Spanish Fleet Threats and Moors Tensions Rise Near Algiers
Reports from Hoban and Barcelona detail Spanish fleet movements before Algiers and fears of Moorish incursions in Africa. Court decisions loom as negotiations over ammunition and supplies for Spain unfold, with speculation on 12,000 troops reinforcing Spanish forces and potential consequences for the region.
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Barcelona
Algiers
Alica
Africa
Pat Tangiers
Fragmentary notes on 18th century Dublin notices and executions
The text recounts scattered items from Aug 18 era Dublin including lodging for officers in fashionable areas, a Ballymahon death of Jacob Esq, Wardell's execution near Stephen's Green for robbery, and mentions of various officers and punishments with damaged spellings and names, reflecting chaotic archival OCR.
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Tis Majesty’s
Dublin
Ballymahon
Lag
Leonad Jacob
Dragoon
Dettingen
Fontenoy
Arrival of Vessels to Various Ports Advised
The notice lists numerous ships and vessels arriving at ports including Banete Matfours Windsor Kingston Matlocks Neptune Forrest Gredada Prosperity Philadelphia Doviry Pl Hatt Nevis Jamaica Elizabeth Patent Grenada and Jamaica routes. It mentions passenger lists and origins from Virginie Jamaica Georgis and related ports.
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St. Vincent’s
Reveiupan
Sints
Breitker
Killingsbergh Ff
Doviry
Nevis
Pegey
Fee
Eee
Virginia
F Barton
Virginte
Jamaica
Elizabeth
Patent
Grenada
Pools Agly
Burton
Eabdioucchi Hajtiel
Chik
Batley
Hanover Aug. 8 Extract on British regiments bound for Gibraltar
Extract from Hanover dated Aug 8 notes orders from the King to move the regiments of Goldacker Hardenberg Rheden and Mathe to embark at Seet on September to replace the Gibraltar garrison. It mentions possible destinations and the likelihood of Goldacker commanding the two regiments with no general accompaniment. Also reports Love and Adams from Dublin say 24 transports carrying 15,90 effective men arrived at New York, while only a few regimental women disembarked in New York and General Westroop refused hostilities unless attacked. The Nactilus sloop brings an express from General
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Hanover
Gibraltar
Hancock
Adams
Dublin
Philadelphia
Corke
New York
Proclamation News and Ship News From July Dispatches
A compilation of letters and notices from July reports on Ticonderoga and Crown Point, colonial cautions, and Native attitudes. Updates include arrivals from the Prosperity, Lisbon mail, and the King George Packet, plus Navy changes and public notices of deaths and prices. Ship commands shift as Vernon yields to M KenFie, and Omiah voyage plans resolve. Local incidents include imprisonments, accidents, and notable deaths, with financial quotes and Bank of England rates.
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Clifton
Voefeay
Bedot
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Carleton
Majors
Piscairn
Gea
Lisbon
King George
Wauchope
Falmouth
Clarke
Resolution
South Sea
Omiah
Otaheite
Vernon
Chatham
Commodore M'Kenfie
Oliver
Michiaelmas
Marybone
Coftin
Oxford-street
Clerkenwell Bridewell
John Sherwood
Josiah Colebrooke
Budgerow
Antiquarian Society
Clapton
Claude Croqué
Legal
Broad-street
Carnaby-market
David Bennet
Wild-treet
Spitalfields
Yeherey
Weaver
Lower Thames
Clutterbuck
Krupf
New musical piece staged at Sadler's Wells on Monday
A new musical work titled Rox Tat is presented at Sadler's Wells framed as a light drama with characters Ralph Roger Bridget and Dolly. The air lyrics by Mrs. Burne Miss Dowson and Mr Lowe echo old ballad themes and comic flirtations, delivering a pretty effect despite a simple plot.
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Sadler
I Wells
Roger
Laily
Ralph
Bridget
Dolly
The Dolly and Roger Quartet In Old Verse
A fragmented historical verse appears with names Dolly Roger Phumipaty and others in a dialogue noted as a quartet. The text shifts through emotional pleas and chorus phrases about love and rejection, ending with a sign of a divine comm ensience. Contains multiple named figures like Dolly Roger and Dumpaty in a dramatic love scene.
Nature and Cure of Diseases by William Smith M D
An 18th century health treatise advertisement by William Smith M D. It promotes An Explanation of the Animal Economy Nature and Causes of Diseases and their Cure The Union of health methods and the author’s other works such as The Nervous System and The Student's Vade Mecum. Also lists prices and printing details for Walter at Charing Cross and J Bew at Paternoster Row with forthcoming works and volumes.
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Nature
William Smith
Walter
Charing-cross
J. Bew
Paternofter-row
A.c
England
Norton’s Drops advertised by surgeon in 18th century pamphlet
An old pamphlet touts Norton’s Drops as cures for scurvy leprosy ulcers king’s evil fistula piles and other disorders. It warns of counterfeits in square bottles with Norton’s handwriting and sold by Norton and by Mr Kearfly at Fleet Street. The text emphasizes inoculation cures and ease of administration to children.
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Norton
Golde - Square
Piccadilly
Sik-perheeath
Marchant
Kearfly
Fleet&rect
Soho
Bette Bane
Caches
Adrian
Hebard
Hilton
Robert
aArms i
London
Pring
Robert ‘Turti
Fontan
Greece
Arthe
Fidiou Weble Daly
Stoughton
Squire
Bostont
Hungary
Hoper
Badkrey
Furthston
Tagington
Amy Person
Withiam Wray
Tie
Aid Marthy
Wigay
Tre
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India
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Polly Jacob
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Lowe
Abevolee
Pumpaty
Kearse
Phumipaty
C. Roger
Dumpaty
C. Dolly
Thampaty
T. Roger
Bridgets
Dampatys
Blompary
C. Dally
Dour
Thes
Phomas
Ben
Aidin
Erie
Jobe Squrea
Warwik
New Crredtons
Dor
Sane
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Raowang
Revigny
Kennedy
W. Bayley
Perfimes
Cockspur-street
A. Rothwell
New ~Bond-street
Hewbery
Bookfeller
Leadenhalt-fwet
J. Grosveret
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