Weekly Remarks On Politics And The French Constitution
The author weighs the Paris constitution, arguing its merit or failure to enhance peace and happiness. They warn it could breed anarchy or discord, predicting a battle between the King and the National Assembly, and advocate a balanced system with a House of Peers to stabilize royalty and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Apostle
French
French National Assembly
Feret
Asulfus Uius
Hydra
House of Peers
Princesses to Visit Oxford After Windsor Trip
A late letter from Ariam Friexp to the Constitution arrives after deadline but will appear Wednesday. Three young princesses depart Windsor Lodge for Lady Harcourt at Nuneham and then Oxford on Wednesday to view public buildings. Yesterday the Spanish ambassador left Manchester Square for Windsor and will proceed to Tunbridge Wells.
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Ariam Friexp
Constitution
JoNathan Swift
Windsor Lodge
Lady Harcourt
Nuneham
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Fetl
Manchester-Square
Windsor
Tunbridge Wells
Weymouth Corporation Presents Address to King and Queen
The Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Corporation met at the Guildhall and presented a gracious address to King and Queen at Gloucester House. They express joy at the royal residence, pledge loyalty, and praise the sovereigns. Royal visitors toured the town, with the Trim frigate firing 21 guns and services held at the parish church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpermeen
Gloucester House
Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis
His Majesty
Princess Royal
Trim
Theatre and city notices clash with delays and strange tales
The Drury Lane Company will not be ready for Tuesday performances and the Opera House opens only on Saturday. Wewitzer and KeEmsee are linked to the Opera House and New Theatre openings. A strange tale says Comedy seized Jack BannisTER during Drury Lane scenery take down. A subscription funded Ryder's travel from Edinburgh to Dublin after his galloping consumption. Edward Christian is named a Commissioner of Bankrupts. Whale fishery prices drop oil in the metropolis. Hops market reports and river deaths are noted. A sudden suicide ends domestic life at Lothbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane
Opera House
Wewitzer
KeEmsee
Drury Lane Theatre
Jack Bannister
Melpomene
Ryder
Edinburgh
Dublin
Edward Christian
England
University of Cambridge
Wapping
Messis
Card
Fisher
Sturday
Charles-street
Hatton-garden
Chertsey
Hounslow Heath
Lothbury
Basinghall-Street
Respectful Love and Hidden Grief in a Courteous Letter
A married lady is addressed in a delicately veiled plea for secretly admired affection. The speaker confesses passionate pain, avoids intrusion, and asks only to be allowed to endure and live, hoping the recipient's pity may comfort without offense. The verse emphasizes restraint, propriety, and despair at distance.
threshing machine at Cantray impresses crowd in Scotland
In Epinsurcy on Sept. 5, Mr Meikle's threshing machine, recently erected by Mr Davidson of Cantray, was tried for the first time. A large stack of barley was thresh ed in a few hours, to the surprise and satisfaction of nearby gentlemen and farmers who attended.
Northumberland Archers Medal Winners and Local News
Captain Krnesmax is named to relieve Cornwallis in the East Indies. Newcastle hosts the Northumberland Archers meeting with gold and silver medals won by Sir Mathew Ridley and Wincor Ripley. A Gosford crime report notes a 31-member band of robbers. three captured in Monmouth. A burial ground bequest to Sunday schools in Bury is announced. Cadiz and Lisbon trade data show five million annual gold and silver imports from South America. Barnet Fair sees the leanest cattle market in forty years with scarce stock and high prices. The Elizabeth, Stamper, is ashore on Anholt with cargo saved and two sailors lost overboard.
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Krnesmax
East Indies
Cornwallis
Northumberland Archers
Chevy Chaie
Newcastle
Mathew Waite Ridley
Wicnoras Ripiey
Snakepeare
Gosford
Forest of Dean
Monmouth
J. Sproxs
Bury
J. Googolp
Court of
Spain
Cadiz
Lisbon
South America
England
Portugal
Mexico
Peru
Brazil
Barnet
Essex
Kent
Sussex
North Wales
Elizabeth
Stamper
London
St. Abe’s
Falt
Anholt
Helena June 28 Supply Shortages Reported
We had a very bad reason indeed left a number of cattle and have not been able to raise vegetables for our own consumption. Our China ships detained due to war fears with Spain, island two months without tea, inhabitants drank jemon grass steeped and other balms. Distress for arrack and other spirits. many drank water for near two months. Rice and candles also in shortage.
