Seafaring action and political petitions in 1779 news
The report details naval actions including ships like Fowey and Keppel armed brig, and crews from Experiment Ariel and other vessels under Compte d Estaing on coast duties. It covers Dublin Castle decisions appointing commissioners and governors, bankruptcy notices, and House of Lords debate over William Parker's libel sentence with arguments for mercy and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Rose
Ingland
Christian
Mowbray
Germain
St. Augustine
Yamahaw
Fowey
Berttg
Experiment
Ariel
Compte d’Estaing
Vindictive
Compte d’ Estaing
Bougainville
le Guerrier
Provence
Magnifique
Marseilles
Cesar
Fatasque
Vengueur
Compte d’ Efaing
le Languedoc
Valiant
Robuste
Artizien
Zele
Sagitaire
Annibal
le Tenant
Refleche
Diademe
Sphinx
Hettor
Dauphine Royal
la Fortune
la Boudeure
L’ Amazon
la Blanche
le Lys
la Chimere
Ceres
Alsan Swtto
Irish Brigade
Dillon
Foix
Grenadiers
Armagnac
Agenois
Biam
Royal Roussillon
Guadaloupe
Martinique
Cape Francois
Port EU Prince
West Indies
Champion
York
Comte d’Estaing
France
Brest
Toulon
la Motte Picqut
Chesapeake
Cape
de Crafse
Charles
Chevalier de Romain
Keppel Armed Brig
Earl of Effingham
William Parker
Court of King’s Bench
Admiral Keppel
Titus Oates
House of Lords
Oates
Parker
Woodfall
King’s Bench
Newgate
Leas
Georgia
Mont. d’Estaing
Tybee
Woolsucks
Bankruptcy enlarges its scope in London and provinces
Notices announce extended bankruptcy terms for Nathasdet Kirby and a list of debtors with scheduled dividend dates and creditors’ meetings at Guildhall and other venues. Included are merchants and tradesmen from Hull, Bermondsey, Tottenham, Sheffield, Bristol, and London, with certificates granted for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathasdet Kirby
Scotel-yard
Buth Lane
Hofier
Jos S, Thomas. Bridges
Roger Blount
Kingston Upon Hull
Guildhall
London
Robert Halliday
Paul's Wharf
Thamesfreet
Ugar
Richard Arderson
St. Mary Magdalen
Bermondfry
Surry
Thomas Hilton
Tottenham-court-road
Wm. Shipton
Dover Street
Hanover Square
Tonendes
Guildhal
Charles Greaves
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Hannah Sommer
Wigan
Lancashire
Wigam Jean
Leighnon Wood
Bristol
Thomas Touril
St. Ann
Linhouse
Middlesex
Peter Lages
Barbican
Ironmo
Prologue in The Times on reforming public morals
A fragment discussing the Comic Muse and reform of public morals. It praises poets like Congreve and Moliere while critiquing zealots and preachers. The author likens the poet to a patient angler, serving a measured meal, and ends by noting approval by The Times if the work is judged fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheweth
Court of King’s Bench
Hillary
Newgate
Radnor
Lord Onslow
House of Commons
Lord North
Tharpett
Wiley
Whitfield
Moliere
Colege
Newmarket
Mr. Kitchen
William Guthrie
James Ferguson
F.R
C. Dilly
G. Robinsty
Rit
Demark
Swedes
Poland
Great Britain
Amfsican
N.B
Epilogue excerpt on manners and gender in a virtuous nation
A verse fragment spoken by Miss Parr lampoons late Georgian morals and gender norms. It ridicules social pretensions while praising male guidance and chiding women for perceived folly, noting a shift toward sentimentality and supposed womanly perfection. The piece mixes mockery and satire about love, virtue, and society.
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Dublin Castle
John Smith
Milborne West
Dublin
Samuel Hayes
Avondale
Wigklow
Nathan Strange
Bath
Vitvaller
Three Tuns
Silvanus Lake
Wiveliscombe
Somerfethhire
Somerfethhire Dealer, Fas. 4, At Three, and Ja. 5, At Nine, At the Angel
Ian
Tiverton
Devonshire
Exeter
Ohn Damvile
Little Peaver
Cheshire
Te Gerge-Inn
Necher Knotsford
Matthew James Batman
Brandor
Groer Ard Draper
Suildhall
HOUSE
Eo Lords
The
TIMES
Mr. Kine
Eptiloggue
Miss Parr
Crize House
Cheapside
Washington Earl Ferrers
Herman Na&lb
White Loon-court
Corvish
Freed
Philgot-L.ne
Nai
Ag Atove
Methold
Cruches- Friars
Queen- Ann
Nice
Robert Chester
Garden Gate
Middle Temple
S.uth Moltonitee
Grosvenor Square
Harrington
Essex Street
Temple
N. B
Bateman and Barnett
Maiden-lane
Covent-garden
M. Woods
Wiliam Humphry Wyckham
Swalelife
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Chipping Norton
Philosophical Transactions
Lockyer Davis
Royal Society
Abercrombie
Buro
Royal Navy
England and Wales
T. Carnany
St. Paul's Church Yard