Mediation efforts amid Guadeloupe insurrection turmoil
Two deputies from Guadeloupe arrive as mediators and peace-makers with St Lucia support. Alarm spreads as enslaved people rally, plantations attacked, and white proprietors fear a civil war. The Guadeloupe camp at Gros Bourg faces losses while 300 troops pursue rebels from Decafie plantation. Eyma sails to France to report to the National Assembly on colonial distress.
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Guai
Alowpe
St. Lucie
St Damas
Gajanse
To- Koni
Fort Royal
St. Pierre
M. Decafie
Guadaloupe
M. Eyma
France
National Assembly
RoyalAudience and Patrician News from Buckingham Palace
Yesterday their Majesties and the three Princesses arrived at Buckingham house from Windsor Lodge. The King held a levee at St James's and dined with ministers at Holwood later. Messages note promotions, new consul at Tripoli, and political moves. A tale recalls a detour of a French nobleman and royal guardianship concerns.
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Buckingham-house
Windsor Lodge
St. James’s
Mr. Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Lord Grenville
Duke of Clarence
Hotham
Navy
General Hotham
Burghill
Lord Arden
Warwick
James Grenville
Buckinghamshire
Monsieur
France
Sardinia
Banile
Various 18th Century Notices and Marital Announcements
A colonial ledger style notice details annuities of 150 livres to a family, 100 livres for children until age twenty, and a girl to receive 150 livres plus a marriage portion. Letters from Warsaw discuss Saxony’s throne succession conditionalities. Shipping news note the Hope sailing for Leith. a large unclaimed land tract in America is described with potential settlement. Miscellaneous items report the Peggy wreck near Limerick, ships paid off at Plymouth, a storm affecting harbor magazines, a death in Moorfields, and a 17-year-old thief executed at the Old Bailey. Marriages: Capt. French to Miss Easton. Andrew Bonar to Miss Ann Caw. Died: Rev. John Pickering of Mackworth. John Dyne of Kent. Hon. George Matthew at Lords Town.
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Warsaw
Elector of
Saxony
Kilia
Turkeys
Petersburgh
Sidinburgh
Hope
Chapman
Leith
America
Plains of St. Andrew
Bay
Rio de Plata
Port St. Julien
Dort
England
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Germany
Peggy
Campbell
Limerick
Greenock
Plymouth
Windsor Castle
James Barclay
Nassau
Sutherland
Hannibal
Hamoaze
Mount Pleasant
Mount Wise, &c
Moorhelds
Newgate
Samuel Withers
Old Bailey
Biddulph, Cox, and Co
Mackworth
Derby
John Pickering
Tenterden
Kent
John Dyne
Lord Landaff
Thomas‘town
Ireland
George Matthew
Hemet's Essence of Pearl and Pearl Centi Frice Adverts
Bayley and Lowe perfumers announce Hemet's Essence of Pearl and Pearl Centi Frice for Teeth and Gums will continue to be prepared as in life. Sold wholesale and retail at Cockspur Street shop and at Newbery’s warehouse St Paul’s Churchyard No 45 Leadenhall Street, and Seaman No 62 New Bond Street. Price 2s 6d each, stamps included. Watch for counterfeit labels bearing Bayley and Lowe at Cockspur Street London.
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Bayley and Lowe
Cockspur-Street
Hemet
Cockpur-street
New~bery
St. Paul's
Cheapside
Sermons by the late Thomas Leland in three volumes
The Critical Reviewers publish a notice on the works titled This Day were published in three octavo volumes priced at 15 shillings each. The Dublin and London publishers advertise the sermons and related History of Ireland volumes. The review praises the author and the practical nature of the discourses and notes the publisher details and price.
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Ermons
Thomas Leland
Dublin
T. Longman
London
Ireland
Henry the Second
At Kingdom
Izmo
Charles Jones
Nutigesa
Bey
Europe
America
Africa
West-Indies
Russia
J. Debrett
Burlington House
Piescadilly
Speech of the Marquis of E. Ansdowne in Lords 1799
The substance of the Marquis of E. Ansdowne speech in the House of Lords on the subject of the Convention with Spain signed October 28, 1790. Published for J. Dehutts opposite Burlington House PitcadilIy.
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Marquis of
E. Ansdowne
House of Lords
Spain
J. Dehutts
Burlington House
Pitcadilly
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Bath
R. Cruttwell
W. Taylor
Bristol
R. Baldwin
E. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church
Alves
White’s
Brookes’s
Daubigny’s
Scavoir Vivre
Miles’s
Payne's
J. F. and
C. Rivington
T. Payne
B. Lax
W. Goldsmith
W. Lowndes
S. Bladon
G.and
T. Wilkie
C. Stalker
Mr. Dew
N.B. Ledies
Hayte
L. Price
William Pitt
Exchequer
Treasury
Clarendon
Parliamentary Chronicle
Houses of Lords and Commons
H. D. Symonds
Ottawa
J. and
J. Robinson
Watling-street
Dr. James
Perpes
Effence
Cottefoot
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Church
N. B
Somerville
Meff. Robinson
C. Forster
J. Abraham
St. Swithin’s Lane
J. Ford
Fenchurch-street
W. Cavell
Middle-row
Holborn
Cor and Phillipson
Jamies-freet
Covent-garden
W. Thiselton
Goodge - Street
Tottenham- Court-road
Emily Resvensworth
George ‘Rous
Debrert
Piedilly
Port Jackson
New South Wales
New Holland
John White
Medical Society
Miss Stone
Nodder
Mr. Catton
Milton
Father
Thomas Lord Bishop
Sodor and Man
St. Paul's Church Yard
N.B
Society For Promoting
Mary Cole
Earl of