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China
Spain
Portsmouth Navy Promotions and Arrivals Report
In Portsmouth on September 9 Admiral Roddam’s flag moved from Royal William to the foretop of the Duke under Captain Calder. Lieutenants Douglass Chandrell and Prouse newly appointed. Master Mr Richards formerly of Niger. Surgeon Dr Trotter of Royal William to the Duke. Guard ships nearly manned though many young able seamen are refused. Arrivals include Dart Gray and Trotters White from Havre de Grace and Wilson from Charente. Mary Wilson sailed for London. Courageux was paid off yesterday.
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Roddam
Royal William
Duke
Calder
Douglass
Chandrell
Prouse
Richards
Niger
Trotter
Dart
Gray
Trotters
White
Havre-de- Grace
Wilson
Charante
Mary
London
Courageux
Naval actions and ship movements near Cumberland and Swifthare
In harbor the Swifthare closely approached the Cumberland and caused damage to the entigneitatt and part of the quarter-gallery. The Formidable with 88 guns and the Illustrious with 74 guns arrived in harbor and will be paid off next week. The Impregnable with 98 guns is to be paid off next Saturday. The Orion with 74 guns was paid off and recommissioned under Capt. Duckworth. The Remain at Quebec and Captain Rodasy remain in Canfaite Bay for discharging men bound for Ireland and Scotland. Druid sailed with discharged men for Portsmouth. No foreign arrivals reported.
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Colossus
Cumberland
London
Orion
C. Chamberlayne
J.T. Duckworth
Sound
Quebec
Rodasy
Canfaite Bay
Mackey
Ireland
Scotland
Shipment and Arrivals in English Ports and Marriages
Ship movements include Nems from Jamaica to Cowes and several others bound for Britain from Jamaica, Virginia, South Carolina, Amsterdam, and Hamburg with destinations such as Deal, Cork, Lymington, and the Goodwin Sands incident near Deal. Marriages reported include George Sadler and Miss Stefbing, Jasper Atsinson and Miss Gardiner, Rev Charles Holworthy and Mrs Henricuta Want, Rev Mr Jones and Mrs Astley, and Sigismund Trafford and Miss Crowe.
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Cowes
Windsor Castle
Blackburn
Jamaica
Southampton
Friendship
Gowland
Cork
Cefius
Barkham
Pan
Skiddall
Virginia
Capelin
Tape
Burdeauy
Fanny
Cardin
South Carolins
Lymington
Mary
Walton
South Carolina
Goodwin
Oiliers
Amsterdam
Richmond
Peterson
Britannia
Yeates
Petersourg
Argus
Norter
Hambro
Harmah
Jane
Dantzig
Deal
Tadia
Aurora
Heere Zycordts Schols
Curacao
Godwin Sands
Downs
George Sadler
Lexden
Corchester
Stefbing
Clare
Jasper Atsinson
Aldermanbury
Miss Gardiner
Samuel Gardiner
Woodford
Essex
Charles Holworthy
Elsworth
Norfolk
Mus
Henricuta Want
Brampton
Huntingdon
Mr. Jones
Eminent Dr. Daniel Hopkins and Other Deaths
Obituaries note the death of Daniel Hopkins M D F R S an eminent physician at Muntingdon after a long career. Also mourned are Capt Mark Kerr of the gth Dragoons son of Robert Kerr Esquire of Newfield who died in Ireland. Other notices include William Brugh a merchant of Leith and the Rev Wm M A chaplain to the Earl of Hardwick killed by a bursting vessel at Stockport. Also Mr Win Potter formerly a bricklayer at Tivetmall Norfolk and Miss Fortescue eldest daughter of the late James Fortescue of Bristol Hot Wells. Prices listed for stocks and lottery tickets follow.
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Muntingdon
Daniel Hopkins
F. R.S
Auraft
Carlow
Ireland
Mark Kerr
Gth Regiont of Dragoons
Robert Ker
Néwfiel
Leith
William Brugh
Stockport
Wi.ees
Earl of Hardwick
Lancaster
Newton
Manchester
Tivetmall
Norfolk
Win, Potter
Bristtol Hot Wells
Fortescue
Janes Fortecue
Irelaid
Clermont
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Tuursday
Providence
Fands
Sone
Epinsurcy
Helena
Portsmouth
His
Indix
South Ska
New Navy
Waterford
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