Emperor's France voyage plans and royal disguise
Reports from Vienna and Hamburg discuss the upcoming January journey of the Emperor to France with counts Cobenze and Colloredo. He will travel incognito as Count Falkenstein, meet Versailles with private escort limits, and wear plain clothes.
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Perrispoors
Repnin
Constantinople
Vienna
Duches of
Kingston
Rome
Venice
Fienna
France
Count de Cobenze
Joseph Colloredo
Count Falkenstein
Versailles
Colloredo
Malta
Hamburghy
America
Great Britain
Dublin Duelist Interred as University Students Lead Procession
Ireland. Dublin. The young gentleman who fought the duel last Tuesday was buried on Sunday at St. Bride's. A procession of University students in gowns with scarves and hatbands followed the cortege two by two to the churchyard.
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Ireland
Dublin
St. Bride’s
Portmouth
Salmon
Britannia
Cole
Fidelity
Fowler
New York
Woodland
Manners
Quebec
Ardent
Downs
Spithead
Arethura
Lisbon
St. Kitt’s
Sabella
Alexander
Elizabec
Ceres
Efire
Dean and Chapter of
York
Markham
Dravyn Prées
Zedol
Gcc
Jool
Wals
George’s
Shad-Thames
Gither
Sun
Royal Exchange
Daniel Hopkins
Newpiiton
Clerkenwell
John Fielding
Clerkenwell-preen
Williams
Tyburn
Small
Old Bailey
Sir John Fielding
Bow-sweet
Mary Cox
Elley
South Carolina
Clark
Union-street
Marybone
New Pitton
Leeke
Efy
Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Barnes Common
Roehampton
Ducket
Middle-Temple
Tarnhame Green
Thelancholy
Alderspate-street
Robert Hudson
Albemarle-street
Cloyne
Benson
Tottenham
Thomas Roberts
Constable
Fulham
Ownley
Piccadilly
Cleeve
Fuesday Lair
Gloucester
John Richards
Llanfaintfried
Monmouthshire
Catherine Chandler
Thomas Chandler
Gloucefer
Lloyd, Esq
Coldstreea Regiment of Guards
Egham
Surry
Mary Fotters
Thomas Foster
Dorchester
Hotwells
Bristol
Stafford
Shorsday
Hugh Speed
R. Lallier
Lesve
Daran
Surs Gery
Vis
Laliter
Rathbone
Paul's Church Yard
F. Axtell
N. B
Laltier
Hetapiegn
Arrivals and arrivals aboard various ships by Dec 23
The list records numerous ships and crews arriving or remaining, including the Union Ryder from Dublin, Atlantic from New York, Juliana from New York, Amity Richardia from Cheften, Gracey Adsnenhburst from Malava, and many others. It notes departures past observers and mentions transports from Quebec and Newfoundland with several vessels like Poole Francis Torbuck Mary Waterman Fame Calhoun and Seaflower Bartlet among arrivals from Newfoundland and Dublin ports.
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Dear
Wileys
Union
Ryder
Dublin
Atlantic
Juliana
Johnson
New York
Elliot
Squires
Topsham
Severn
Baden
Liberty
Morgan
Newnham
Spackman
Fudge
Stalmouth
Amity
Richardia
Cheften
Gracey Adsnen
Gaavesenn
Friends
Watson
Rigas
Pickering
Adventure
Dalton
Pallas
Rose
Kennington
Clabley
Kisey
Bradley
Quebec
P Arts
Poole
Francis
Torbuck
Mary
Waterman
Fame
Calhoun
Friendship
Henning Dispatch
Brown
Seaflower
Bartlet
Newfoundland
Joseph
Benjamin
Batson
Figuera
Whearthea
Pringle
Rotterdam
Dartmouth
Elizabeth
Northey
Olivebranch
Bibbins
Milford
George
Langhorn
Malaga
Prince of Wales
Calow
Quebecs
Charmas Sally
Hayfip
Dover
Nancy
Dickson
Belfast
Providence
Mayne
Vincent's
St Andrew
Mac
London letters reveal congress order and Hessian tensions
Intercepted dispatches from London report an order from Congress to seize a blanket from each house for the army. Letters note many congressmen missing from Philadelphia as unrest grows, Hessian actions fuel provincial distrust, and privateers in the West Indies plunder ships while Royal Navy patrols tighten harbors.
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London
Congress
Philadelphia
New-York
Long Island
Mey
Washington
Active
United Nations of Indies
England
Great Britain
America
Hopkins
Everal
Boston
West Indies
Gulph
Florida
Park
Iland
France
Plymouth
Cornwallis
Pallas
Portssmouth
Mercury
Sandy Hook
Halifax
Lord Howe
Grand Army
Cape Cod
Daniel
Providence
Joaden
Milford
Montgomery
West
Spain
Portugal
New York
Rogers
Maramack
John Chambers
Peterburgh
Benjamin Dunn
Russia
Madrid
Caffa Tilly
Cadiz
Batner-Heatz
Contog
Yoco Fulors
Zamora
Cordova
Catalonia
Savoy
Seville
Guadalajars
Toledo
Murcia
Filbernia
Princess
The True Essential Salt of Lemons Advertised
An early 18th century advertisement touts Salt of Lemons as a universal cleaner and stain remover for lace muslin and linen, claiming whitening power and ready use. It also promotes culinary uses and notes availability from perfumers in London.
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SPOS
Ron Muulus
N.B
Warrang
Appointiene
Iain Prices Perfimer
Leaderhall-street
Fu Wenhery
St. Paul's
Church-yard
J. Grosvenor
Hear Tunice
Holborn
A. Rothwell
Bondlineer
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Lhestre- Reval
Ricy Lane
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Prine
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Urgedn
J. Robson and Ci
New Road
B. Lat
Avemary-lane
Mert Dilly
Pabisford
Roe
Chia Didaciec
Hugh Downman
Prinea
Storchow
Ludgatesstreet
N.s
Cosen
Teddington
J. Walter
Fi Mer’s Mead
C Dilly
Avas Publi
L .Y
B. Law
Avemary Lane
Ludgate
Lind’ey
Pierre
Sclavonian
Rensley
Edwards
Collyer
Columb
Morocco
Gertleman
Werkly
Rivington’ and Sons
C. Bathurst
T. Davies
Y.podiley
Arik
House of Peers
Hallift of Commons
C. C
Almanick Saag
G Robinson
Paternonler
Francis Moore
Rubin
Rider
Goldsmith
Cambridge
Almenack
Burrow