PrRbal Opinions in the Sixth Edition on Public Riots
A fragment notes that the Sixth Edition of PrRbal Opinions has been issued and circulated widely in London Ireland America and the Continent. It claims translations into several European languages and asserts parliamentary discussions and noble conduct are drawn from these Anecdotes for readers seeking authoritative details on national matters.
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Rha
Endoafar
London
Ireland
America
Anc
Anecdotes of the Life of the Earl of Chatham
A verbose 18th century review of a compiled life of William Pitt the Elder. The work covers his public career from 1736 to 1778, with parliamentary speeches and notes, including critical reception from Monthly Review and Gazetteer. It notes interior cabinets, Lord Bute’s influence, and 1763 peace terms, with extensive appendices of public documents and private papers.
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Chatham
Monthly Review
Earl of Chatham
Lord Chatham
Leicester House
Bute
Alma
Bitr
Ani
Fromm the Gazetteer
Apes Register
Earl
Fragmented extract hints at new light on events past
The text discusses a book and its impact on understanding history more than a century later. It notes the publication endured many trials yet gained approval. It mentions DR Gantry and Anecdotes as bringing fresh perspective to past events.
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Khan
Gantry
Cardiac Tincture Promises Cure for Nervous Disorders
A historical medical pamphlet promotes the Cardiac Tincture and Cardiac and Nervous Tincture as remedies for headaches stomach issues and nervous debility. Including testimonials from W C of King's Bench and Donald Campbell from Brighton, the notice details sales points addresses and pricing, noting bottles and topper pints and wholesale vendors in London.
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C. Case
Rymer
Gerrard-street
Soho
Hon. East India Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
Brighton
Bishopgate
Ledia
Tremain
Donald Campbell
Sieme
Gerrard-ftrest
Dicey
London
Thomas Evans
James Bymer
Severith
A New Edition on Venereal Disease Explains Treatments
A publication announces a revised edition by Charl Swift on venereal disease critiquing salivation and offering an alternative cure. It includes a dissertation on asexual and venereal weaknesses, plus observations on urethral diseases and prevention methods. Published by Bladon and Westley with locations in Parliament Street and St Clement’s Church area.
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Charl
Swift
Bladon
Paternofter-row
New
Bond
Hi. Westley
Oppo
St. Clement’s Church
Sisands
Five Hundred Men Demand Pay Amid Turmoil
An 18th century assembly reports widespread alarm among citizens in the Higher and Lower Rhine departments as factions claim the Legislative Body aims to establish a dominant religion and grant exclusive privileges. A motion seeks details on troop payment delays and sequestration of emigrant fathers and mothers goods, deeming them contrary to constitutional guarantees. the discussion adjourned after debate.
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Emery
National Guard Reorganization Decree Adopted
The Council of Antients on August 12 approved a decree reorganizing the National Guard after several days of discussion.
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National Guard
Paris Treaty Advances Against England Amid Diplomatic Shifts
Paris reports that the Council of Five Hundred formed a Secret Committee to review the Portugal France peace treaty. Negotiations accelerated at Lille and Paris with new French ministers, signaling a successful step toward a broader peace and a weakened English coalition. Marquis de Talleyrand praised for diplomacy. Metropolis unrest noted in Metz while Rome rumors of republican change spread.
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Portugal
Paris
Talleyrand Périgard
En Frain
Lifle
Adina
Pere
England
Pais
Lille
Lisbon
France
Spain
French Army Movements Change Rhine Plans
The first Grenier division had passed Abing to move into central France via Adennes when Gen Huche issued a sudden order reversing dispositions. Troops that crossed the Rhine reoccupy the right bank while other columns return to Wetzlaer Limbourg and Nassau. Hoche leads at Wetzlaer gathering generals of the Army of the Sambre and Meuse as desertion rises on the Meuse. Police and garrisons patrol the environs to arrest deserters.
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Grenier
Abing
France
Adennes
Huche
Rhine
Wetzlaer
Limbourg
Pays de Nassau
Hoche
Sambre
Meuse
Efdfrats
Buonaparte Remains at Montebello as Campaign Prep Grows
Milan report notes General Buonaparte still at Montebelo while preparations for a new campaign proceed. Palma Nuova and Mantua are provisioned and defended. Peace is expected and a Definitive Treaty may be announced soon. Venice and Mantua raise unease as Sardinia’s king shows support for the Cisalpine Republic. An ordinance for public safety is issued to preserve harmony.
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Buonaparte
Adina
Montebelo
Palma-Nuova
Mantua
Venice
Sardinia
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