Crisis measure limits Genoa trade and suspends ships
An early session debate urges a bill to mirror a prior failed measure in the House of Peers. A notice signals a Seamen number move for 1796. An embargo order blocks Genoa ships entering or leaving British ports, with strict cargo protections and directives from Treasury and Admiralty.
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Igraga
Iran
House of Peers
Financial and political notes from the House and ports
The House plans a Committee of Supply and reports on militiamaning, fleet movements, and berichts from Quebec. Adm Ricueny sorties and veers toward the West Indies while the Pearl frigate reportedly arrives. several royal visits and appointments are noted, with commentary on French concerns and emigre activity.
Lord Mauméssury Named Ambassador to the Directory of France
A council held at Downing Street announced Lord Mauméssury’s appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to France. He will depart to Paris from Grenier’s Hotel, with Westey accompanying. The Privy Seal Commission is in place. negotiations in Paris are acknowledged as difficult and not soon concluded. The Navy Board reports circulation of Bills and possible fleet movements to Rochefort, with speculation on Admiral Ricouèy’s return and Newfoundland operations.
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Corunna
Prince of Wates
Carlton-House
Critchell
Earl and Countess of Chatham
Berkeley-square
Cheveley
Newmarket
Goadsworthy
Princess of
Walls
Duke of Dorsst
Lowestotle
Henry the Seventhh
Westminster Abbey
Can Persury
Tvas
Pitt
Great Britain
Moore
Secretary of State
Prerxéy
Treaney
Eoropeh
Thettussa
Holyhead
Anglesea
Hovcuron
Wolfley
Surgeons Hall
Mirria
Portrany
Noble
Knowles
Newgate
Grenier
Counncil
Lord Maimeguey
Paris
France
Eirzgereery
Boago
Admiratty
Roose Cuaris
Newfoundland
Bafka
Dramatic review of Grecian tragedy at Drury Lane
The theatre presentation of The Tragedy of the Grecian shows Ke mble and Sippons delivering refined performances amid an ornate production. The critique highlights Kemble's aging tyrant and Euphra’s dignified Duchess, noting moments of pathos and restraint while praising stagecraft and emotional impact.
Covent Garden Debut in Manomet at Lincoln Theatre
A young actress, identified as 3s At Lincoln, debuted as Palmira in the tragedy Manomet. She showed symmetry and a pleasing voice with flaws in expression and action. Mr Harcrave, in Zapjan, displayed strong voice but limited suit to the role, while Mr Pore and Mr Murray's performances, especially as Shplock and Alcénor, drew praise and marked success for the cast.
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Lincaam
Padmira
Manomet
Harcrave
Zapjan
Zaphna
Bajazet
Mahomet
Zaphaag
Porer
Pore
Alcénor
Sail of the Sally Burnt off Bristol Coast
A 250 ton ship named the Sally, from Jamaica, burned with crew aboard near Bristol on October 4. Tugged to safety by two local fishing sloops, distress calls noted severe wind and convoy movements from Portsmouth to the West Indies. Disaster followed heavy rains causing a river flood. a boy swept from a horse and drowned, along with two men.
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Aguysenis
Bristol
Jamaica
Poywouru
Marquis
Worcester
Scilly
West Indies
Ter
Albion
Carolina
Hope
Hutchinson
Charlestown
Daft
Dumraies
French squadron commander linked to Newfoundland fisheries riot in Chatham
Ricuery who led the French coast squadron near Newfoundland witnessed property losses at St Pierre. A Unicorn frigate report notes captures near Scilly and the Cayenne governor's party aboard a captured ship. A riot erupted at Chatham with Irish soldiers attacking marines at the Little George, inflicting severe wounds and prompting a town-wide guard and barracks detention.
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Ricuery
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Spithead, O
Scilly
Amsterdam
Cayenne
Chatham
Little George
Naval Hospital
English Lottery Office Ad at Cornhill London
Steve Lostex announces a lottery office at Cornhill opposite the Royal Exchange in London. Guaranties prize payments on demand for tickets in state and Englisly Grate lotteries with various ticket fractions and prompt prize payouts. Orders from all parts of the three kingdoms are faithfully and privately attended to, as if purchasers were present.
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Steve
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Meret, Iornsby
Covever
Jeis
Three Kingdoms
Marriages and Obituaries From Streatham to Glasgow
A collection of betrothal notices and obituaries from various places including Streatham Bedfordshire Gloucester and Glasgow. Names include Miss Kent Mrs Lewes Dr Meik Rev Josepha Peckford and Thomas Reid with dates and places such as Bishopsgate Chars Monymurk and Highgate. The items list brides grooms heirs and families across England Scotland and Ireland with archival tone.
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Streathams
Brickeno
Eig
Shortmead
Figgleswade
Bedfordshire
Kent
Streatham
Beda Fordshir
Bishopsgate
Chars
Thomas Chance
Ebley
Gloucestershore
Harvey
Beaconsfield
Portsmouth
George Jounslon
Miss Meik
Meik
John “Thomas Stanley
Sir John Stanley
Alderley
Bart
Satan
Upper Clapton
John Leathley
Richmbsid
Surry
Lewes
Offory
Thomas Reid
University of Glasgow
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Genoa
Republic of Genoa
Kingdom of Great Britain
His Majesty
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Lloyd’s
Wartnam
Quebec
Hip
Downs
Ricuesy
Belliife
Ricueny
Boston
DRURY+LANE
Etanier
Vorse
Walt
Kemble
Piri
Sippons
Euphrafa
Dionysus
Euphrasia
Covent Garden
Sty Kite
St. Domingo
Batersox
Bavaro
A.fariier
Sarah
Earl Mayrchmont
Off- Belle
Ife
Bariiati
Plymouth
Bonetta
Earl of Mansfield
Robertson
Deal
Mary Aan
Smith
Mary
Douglas
Johnson
Thames
Lydia
Streights
W.S.W
C. Red
C. Conk
C. Conf
C. Ans
Red. Ann
Rhat
India
New Navy
Walter
Peitaino-Hoviz Sqwanty