Britain and America Unite for Trade and Peace
Weekly ebizarks on politics argues for a strong united Britain and America to secure perpetual alliance, boost commercial treaties with the Porte, and expand trade to the Levant. It advocates disfavoring continental alliances, praising navigation and commerce as global connectors.
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Ebizarks
Europe
Britain
America
Porte
Bilediterranean
Levant
Ruffa
Britare
Brethen
Great Britain
Ireland
Storming of Baxcarers and Bangalore action detailed
The report describes rapid advances after April near Bangalore and Bangalore fort storming by Col. Cockstory and Col. Moor House, with Moor House wounded. Tippoo’s forces stalled, a British breach at the Pettah captured, and Lord Cornwallis reinforcing to repel the enemy while planning further operations toward Seringapatam. News notes include ships Pace and Surprize arrival, a forthcoming complete dispatch, royal visits, and a new American treaty envoy setup in Philadelphia.
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Corxn Allis
Bangalore
Tripoo
Tippoo
Corswaltis
Lord Cornwallurs
Cornswallis
Trevoc
Fation
Corswacets
Menows
Royal visit to Gloucester lodge celebrated with illuminations
On Saturday night the three elder Princesses and Royal Attendants arrived at Gloucester lodge amid cheers from hundreds. A royal salute from Fort guns and ships greeted them, with further salutes from Portland Castle. Fireworks were postponed by bad weather as towns illuminated in loyalty banners and Transparency displays featuring Britannia and the Empress of Raffia.
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Gloucester Lodge
Portland Castle
Britannia
Raffa
George
Royal walk and church service at Gloucester-house
Sunday morning the King, with two Equerries, walked for about an hour on the Parade and visited Love's Library, then returned to Gloucester-house. At eleven o'clock the Royal Family attended divine service at the Church.
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Love’s Library
Gloucester-house
Lords set sail from Tunbridge to Weymouth amid royal crews
Lord and Lady Cuusterfield depart from Tunbridge for Weymouth. A list of ships and gun commanders bound to attend his Majesty at Weymouth is announced. Four officers will receive post captaincies and two captains will be knighted. Also reports include a Bayshot diversion, Windsor residence, Egham Races schedule, a coroner’s inquest in Westminster, and a murder verdict with a cautionary message to deter similar acts.
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Lord and Lady Cuusterfield
Tunbridge
Weymouth
Hebene
Alexander Hood
Juno
Samuel Mand. Pury
Shark
Orestes
Thorn
Hoop
Palace
Bayshot
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Earl of Exeter
Burleigh
Stamford
Scarborough
Syannab
Old Bailey
Hungerford Market
Alderman Allen
Lincolnshire
Chelmsford
Justice Gould
Jay
Pembrokeshire
Carmarthenshire
Wembrookeshire
County of Cornwall
Bodmin
Benjamin Willoughby
Joan Taylor
James James
William Moyle
Daniel Bennett
New Lantern and Light House Established in Waterford Harbor
Mariners are informed that a new lantern is erected on the Tower of Eek to be fueled by oil lamps reflectors and lenses. It will light from sunset to sunrise year round starting September 29. A new light house at Duncannon Port will open simultaneously. Fort Light will appear as two first magnitude stars on entering the harbor.
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Waterford
Ross
Eek
Duncannon
Waterford Harbour
Fort
Navy ships and crews reassigned in September plans
On September 2 the Victory was paid off and Bedford re commissioned under Sir Andrew Snape Wammond. Hebe arrived with 400 casks of foreign spirits aboard two boats. Aquilon and Fon Cap Ford entered harbour to be paid off and re commissioned for the Straits. Frigates and other ships with pressed men to be paid off and re commissioned as navy men are to be volunteers. On September 4 Triton and Juno were paid off.
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Victory
Bedford
Andrew Snape Wammond
Hebe
Aquilon
Fon
Aorford
Straits
Shipping losses and salvages from late July sea incidents
The brig Lively from Jamaica to Bristol was left off Martyr's Red. cargo mostly saved. The Tom from Barcelona to Cork was put into Antigua leaky. cargo landed. The Swedish brig Welcomft from St. Bartholomew to Stockholm sprung a leak and put into St. Croix. The Elizabeth from St. Abel for the Baltic left upon the Anhelt Reef. a small part of the cargo saved.
