Ship left in Swin with crew drowned and Minerva feared
A ship was left in the Swin on Sunday night and all crew drowned. Some chefs have since taken up the vessel, feared to be the Minerva, Millock, from Hamburgh to London. A Lisbon mail arrived at Falmouth in eleven days aboard the Hampden packet with Capt. Braithwaite. Multiple waggon delays due to heavy fall hindered arrivals in Sir John Street and the Cirencester touch. A letter from Mrs R- to Daniel P- promises aid to save his life in exchange for justice, and oats certification was granted at the Guildhall for low duty imports amid a rise in oats prices. A foreign merchant was detained for offering Portuguese gold coin. Burglars stole from Mr. Ashmore's pawnbroker in Borough. Mrs. Gaul died from a chimney piece accident after a fire. A mill fire in Deptford consumed the corn-mill and some wheat and meal. Births, marriages, and deaths are listed, with several notable notices and upcoming bankrupts’ dividend dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Millock
Hamburgh
London
Lisbon
Falmouth
Hampden
Braithwaite
John’ Street
Cirencester
Daniel P
Guildhall
Wormwood-court
Oxford Street
Kinges ‘Yard
Deptford
Blair
Little Dean’s-yard
Westminster
Gratna-Green
Scotland
Richard
William’ Hall
Kettle
Manchester
King-street
Cheapside
Hammersmith
Catherine Elms
Elms
Samuel Redman
Covent-garden Theatre
Grand Jury Charge and a tale of Sugarina in peril
The document blends a Westminster grand jury charge about maintaining public peace with a sensational tale of Don John, Sugarina, and Clarice. It describes oath, justice, and protection of officers, then shifts to a dramatic plot where love, deception, and a shocking paternity reveal drive actions from elopement to murder attempts and courtroom verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Guildhall
John Fieppine
Grand‘Jury
Fallon
Foreman
1 Badio at King's Theatre Haymarket
A summary of the new opera 1 Badio by Mr Badini at King’s Theatre Haymarket. Don John engages a maid Sugarina and aims to marry her, provoking family conflicts with Count Wronghead and Clarice. Sugarina loves My Truelover, who disguises as a language master and musician to woo her while Don John schemes faltering, leading to a tense but unresolved climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwayy
Tranpoline
Ywee
Boa. John
Don John
Sugarina
Ahd
Truth
Clarice
Badini
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
John
Sugatina
Count Wronghead
Don~ John
Masked Ball at Carlisle House Delights Guests
Mrs Cornelys hosts a masquerade evening at Carlisle House with a lively mix of costumed characters including a Friar, a Romping Girl, an American Rifleman, a Canadian Warrior, and Sister Witches. Guests enjoyed plentiful viands and wines, with frolic and fun prevailing over wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Newmarket
Salino
Marino
Fenino
Pegeing
Tabino
Scandinavia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bawnerue
William Fry
Redlion Street
Holborn
Middlesex
Moy ‘Thomas
Sherborne-lane
Charles Legg
Chinkford
Essex
Lowell-heath
Lurry
Chapman
Anthony Steventon
Chinkford-green
Goldsmith-row
Gough-square
James Davis
Chippenham
Wilts
William Fox
Lancashire
John Dobbins
Swallow-street
Robert Loofe
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire
Mercer and Draper
Thomas King
Farnham
Surry
Thomas Jackson
Warshouse
Fleet-marker
Win
Jackson
Bartfield
Dr. Hooper
Bateman
Dr. Stoughton
De.Anderson
Squire
Ove
Godfrey
Daffy
Tarlington
Dr. Bostock
Dr. Ratch
Thares
Publi
Molesworth
N.B
High Holborn
IRI &H
Ireland
Merirs
Browns
Collinson
Berrers
Lombard-street
Acroud Freelion
Bett
Havering
Daggenham
Ripple
Barking
Efex
Wiliam
Clivatford
Westhury
Thomas Spearman
John Briffow
Mes. Martin
Kay
Gray’s-inn
Mr. Picard
Skinner
Garraway’s
Change-ailey
Cornhill
Sir William Young
Delaford
County of
Bucks
Berks
Hertfordshire
Uxbridge
Windsor
Salt-hill
Hill
Bell and Castle
Hounslow
Thomas Francis
Chancery-lanez
Aldersgate-street
Beyer's
Lalayer, &c
Brod
Skreet
Carnaby-market
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