Incident at sea near Cape Clear unfolds in fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe vessels and people including Peggy ani Jenny Mullies and The Eliza Turner from London to Leghorn, taken off Cape Clear by aFreath and two Spanish privateers. It mentions Drummond Cunningham Greenock, and an American Turner, dated the 11th of une.
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Peggy Ani
Jenny
Mullies
Faip Laonion
Joseph
Tullock
Psifoundland
Pool
Cunningham
Drummond
Greenock
Cape Clear
Eliza
Turner
London
Leghorn
Miijesiris
Une
Voyage News and Mutineer Execution Report
The Henry Dundas Ratt Indigman, Captain Campbell, arrived after foremast damage from a lightning strike, needing a new mast before continuing voyage. Polyphemus with a 64 gun crew and convoy to Cork sails, and Britannia tender to Dublin. Hornet Loop arrives from the East with a convoy. Mutineers from the Saumra, condemned to death, to be executed tomorrow morning amid uncertain timings aboard the ship Lip.
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Henry Dundas Ratt
Campbell
Polyphemus
Lumidaine
Cork
Dublin
Jobo Neth
Saumra
Ander
Cardiac Nervous Tincture Advert for Rymer Medicine
An aged testimonial pamphlet extols Rymer Cardiac and Nervous Tincture for stomach liver and bowels along with Detergent Pills. Letters from users James Thompson Ruffhead and James Smith praise relief from indigestion nervous tremors and debility after using the remedy at Gerrard Street Soho and Bow Church Yard.
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Thester
Gerrard Street
Soho
Rymer
Beynon
Toy Bow
Toy Bow Church Yard
London
Thomas Evans
Paternofter-row
Moore
Bishopsgate-Areet
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Tutt
Royal Exchange
Imperial letter from St. Faines's chancellery response
A heavily archaic document records a formal Imperial reply discussing the Electoral Capitulation and Germanic Constitution. It references the Bishopric of Eichstadt, the Empire’s laws, and intercession with the King of Prussia. The tone emphasizes fidelity to the Imperial Majesty and the preservation of lawful rights. The signer is identified as RGE 2. St. Faines's, Ch. 473 97.
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Nuremberg
Eichstadt
Franconia
Bmajily
Prufsia
Tcmple
Ene
St. Faines's
Letter from Kore of Enclane to King of Prussia
Translation of a formal 1792 communication from the Kore of Enclane to the King of Prussia. It expresses confidence in the monarch and explains imperial concerns over Nuremberg, Eichslad dependencies, and the Equestrian Order. The letter notes duties under the empire’s capitulation and seeks to support constitutional claims while avoiding judgment on the prince’s policies. Signed by Fames sy Bebe Lzy.
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Empire
Nuremberg
Eichslad
Beaudenbourg
Franconia
Hlecter
Anspach
Baireuth
Francosia
France in Revolt and Dutch Resistance Echoed in Letters
A fragment from a Dutch letter describes strong anti French sentiment in Holland towns including Anstendem and a ban on English goods. The piece also recounts details of French political figures and the Directory’s clash with the Legislature, noting attempts to avert civil war and discussing two questions before the French Legislative Body: illegitimate children inheritance and divorce.
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Hollands
Rth Jek
Holland
Anstendem
A . Latin
Fepman
Nantes
France
Carrier
Loire
Vendemiaire
Theatre Francais
Tere Laterte
le Noir
Paris
Third i
Directory
Camille Jourdan
Tribune
Gilbert Desmolieres
Conseil
Holland Batavian Convention Delays Due to Winds
The President reported Admiral De Winter’s letter to the Committee of Marine showing the fleet could not sail because of changeable winds, ruling out Scheveningen reports as false. The committee ordered an inquiry into the error, considering possible negligence or treachery.
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Committee of Marine
de Winter
Schevingen
Decree on Constitution Change Delay Sparks Public Debate
In a July debate Citizens vote in the Primary Adeabhes demand to keep five year windows for proposing constitutional changes even after acceptance. Ill feelings arise as the plan to punish nonpayers to fund Go and go millions is ordered to be printed and scheduled as an upcoming order of the day.
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Hague E
Tétor
de Mis
Citizen S Trip Made President for Fortnight
The notice records that Citizen S. Trip was chosen President for the ensuing two weeks, effective immediately, with no further details on the selection process or duties.
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S. Trip
Address calls for Rhine Left Bank secession
An Address bearing about 250000 signatures urged Rhine Left Bank inhabitants to depose their governors and ally with France or form an independent Republic. General Hoche suppressed the Address as conflicting with peace terms, banishing some principals from Bonn.
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Eletorate
Treves
Rhine
France
Hoche
German Empire
Bonn
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