02 Sep 1791
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 02, 1791
Page
1
On Monday October 3 at 10 am Dr Saunders begins lectures on the theory and practice of medicine and materia medica. On Tuesday October 4 a second lecturer Babington will start lectures on chemistry. Clinical lines will be read weekly by physicians at the hospital.
Auction at Miss Margaret Brightmore’s Red Lion Inn Stockport on October 19 1791 runs three to seven gents for lots comprising Watsons Carrs waterworks dwellings and land. Lot 1 includes structures for cotton works with water rights and three houses, Lot 4 2 and 3 cover two dwellings and adjoining plots, with mortgage option on parts. Purchasers may seek further details from Riv Bloll Watson attorney.
The article reviews ancient observations on Alexander the Great’s Indian campaign. It notes Prafit country power, Porus’s sovereignty, and a fleet voyage from the Indus to the Persian Gulf. It highlights monsoon climate, social customs, and parallels to modern India, plus Alexander’s decisive aims and subsequent retreat.
The Diet reports a resolution addressing damages caused by the pretended National Assembly. It thanks the Emperor for paternal intervention and notes France's unwillingness to indemnify. The Empire vows to uphold the Westphalia, Minneguen, Ryswick, Baden, and Vienna treaties and seeks peaceful proof of goodwill.
In the National Assembly debate on punishing Mutiny in the Army, M de Custinus notes Hungarian volunteers near the Prussian camp. A council of war backs nonenforcement. the Marshal insists orders must be obeyed, even at cost. The Empire seeks a letter to the Most Christian King, but France's crisis delays action as eight articles outline constitutional measures and ratification steps.
The excerpt reviews Dr Robertson’s Historical Disquisition on Ancient India, noting its high literary merit and usefulness. It outlines four sections from early India to Roman and Portuguese eras, and reflects on Robertson’s cautious initial claims about early foreign contact before detailing later, more reliable sources.
Mr Harte of Billingford near Helmham Norfolk recounts sowing a single grain that yielded four ears in the first year and later produced enough to feed several gentlemen. he claims yields exceed common wheat by up to two to one on light land and that suppliers are bound to sell at no less than 30s per coomb.
A historic legal note states that a Lord of the Manor cannot appoint more than one gamekeeper to kill game. Under Stat. 6th Ann. ch. 25 and 3d Geo. I. ch. 11, no appointment is valid unless the keeper is qualified, or is truly a servant, or is employed to kill for the lord's sole use.
Frankfort reports talk of a Germany Russia Sweden Spain alliance to wage war on France. The Orange faction eyeing action from the National Assembly is noted. Neapolitan crowds cheer the Queen as she walks to the Naples palace, while the populace reverently collect fragments of her gown as relics.
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