Forged Banknotes and Royal Controversy Rumors Abroad
An excerpt from a Periity Deve letter reports a surge of forgery involving two million livres altered by a timber in roman letters. It describes forged notes, the flight of suspects, and a courtly death of the Marquis of Fourneclles. Reports from The Hague and London discuss political discontent and public notices, including a murder probe and robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cheisfurid
Bechade Co
Rouen
Turton Wate Ravelet Ediflee de
Saterre
Turton and Co
Cas
Che
Kingdon
Ned
Fortaine- Weine iNes
Royal Manson
Lyons
Cornell
Iglaw
Hague
United States
Rhodesland
Flora or Hob in the Well revival at Covent Garden
The Covent Garden theatre revived Flora or Hob in the Well on Tuesday night to feature Mr. Ryder as Hob the rustic fool. The performance drew mixed critical reception but delighted those fond of the old breed of comic humor with Ryder delivering spirited, effective tactics in acts one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Abe
Poland-street
Oxfordtreet
George Reid
William Tyler
Michael Davies
Elgis
Lawrence Fern
Jermyne Street
St. Jor
St. Lees Hospital
Corones
Jory
Howe
Black
Fenchurch Red
Sheebe
Hackney Road
Ng Tl
Flora
Hob
Mr. Ryder
Ireland
Ryder
Letter to the Printer on Rasalgate Harbour Critics
A 1789 letter from the London Evening Port rebutts claims by George Box about Rasalgate Harbour. It defends the project against alleged waste and faulty design, noting the harbour’s current condition and the trustees income, and questions the response from Mr Boz and the harbour revenue usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Box
Rasalgate Harbour
Boz
Fragmentary London Gazette Item Refers To Cane Weight
A partial OCR fragment from the London Gazette mentions cane weight but provides no full context or specifics. Further readable details are required to create a complete summary.
Funeral rites and naval honors in Dublin 1785 dispatches
An account recalls a royal funeral in Dublin with religious and naval processions. It describes the corps carried to the Mole in the Consul’s barge, attendees including factory chaplains, merchants, and officers. A list notes surrender dates and names tied to law and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panamal
Ate
Faftory
Didingion
Marrning
Comtul
Abel
Warhet
Debt Demands Prompt Payment as Ships Lag in Harbours
A distressed merchant pleads debtors to settle accounts to enable shipment of two Danish Guinea vessels detained since July. He laments failed solicitations, high losses, and reliance on public vendues, urging partial payment now to avoid further delays and justify his honest dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Eat Sea
Guinea
Copenhepen
Fugland
France
Holland
Germa &c
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Loonwdor
Soncee
Rica
Siegibove
Seaton
Aletor
Carlisle
Lord Surrey
Duke of Re
Rewlend
Treatre
Covent-Garden
London
Rotherhithe
Rece
Mole Oy
Ney
Eoin
the London Gazette
Ation
Detalfie
Leeds Spiritus
Cate
Dublin
Hs Greee
Hamilton
God Save the King
Ankrupt
Jabez Carter Hornblower
St. Philip and Jacob
Gloucester
Rummer Tavern
All- Saints-laney
Hrittal
Astorney
John Tarrant
Exchequer Office of Pleas
Lincoln’s-inn
Richard Earwaker
Chertsey
Surrey
Guildhall
Pembroke
William James
Catherine's Bridge
Wapping
Middlesex
Thip Chandler
Actosney
Stanway
Buckiersbury
John Nye
Beeding
Sussex
Guilahal
John Polley
Sc. Giles
Oxford
Wheat-theaf and Anchor
Jonathan. Court
Woodford-row
Mariner
London Evening
South Catose
Annals of Mankind
Mercator
Thing
Geef
Bridge
Rnley
O'C Ras
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