Solitary Wanderer and Other Works Published in Four Volumes
The Nobility and Gentry are informed that a volume set titled The Infraction and related works by Marchmont and others will be published Saturday. Priced 195-6d for a four volume edition on vellum paper, delivered at the publisher’s house. Also available are Minor Morals and Sketches of Natural History in four volumes, with listings for an authorized four volume edition.
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H. Summersett
Humbert Castle
M. Bennett
Pound
W. Linie
Altamont
the Invisible Man
Duncam Castle
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Hainault
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Maffouf
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Monk
Thomas
Naples
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St. Thomas's
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London
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Rca
Lonnow Review
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Fleet-street
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British Magazine listing new issues and contents
A long OCR fragment describes a November issue of a British magazine to include extensive original communications in arts, sciences, and morals. It lists numerous article titles on topics from poetry and antiquities to history, religion, and biographical sketches, with engravings and excerpts.
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Gibbon
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Great Britain
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France
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Schiller
Fidtogi
Maina
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Pulte
Anne Nowucohers
Beiin
Ireland
The Father's Boy Anne Portrait of Mr Robert Bom
An advertisement announces a forthcoming issue of the popular Rural Poem author’s work The Farmer’s Boy. It highlights unprecedented public interest and promises diverse content including poetry anecdotes drama and miscellany. Published by Vernor and Hood for the proprietors, with engraving by Shee, and available through booksellers in Great Britain.
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Antiscorbiotic Drops touted for cure in Bath Chronicle ad
A July 3 1800 Bath Chronicle notice touts Spilsbury's Antiscorbiotic Drops as a cure for a woman with eight neck wounds and blindness. The remedy is sold at Soho Square Dispensary and by London vendors under King's Patent. Names Cruttwell and Mr. Cruttwell’s referral point to inquirers.
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Retirement housing offer for pregnant ladies by Mr Warsox
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Gustin
Ancient Patent Medicine Broadside on Brodum Remedies
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Albion
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Blackfriarss Bridge
Browne
Tolzey
Bristol
Bulgin
Sheppard
Reed
Sligto
Meyler
Crutwell
Bath
Goadby
Sherborne
Ratkes
Gloucester
Tyaibs
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Trewman
Swinney
Birmingham
Spidey and Co
Middlesex Sessions Indictments and Bench Verdicts
A Middlesex Sessions report outlines Elizabeth Thicaites cleared of keeping a common brothel after witnesses failed to prove public nuisance. It details a separate assault case where Daniel Cronen and Ann Cronen were found guilty and fined, while Catherine Osborn accused by the Cravens faced mixed outcomes. The piece notes witnesses, defenses, and the jury’s decisions against a backdrop of milk-dealer participants and related incidents.
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Ann
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Whitechapel
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Huband
Port and naval news from Falmouth and surrounding ports
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Lisbon
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Menetty
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Bazer
Woolwich
Lion
Edwinson
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Prince I
Illiam
Ricu- Bel
Little Nore
Baltic
Market contrasts in English wheat and grains at Billingsgate
Monday market report shows English Wheat scarce and high quality limited with prime runs selling early but heavy later. Barley plentiful yet lower quality cheaper, hog pease and new tinks cheaper, fine rye scarce and dearer. returns list varied across wheat, barley, oats, and flour with mixed regional prices.
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