Death of David Garrick Elegy in Ode to Warlike Genius
Fragmentary OCR reads an elegy on the death of David Garrick by the author of the Ode to the Warlike Genius of Great Britain. Mentions editions printed by Dodsley Pall Mall and distribution through Becket Richardson Urquhart Johnson and others. Notes third edition and other works in various London outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Garrick
Great Britain
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Paternoftey
Becket
Adelphi
Richardson and Urquhart
Exchange
Johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
Royal Highness Prince of Two Sicilies dies at age four
Died at Naplése in the fourth year of age the hereditary prince of the Two Sicilies. His remains lay in state for three days at the Palace and were deposited in Santa Chiara church with great pomp. Also news from Madrid of a princess delivering a daughter at the Pardo and references to galas and illuminations. Distemper among cattle reported at Shetland. Bankruptcy notices list multiple individuals with surrender dates at Guildhall and various towns.
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Caferia
St. Lence
the Two Sicilies
Jata
Pardo
Infanta
Copenhagen
Slerwick
London Chronicle: Royal Manchester Volunteers sail to Gibraltar
Reports from LOND state Bishop Exeter preached in Westminster Abbey and Rev Onslow preached in St. Margaret's. Manchester gentlemen raise 200 volunteers for Royal Manchester Regiment now at Gibraltar to form two battalions, embark on March 21. Privateers and prizes include Valeur to Marseilles, Bon Esperanza sent to Kinsale, and Lisbon bound ship ransomed at Castlehaven. News from Plymouth notes two French privateers active, 14 days convoy orders. multiple captures and retentions of ships including Susanna and others. Clergy appointments and marriages announced. deaths noted including Mrs. Hardinge and John Fridenberg. High water marks recorded at London Bridge.
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Exeter
Westminster Abbey
Onslow
House of Commons
St. Margaret’s Church
Manchester
Royal Manchester Volunteers
Gibraltar
Eagle Privateer
Liverpool
Havre de Grace
Marseilles
Townsend
Cape Francois
Kinsale
Lisbon
London
Castlehaven
Plymouth
Channel
Bouvete
Leghorn
Lédia
Newfoundland
Spain
Brett
Calis
Nord
England
Dover
Bilken
Hirstone
Gloucestershire
Humphrey William Hicks
Att Lloyd
Catharine
Cambridge
Miss Saunderson
Barniel
Northamptonshire
Thomas Fletcher
Chichester
Miss Clarke
Clarke
Granborough
Warwickshire
James Durham
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
Sheldon
Bedfordshire
Edward
Street
Hardinge
Teddington
John Fridenberg
Tottenham
Samuel] Pike
London Bridge
Defence speech at court martial of Admiral Keppel
Admiral Keppel delivers a defiant defense at his court martial, arguing forty years of service, perceived political plots, and deliberate naval decisions. He contends he acted with discretion under pressure, faced unjust accusations of negligence, and asserts his actions protected England amid Franco-British naval tensions. He recalls prior audiences with the King, the Admiralty, and the moral stakes of preserving Britain's sea power.
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Mitordu
Admiralty
Hugh Palliser
Almos
Ragland Cay
A&ion
Exa&t
the Marine Department
Portsmouth
Portmouth
Belle Poule
Marthall
France
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London Gazette
S. Jonathan Furness
Gray's-inn-lane
St. Pancras
Guildhall
Browne
Kirby-street
Hatton-street
William Tunnadine
Litchfield
Three Tuns
Sutton Coldfield
Thomas Butler
John Colborne
Kingmorton
Worcestershire
Mercer
Talbot Inn
Stourbridge
Me. Robins
Joseph Orlborn
Birlingham
the Angel
Perthore
Edward Young
Thomas Monchefft
Collyhart
Manchester, &Ilk
Spread Eagle Inn
Shelmerdine
Robert Blacklock
Strangeivrys
Manchesster
Callico
Eagle Inn
William Welch
Birmingham
Edward Prices
Bull-street
George Hollington Barker
Samuel Horsfall
Tate
Leeds
Yorkshire
Attornes
Meff
Burgrave and Forster
King’s Bench
Temple
Samuel Brookes
Bawtry
Nottinghamshire
Bantry
East Retford
John Dunlop
Grafton-street
Soho
Seton
Holborn-court
Gray’s-inn
Peter Langham
James-street
Westminster
Wilby
Berwick-street
Acheson Maxwell
Great Bell-asley
Coleman-street
St. Helen's
Attorabies
Muara and
Quin
Great St. Helen’s
Christopher Nicholson
Torksey
Lincolnshire
White Bart
Eat Retford
the Crown
Mr. Clarke
LOND
Admiral Keppel
Admiraal Kerrey
Phirz
Citrinery
Brest
Bertini
Bret
Wiliam
Rafael
Feogldnot
Coure
Efort
Hood
Egyppe
Ater
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