Proclamations and War Notices From Royal Court and Allies
The Court at St James's proclaims the Right in Council with Earl of Cuar nam installed as Lord President. Sweden's envoy delivered credentials. War Office issues officers on half pay to report age and service within set months. Antwerp reports note captures at Wurtzburg and Schweinfurth, with cannon and standards seized. Bankruptcy notes list several traders and tradesmen surrender dates. Proclamations offer a general pardon for defaulters who surrender by November. Reports from Rotterdam suggest Jourpawn's retreat with heavy losses, Austrian forces advancing along the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Jon, Earl of Cuarnam
Seswa Stpames
Sweden
War-Office
Great Britain and Ireland
East Indies
W. Wrixhham
Archduke Cuarces
London
Rotterdam
Jourpawn
Rhine
Jourpan
London Price Of Stocks And Imminent Hostilities
London reports warn of approaching hostilities with Spain and potential war. Dispatches from Madrid dated September 10 suggest steps by the Marquis of Buoy to depart and a Portuguese embargo and naval action. Paris Gazettes imply Spain may seize British merchandise while London bills may be unsettled. Paris papers note Spain embargo, Louis XVIII to reside at Petersburg, and treaty considerations to be detailed tomorrow.
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Spain
Madrid
Corunna
Paris
Rotteren
Il ‘Belair
Jauman
Holland
Belgiwit
Jourpan
Tate
Jour- Dan
Moreau
Havssman
Moreau i
Bavaria
Italy
Buonaparte
Rhine
Thap
Buona Parre
Tyrol
Brenta
Vicenza
Verona
Trent
Buonaparee
Mantua
Buonapart
Maderiaul
Paris-Gazettes
London Hall
Louis XVIII
Peters‘burgh
Anphion Frigate Lost After Plymouth Explosion
Reports from Plymouth recount a dreadful explosion on Thursday afternoon aboard the Anphion frigate, Capt. Isaac Pel Lew commanding, with 32 guns. Though the ship is lost, Capt. Pertew and part of the crew were ashore. several on board were saved despite bruises.
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Thursley
Plymouth
Anphion
Isxaee -Pellew
Pertew
Amphion
Iskari Pet - Lew
Hamoaze
Perrey
English frigates seized at Cadiz amid tensions with Spain
Letters received this morning from Plymouth report two English frigates and fourteen merchant ships proceeding to Cadiz were seized. The message notes the uncertainty of the present circumstances between our Court and Spain and mentions another hostile act.
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Plymouth
Cadiz
Spain
Hostiliey
War time notes from the Corunna to Plymouth era
A long extract from Capt. Jones's journal covers arrivals, embargoes, and naval movements from August 26 to September 16. It details detentions of English packets at Corunna, the release of rudder and sails, and ships at anchor under fort and customs. Reports include French and British convoy actions, captures, privateers, and plague effects on crews, plus local court and crime notes, and birth notices.
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Lisbon
Corunna
Falmouth
Duchess of York
Jones
Spain
England
Amelia East Indiamans
Bombay
Calcutta
London
Ferrol -To -Be
Hunter
Lord Bure
Zephyr
Star
Leith
Elfi
His Majesty
Maidstone
Martuens
Ryves
Nore
Elfineur
Leeward Island
Dover
Liverpool
Jamaica
Plymouth
Cape Nicola
Mole
Cape
Francois
Europe
Gulph
Navya
Po Bay End
Holborn
Lanacy
Hucy
Horatia
Billinggate
Frispy
Waltham
Marriages and Obituaries From Local Notices of Oxford and Wiltshire
Fragmented notices detail a marriage at St George Hanover Square between a surgeon from Oxford Street and Miss Mary Hodson formerly of Sandhurst Kent. Lines mention John Beach surgeon of the Royal Exchange Al Durante, and the death of Richard Jackson D D rector of Dontread St Mary Wiltshire aged 88 after long service. brief obituaries note Thomas Lyon of Herton Houte and an infant son of Major Blachford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-Square
Mr. Plummer
Oxford-street
Mary: Hodson
Sandhurst
Kent
Hackney
Tatesday
Binchesters
Thomas Lyon
Herton-Houte
Durham
Earl of Strathmore
Yesterdtay
Blachford
Local Notice Fragment Reproduces Editorial Header Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial names and phrases including Walter Pat and Sauan BrackFat, lacking full context. The readable items suggest a byline or headline fragment from a local page, with unclear alignment to standard article structure. Further text is needed to identify event, date, or complete entities.
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Aschaffenburg
Wurtzburg
Schweinfurth
Freudenberg
Wurtzbur
Hawkes
Lothbur
Guildhalh
John
Laurie
Leighton Buffard
Bedfordshire
Farrender
Guildhall
John Moore
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
Shandler
Far
Greeenwich
Fatter
Theale
Berkhire
Diopk
Hutchigifor
G.crofton
Gateshead
F. Robinson
Gracechurch-street
Woollen-Draper
Nettall
J. Smethertt
Salford
Lancashire
William Thomas
Stonesheld
Oxfordshire
Thomas Green
Rippern
Broadheady
Theuss
Hinenarion
Hasmade
Belya Rusbert
Pasport
Tin Leidon
Suir News
Susannak
Scott
Mesina
Tortela
Leo
le Porte
Boy
E.s
Charleston
West Indies
Argus
Cuarxe
J.B. Warren
Corr Alfo
Frederick
Regs
Bristol
Mura
Tome
Pentre
Portsmouth
St.Helens
Adamant
Warrey
Gibralar
Oporto
the- Hebe
Cooxe
Philadelph Ane
Jane
Mary
Biacx
Jané
Mery
Grénalda
Tortola
Dawsaen
Grenada
Chatham
Blackstairts
Etigari
M‘dowai
St Helena
Chevalier Brevzan
Macrstorr
Blackstukes
Ville de
Mediterranean
Deal
Bept
Calypso
Coromandel
Serapis
Waterford
Keir
Downs
Savage
Lowestoffe
Scorpion
Merlin
Pilote
Sullivan East Indiaman
Porthmouth
Lewis Loyd
Fen
Elizabeth
Loftus
Fén
Marshgate
Caroline Batham
Yester-house
Tweeddale
Townsénd’s
Norfolk
Walter, Pat wTing
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