Empress of Russia War Profit and Loss
A Gent at Evenine Post argues Russia should seek peace with the Porte, outlining costs and losses. It claims Russia’s two wars since 1468 left 250000 dead in the first conflict and comparable losses in the current, totaling about a hundred million pounds, with little territorial gain.
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Russia
Mareschal Munich
Ruffia
Rafka
Paris News in Sept 9 Crisis and Riot Tensions
The report details Paris finances with Necker delaying departure, a stoppage of payment, and the Assembly authorizing a ten million livre advance. It notes unrest over Emission of Affignats, street riots near Tuileries, bread racketeering, and a brutal mob attack in St Etienne as authorities struggle to maintain order.
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R. Necker
Paris
M. Dufrenne
Committee of Finances
National Assembly
Caifse d’Escompte
Brett
Nancy
Palais Royal
Tuileries
St. Cloud
Chateau
Dauphin
Madame
Princess Royal
St. Etienne-en- Forez
M. Berteafle
National Guard
St. Etienne
Lyons
Britain ties Denmark to limits on warships
London notes sympathy for Belgium and reports on European detente. Britain guarantees Denmark’s Sound Dues at a set cap and warns on Danish wartime forces. The piece discusses Poland’s potential hereditary crown, Hungary’s threats to peace, and Turkey’s poised involvement amid unfolding European disputes.
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Prussia
Austria
Great Britain
Denmark
Baltic
Russia
Toulon
Poland
Europe
Hungary
Turkey
Affairs in France Spark Political Upheaval and War Scares
News notes the French National Assembly’s long quarrels and Necker’s schemes fueling civil unrest. Spanish armaments and a wary fleet movement set a tense backdrop as Lord Howe’s squadron gathers, with stock markets buoyant amid war talk. Local notices cover arrivals, a Leith canal voyage, a new iron bridge, and a lavish Brigton ball for the King.
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France
National Assembly
Necker
Spain
Kingdom
Admiralty Office
Charingcross
Earl Howe
Grand Fleet
Channel
Torbay
Downs
Spithead
North
Lord Hood
Yeserday
Thelufon
Cornwall
Caronne
Marquis de la Fayette
Nancy
Request to state facts in papers about Leeson affair
Fragmentary letter shows Esa Massey Stackpooule requesting Sar to publish true facts of a late dispute with Mr Leeson. Text references lack of power to act and a plea from the writer to ensure an accurate account appears in papers. Clear names and relations are mentioned though many details are missing.
Duel recount between Col M Carty and Capt Leeson on ground
An eyewitness accounts for a pistol duel between Col. M Carty and Capt. Leeson. They faced within ten yards, exchanged shots, Leeson closed to close range and fired again, then clubbed his pistol in a violent burst. Col. M Carty drew a second pistol and challenged Leeson to charge. They separated without reconciliation.
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Col. M.carthy
Capt. Leeson
Col. M‘carthy
M’carthy
Leeson
Life in danger declared after Friday library affray
Mrs Bromfield says Mr M'Carthy lies in danger due to wounds inflicted by Mr Leefon Mr Monro and others of their party at the Library on Friday night in a later affray.
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Lord Eardley
Brigton
Prince of Wales
Duke of
York
Duke of Clarence
Prince Edward
Rock of Gibraltar
Gosford Castle
Armagh
Archibald
Viscount Gosford
Baron Gosford
Markethill
Nova Scotia
Privy Council of
Ireland
Mr. M'Carthy
Bromfield
Eeast-Indta
Noth
Hiss Committee of
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Prizes at Avon Parks and social notes from Teignmouth to Gravesend
The text lists prize winners at Avon Parks with Lady Carhie winning the Ladies prize a gold medallion at 30 60 and 70 yards and R Hesketh winning the Gentlemen prize a silver bugle horn at 64 128 yards. It also includes a French pamphleteer comment on currency, a grim joke about vanity, wedding and death notices, and port city shipping updates with ships and consignments sailing from the Downs and various ports to the South Sea Cadiz and New Brunswick along with numerous vessel names and arrival/departure notes.
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Prince of Wwatestone
Avon Parks
Carhie
R. Hesketh
Peffell
England
Callé&Ted
St. Paul’s
Teignmouth
Trowbridge Halliday
Bishop’s Lydeard
Hodgkinson
J. Hodgkinson
Sarsden
Oxon
Birch
Hatton Garden
Portmouth
Downs
Victualling Office
Deal
Farl
Chesterfield
Burges
Bengal
Harriot
Poindefire
Honduras
Bellerophon
Elliot
Pomona
King
Alfred
Robuste
Swiftsure
Elephant
Vanguard
Scipio
Lion
Ardent
Asia
Asfiance
Southampton
Cyclops
Nemesis
Linton
Dispatch
Swain
Fanny
Avery
South Sea
Joseph
Cheap
Cadiz
Milam
Arthur
New Brunswick
Gravesend
Beaufoy
Clark
Smith
Friends
Hall
Petersburgh
Britannia
Gilchrist
Adtive
Crickway
Memel
Riga
Minerva
Wilson
New Providence
Douglas
Graft
Stettin
Jane
Wells
Wakefield
Carter
Dunkirk
Valiant Bone
Jang
Norrie
Koningsburgh
Good Report
Pearce
Gottenburg
Providence
Walkin Shaw
Rotterdam
Neptune
Bloom
Rising Sun
Lawson
Norway
Theatrical Intercurtences at Drury Lane Tonight
This evening shows The Lyar from Covent Garden and The Padlock at Ha market. Yesterday featured Romeo and Juliet and The Basket Maker. Also Inkle and Yarico with The Son-in Law at The Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury -Lane
Covent Garden
Ha-market
Hexham
Inkle
Yarico
Country
Prices of stocks and bonds in unsettled market report
A fragmented price list shows Bank Stock and Navy at about 3 percent declines with various quotes across stocks and bonds. Entries include Exchequer Bills India Stripe Tontine notes and several government loans with mixed fractions and premiums. The report records multiple, unclear figures such as 727-8, 176, and 166, reflecting a volatile market snapshot.
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Navy
South Sea
India
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Sar
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India House
Leadenhall-Street
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Burford