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Lively
Morse
Jamaica
Bristol
Martyr’s Red
Tom
Cowman
Barcelona
Cork
Antigua
Welcomft
Milberg
St. Bartholomew
Stockholm
St. Croix
Elizabeth
St. Abel
Baltic
Anhelt
Sailing fleet list from Dover to Leith and beyond
Transcribed shipping bulletin lists vessels arriving and departing at Dover Lancaster Oporto Liverpool Leghorn Wyre River Dublin Hamburg and other ports. Ships named with masters origin ports and dates including September 3 4 and various routes to St Helena Jamaica Greenland Maryland Barbados and China. Includes fleets Hawke Pomona frigate and several vessels from Nevis Petersburg and London.
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Anrivirs
Dover
Baddingtons
Clark
Nevis
Lancaster
Rebecca
Bradley
Oporto
Swallow
Lyon
Newfoundian
Liverpool
John and Mary
Sugden
Petersburg
Leghorn
Tiber
Leake
Flull
Wyre River
Mary
Reed
Dublin
Hibernia
Scallion
Jamaica
Mercury
Caldwell
Devere
Glover
New York
Martha
Moll
Barbadoes
Shee William
Hawthornethwaite
Stitt’s
Ritson
Fairclough
Greaver
Barnes
Atlantic
Hutchinson
Virginia
Neptune
Wilson
Dominica
James
Amdell
Perseverance
Hawke
Turnbull
Greenland
Grenada
Blade
Davis
Favanah
Hambro
Pomona
Portsmouth
Leith
Birth announcements in Albemarle and Harley streets
Birth notices report daughters born to the Lady of Harvey Afton Ess at a house in Albemarle street and to Mrs Higginson of Harley street, plus a daughter born to the Lady of Walter Riddell, Hope Parish, at South Audrey street.
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Harvey Afton
Albemarle-street
Higginson
Harley-freet
Audrey
Marriages Roundup From St Philip's Bristol to Lincoln
A fragmentary notice recalls marriages from St Philip's Bristol and Lurgan Ireland to Oxford and Preston Lancashire. It lists Tim Woolhouse and Hannah Powel, Danley and Elizabeth Brownow, Alexander Wertwick and Grewver, Sir Rove, Bart., and Mrs Mainwaring, plus the Rev G Hodgkins and Mrs Tatt, with scattered place names and dates.
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St. Philip's
Bristol
Timothy Woolhouse
Hannah Powel
Lurgan
Ireland
Christ- Church
Oxford
Danley
Elizabeth Brownow
Wilara Brownlow
Preston
Alexander Wertwick
Lancaster
Grewver
Ureton
Thames G. Caves
That Place
O.c
Alermen
Lincoln
Stoke-Newington
Tatt
Partonen the Heath
Warwickshire
C. Co
Olivia Wi
Obscure death notices and stock prices from a British paper
DIED Onothe rgth int to the gerd year of her agnd Taylor of Manchester one of the people called Quikersy among whom the had been a preacher for upwards of its years. On Weds enlay Mir owniam Wootton of Ewell n Sry Lieutenant of the Last Middletex Milica. A few days fines at Buleor the Rev BR Ready ResearcP ey aid of Palemore and Cadmere in Back LL. At Ryegare Surrey Bfrs Williamc formerly Mrs J Willen of Drury-line Theatra. PRICE of STOCKS Bank Tocr 3 per Cent Confol 89 1-8 89 0 1-5th q per Cent Confol tog 1-8th ed per Cent Ann 116 3-4tha 117 1-45 Rank Long Ann 26 r-half 7-16ths Ditto Short 1773 and 1779 13 3-dths nota Stock 186 t-gth 4 per Cent India Bonds 113 2 rr Southera Stock 95 New Mavn 18th Exclequer Hills 255 a 26S Lottery Tickets £61 qs. 6d Trithairto oh 18
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Onothe
Surrey
Bfrs
Williamc
J. Willen
Drury-line ‘Theatra
Tocr
India
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India House
Madras
Bancarors
Aian Well
Mapons
Conswarzis
Trrroo
Deonelly
Chimiabalarum
Eefiee
Tesack
Tepse Dyers
Bengal
Wilmer Beashy
Prem Mapas
Tores
Nondzuns
Acderiy
St. Helena
East India House
Surprize
China
Scardoroxzeh
Haake
Fifiaicn
Aixscaf- Ters
Baxcarers
Lidia
Shevegangan
Seringapatam
Ibis
Queen’s Lodge
C. Fixcsu
Frogmoregirdens
Iellerlny
Hiehnes
Windsor-ledge
Prrt
Nryirie
iReading
May Rose
Culmelis
Hants
Aleady
Vermouth
Goldsworthy
Gwynn
Garth
Mary-Howe
Russia
A. R. Legge
H. Burrard
J. Woodley
Triton
Sipnes
Hills
Trithairto Oh
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