Restorative Nervous Cordial advertised cures
In a stream of letters and testimonials from Exeter Weymouth and London, buyers praise your Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial for scurvy nervous debility and bilious complaints. Letters claim rapid improvement after using one bottle or courses, with references to doctors and numerous towns endorsing the medicines.
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Brodums
Exeter
Farnman and Son
Weymouth
Rieary
Sigied
J.woup
Marys Gate
Mauchefery
Powhan
Bowen
Miwell
Rinter
Urry
Anger
Ury
W. Britten
Printeratch the Kentith Chronicle
Sam.Kinsford
Starry
Albion-street
E. New-Bery’s
St. Pauls Church Yard
W. Bionardson
Poriferentius Collins
Salispury
Woodford
Baker
Southampton
Eaton
Sicary
Hazard
Baths Bulgin
Bristol
Mrs. Rules
Poole
Nockney
Warminster
Grigory
Prorogation to October 24 Noted in Irish Parliament
Dublin reports the Parliament prorogued to Tuesday October 24. Markets show wheat from Meath Kildare Carlow at 3d to 4d higher than last, with oats and oatmeal also rising. Barley scarce and new corn arriving in small quantities.
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Dublin
Meath
Kildare
Carlow
Disturbance Over Militia in Kinross County
This morning an express arrived from Kinross reporting a serious disturbance in the Militia business. Some prisoners were lodged in Edinburgh Castle after troops from Dunkeld seized them for threatening to attack the Duke of Arno’s house if Militia actions continued.
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Edinburgh
Monmouth and Northampton Militia Clash Near Falmer
Brighton amid a large turnout chronicles a dawn clash as the Monmouth and Northampton militia advance on Lewes road. They engage with bayonets, drive elements into Falmer, then maneuver to block retreat toward Lewes. Cavalry and heavy guns engage as Major General Graham oversees the Northampton retreat.
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Monmouth Regiment of Militia
Northampton Regiment of Militia
Lewes
Falmer
Monmonth
Batt
Nereaniten
Falmée
Ght
Northampton Regiment
Lewes, S
Light Infantry
Brighton
Monmouth
Northampton
Graham
Ship News from Leith and Baltic Convoy Losses
The Kite sloop of war led the Baltic convoy from Leith Roads. Several ships report distress or capture, including the Britannia foundering August 7 with crew saved, Industry captured at Newfoundland and sent to Rochefort, Cupid ashore at Gunfleet, Jenny retaken by Kangaroo sloop, Sur Volant privateer brought to Yarmouth, View Margaretta in distress at St Croix, Minerva captured near Barbados and sent to Guadaloupe, Providence foundered, Catherine captured by General Hoche and sent to L Orient, Dolphin captured en route to Tortola, Recovery foundered with crew saved, Vrees and Hosp. Casey sunk off St Lucia, Three Friends captured by Jason brig and sent to North Bergen. Diana and Neptune reach cutter added. Diana to cruise with Kangaroo.
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Baltic
Leith Roads
Beneay
Beaulieu
Fayeaman
Britannia
Wintrop
Trinidada
London
Pollington
Newfoundland
Oporto
Rochelle
Cupid
Vickerman
Petersburgh
M‘iver
Cork
Lisbon
Calais
Wefer
Yarmouth
Margaretta
Campbell
Martinico
St. Croix
Minerva
Bowers
Demarara
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Guadaloupe
Providence
Catherine
Bristol
Grenada
Agricult
General Hoche
L’orient
Dolphin
West Indies
Lancaster
St. Thomas’s
Tortola
Fluin
Vrees
Hosp
Casey
St. Lucie
Tire
Stewart
Archangel
Leith
North Sea
North Bergen
Ingenious Bengal Barrel Carriage for Light Artillery
A Bengal inventor devised a contrived light artillery piece and carriage that can be carried on horseback or by men during emergencies. Tests with grape shot impressed many observers, showing the device’s potential effectiveness under severe charges.
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Bengal
Chelmsford Cattle and Horse Theft Gang Confined
Middlesex Essex gangs linked to wholesale cattle theft reported after a long investigation. William Smith alias Flint Stephen Ronodis Edward Reynolds and Forhua Halls among those committed to gaol. Horses and cows valued at numerous properties recovered for owners including Calvert Trumper Ross Waghorne Randle Langley Potter Lucken. Nearly 100 horses and 50 cows stolen within 10 miles of Chelmsford during the spree.
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William ‘Smith
Alias Flint
Stephen Ronodis
Edward Reynolds
Middlesex
Hatefield
and Halls
Smith
Fiine
Stephen Reynolds
Edmonton
George
Calvert, Esq
Randle
Buckinghambhiré
Langley
Margretting
Potter
Lucken
Writtle
Chelmsfyyrds
Heavy rains flood Avon and Chew valleys near Bath and Keynsham
Reports describe the Avon rising several feet beyond its usual height and flooding meadows for miles while the Chew also swells, inundating riverside houses. In Birmingham, housebreakers are captured after a local theft spree. investigators recover stolen soap and other items linked to Cope and Biddle. A young man’s actions led to arrests, aiding officers in tracking the gang.
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Avon
Bath
Riley
Taft
Cope and Biddle
Floyd
Buck-street
Metits
Iron ‘and Co
Duke-street
Cope
Biddle
Tarbrooke
Bunter
Slaney -Street
Mefirs
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Traced pirate hanged at Execution Dock amid theft ring
A person once bequeathed a vast estate in America was traced to a gibbet after being hanged two years ago at Execution Dock for piracy. A subscription of 160l has been raised this week by a group of Greeks and pickpockets for a female diamond thief now confined in Newgate.
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America
Newgate
Tea Prices Surge and Market Fluctuations in London
London markets report Indian Company tea futures rising with Souchong and Hyfan gaining, while Single and Twankay fall. Prices per unit for Souchonge, Twankay, Hyson and Gunpowder shift, with other commodities like sugars, brandy, and Irish butter showing varied movement as duties and import prices influence the scene.
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Souchong
Hyfan
Twankay
Souchonge
Hytan Skin
Hyfo
Genneva
Mottofithe-Dyer’s
Lord Craven Returns and Stamp Forgery Plague News
The report notes Lord Craven, believed lost in a royal voyage, survived tempest and near foundering. It highlights widespread stamp forgeries on dollars, caused by overvalued mint issue, and public unrest as banks reject counterfeit notes. Also recounted are a discovery of a newborn infant from a privy incident, a robbery attempt at Layton, Essex, a coroner’s verdict of fortifiable homicide, a servant praised for defending a house, a York murder case, and Tetbury residents planning to curb butter and meat purchases amid high prices.
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Craven
Strider
Carrstran
Hitton-garden
York
Leeds
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
Leffer
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