Epidemic Distemper Affects London Capital
From the London Gazette dated May 1 the Napves distemper has caused many deaths in the capital over the last fortnight. It is a putrid fever affecting head and stomach, contagious yet not more violent than similar fevers. Some cases cured with Dr Pawee remedies. In St James's April 29 the King appoints Thomas Fothergill D D to the Fifth Prebend of Durham Cathedral, vacant after Dr John Moore moved to Bangor.
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St. James’s
Thomas Fothergill
His Majesty
Chatham
Sheerness
Portsmouth
Torbay
Johnston
1St Regiment of Horse
Ireland
Brisol
Newenham
Noriday Lafta
Bagshot
Old Bailey
Thomas Tunks
John Hines
Richard Jackson
Stepney
Jackson
Kent
William Hackney
Axton
John Parkinson
Chelsea
Middlesex
Sessions House
Perreaus
Moorfelds
Hicks’s Hall
John Taylor
James Nimmy
William Hatchman
Newgate
John Morris
Joseph Hawes
Abraham Isaacs
Arthur Levi
John Leroffe
Joseph Ephraims
Tho
Hatchman
Moses Rebus
Patrick Madan
Edward Oliver
Fen¢ Tox
Edward Cooke
Hicks
Essex
Stanhope-street
George Anton
Eid
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Ware
Kid Hone
Epping Forest
Lee
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East-India Company
Moore
Me. Moore
Upper Carlotte-Breet
Rathbone-place
Yesoterday
Queen-street
Go'dens Square
Francis Barfanti
Barfanti
Covent-garden
Brand
Long-acre
Tross Maker
Greenwich Hospital
Beautinekee Street
Soho
Hig Fds
Thomas Barrett
Select Committee Probes Cornwall Borough Election Bribery
In London the Select Committee on the Samuel Stephens petition met to determine alleged undue election in St Ives Cornwall. Witnesses claim poor relief officials paid eight voters twenty guineas each at Treveddo for votes to Praed and Drummond, with some recipients receiving money and meals while others, measured against parish ratings, were given only meals.
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Samuel Stephens
Sc. Ives
Williams
Treveddo
Praed
William Praed
Praed the Elder
Robinson
John Molesworth
Stephens
Drummond
Harry
Kir. Lee
Macdonald
Duke of Bolton
Suicide and death note from Worcester report
In Worcester on Friday a servant girl drowned herself in the Severn near Digby after claiming ill treatment by a courting man. She told a sister she would not live long and asked for money she needed before her death.
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Woresster
Severn
Digby
Bath
Parks Maggs
Baker
Arrivals and sailings from multiple ports listed in April notices
The report lists many ships departing from and arriving at ports such as Dublin, Maryland, Groningen, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Bristol, London, and more. Notable vessels include the Swift, Lance, Three Brothers, Britannia Yacht, and Hanover Planter with various origins like Bristol, Hamburg, and London. Several ships’ sailings reference dates in late April and ongoing movement through ports including Madeira, Cowes, Portsmouth, Jamaica, Cork, Dover, and Lisbon.
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S.E
Thornton
Gray
Maryland
Linenhall
Randall
Dublin
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Lance
Wind E
Gravesean
London
Wigmore
Dunkirk
Barclay
Fortune
Mahler
Hawke
Newby
Hamburgh
Spigot
Wilhelmina
Hanson
Hope
Mellth
Groningen
Mellith
Norden
Cowers
Delphaven
Madeira
Brilliant
Twine
Bristol
Cowes
Friendship
Erskine
South Carolina
Portsmouth
Lloyd
Liddle
Rotterdam
Jamaica
Henderson
Waterford
Polly
Clements
Kennedy
Corke
Marquis
Rockingham
Dudley
St Abe's
Wadman
Lisbon
Britannia
Shaw
Fortuna
Johnnson
Gettenburgh
Dover
Nelly
Webster
Oporto
Mary
Smith
Sorfing
Warrior
Ottock
Ann
Isabella
Moor
Unity
Loreing
Chrifan
Seagar
Bremen
Cormack
Jane
Thompson
Lenéon
Lifoon
Pallas
Turner
Sibella
Abbots
Porteus
Papley
Lucretia
Roberts
Katy
Greenough
New England
Philadelphia
Chalkley
Spain
Pristol
Africa
Condantine
Bennet
St. Vincent's
Hanover
Harris
Brisol
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