringapatam
Reports from Madras describe Lord Cornwallis marching on Seringapatam in May and June, with heavy monsoon rain hampering siege efforts. British losses include about 500 killed and wounded, 190 of them Europeans, as the army retreated to Bangalore amid cattle mortality and supply shortages.
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Madras Road
Spithead
Bangalore
Seringapatam
Walt
Lord Cornwallws
Wankatigherry
Otp
Ham
Cornwallis
Nizarm
Venkettighery
Tippoo
Mall
Lord Cornwallis
Reid
Sippoo
India
Earl Cornwallis
Carnatick
France
Treppo
Cavery
Lord Cornwall
Roth
Ftanding
Nuzan
Tiproo
Garitawallis
Asieckompre
Serligaapatams
Abercrombie
Abercromare
Tellicherry
Cornivandis
Nobles Tour, Revenue Talk, and Customs Reform
A lettered gossip of aristocrats commuting between Charham Cheverley Melton and Rome notes the Earl Fitzwiliiam and others. It discusses Prince of Wales revenues from Cornwall, a survey of lands, and hints at impending customs reform to consolidate duties, aiming to boost trade and national wealth.
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Mr. Pitt
Earl
Countess of Charham
Cheverley
Earl. Fitzwiliiam
Melton
Northamptonshire
Earl of Darkerrs
Vienna
Rome
Marchioness of
Woncester
Trentham
Stafford
Ridxonn
Yondon
Shipping arrivals from Cuernley to London ports
In September 29 several vessels arrived or sailed including the Fanny Witherstrong Malaga and Three Brothers Clark from Cuernley. The Sincerity Ganger sailed for London and Tartar Smith for Wedave-de-Grace.
Vast Fleet News: several ships damaged or lost at sea
The Ulrichedslid Halberg from Lithon to Stockholm reaches Falmouth with damage after a voyage. Several vessels report fruit cargo, other ships foundered with loss near Yorkshire, Placentia and Ramsgate. The Nancy Willem and Pelham sloop suffer misfortune, with at least Potts ship crew lost. Many ships enter Dover, Ramsgate, Hull or Cherburg for salvage or repairs. The Seaflower, St. Mary's Planter, and others face wrecks or distress across the Channel and Atlantic routes.
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Ulrichedslid
Halberg
Pelham
Potts
Newhaven
Plamborough Head
Yorkshire
Proctor
Shielda
Veilskiink
Henry
Barrow
Alicant
Newfoundland
Placentia
Achilles
Berliiz
Ramsgate
Les Deux
Dagardisis
Cherburg
St. Domingo
St. Antonis Y Animas
Didwa
Billboato London
Dover Harbour
Polly
Betsey
Saltar
New York
New Providence
Marseilles
Skinner
Parker
Quebec
St. Mary’s
Storey
Jamaica
Sodermanland
Nelson
Stockholm
London
Barnes
Riga
Hull
Seaflower
McLean
Antigua
Maryland
Rotterdam
Zeeland
Providence
Creffey
Selby
Whitby
Sovereign
Benn
Charleston
Watt
Ships Arrivals and Departures at Gravesend and Ports
Numerous vessels arrive and sail with cargoes and passengers. From Petersburg to Gottenburg to Grenada and Nevis, ships list masters and destinations while the Britannia, Amity Hall, and other names appear among arrivals from Gijon, Malaga, Bilboa, and Jamaica. Letters note winds W N W and the Spitfire remains at Spitfire Yard.
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Gravesend
Phillips
Petersburg
Britannia
Leishman
Oporto
Nelly
Smith
Riga
Amity Hall
Young
Dodds
Jamaica
Ann
Jarrard
Bilboa
Madras
Parker
Alfred
Farquarton
Malaga
N.W
His
Thip Spitfire
William
Sainson
Brittel
Mentor
Groves
Lierica
Garner
Married in London and deaths across the realm
MARRIED. Tonday, Mr. Tho. Wee at St. Paul's Church yard London, to Mbsophia Garlik, of Salisbury. DIED, Wednesday, at his house at Moddesdon, cas sis fo 2 Bartitt Hicks, Bart. Same day, at Shedfield, in Yorkdhire, aged 73 Andrew Raynes, Esq, Friday evening, at Oxford, after a lingering illness, Mr. Wai. Matthews, one of the Yeoman Beadles, of that University, At his house, in Ivereth, in Scotland, on Monday the 21st Instant, Jam. 28 Dalrympl., Esq. late Lieutenant-Colo nel of the Royal uis "Suesday, the Rev. Tho. Frewen Turner, of Cold Orton, on Leicestariate, aged & "on Sunday, ac 'Bath, Sir Henry. George Ravesworth Liddell, of Durham Dart.
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Moddesdon
Cassis
Bartitt Hicks
Shedfield
Yorkdhire
Andrew Raynes
Oxford
Wai. Matthews
Ivereth
Scotland
Dalrympl
Royal Uis
Suesday
Tho. Frewen Turner
Cold Orton
Bank Stock Summary From 1953 Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show listed bank stock figures and bonds. Mentions Cent. Ann, 11Ke, New Navy, Par Lot tickets, and chequers bills with various per cent values. Records include ages and scattered monetary references without coherent narrative.
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Amerian
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36Th
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Stevens
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Dent
Spottiswood
Maxwell
Murray
Bengal Corps
Cornet and Junneras
Coast Infantry
Tonday
Tho. Wee
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Mbsophia Garlik
Salisbury
Dublin
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