Cardiac Tincture praised by officers and sailors abroad
An 18th century advertisement extols Rymer Cardiac Tincture with testimonials from Mr. Campbell of Brighton and others. It lists sales offices in Gerrard Street Soho and Bow Church Yard and promotes a book on dyspepsy. The notice outlines dosing and availability in various London shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É&C
Rymer
Materia Medica
Rom. A
Case Li
Gerrard-street
Soho
Hon. East India Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
Brighton
Bithopsgate Street
India
Donald Campbell
Steine
Dicey and Beynon
Bow Churchyard
London
Thomas Evans
Paternofter Row
Moore
Bishopsgate-street
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Turt
Royal Exchange
James Rymer
Bread and Flour Regulation Act Enacted for London
New act to regulate price and quality of bread and to punish adulteration in London and the surrounding area. Commences August 1, 1797. Coroners to record weekly wheat deliveries from the City to ten miles around the Royal Exchange, naming vessels, warehouses, purchasers, quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George II
A&t
Tol
Wardmore
Mapistrate
London
Royal Exchange
Fate of Pairies Hill Ties to Hopkins Marriage Plans
Executors of Pairies Hill Surrey arrange prospects ahead of Mile Bond Hopkins marriage to a naval officer. Belle Vue at Southampton, built by Dr St Andre, sold for 31450 guineas to Colonel Gardiner. Rev William Baker presented to Rectory of South Luffenham. Gen Walker stopped near Welling by four footpads, robbed of watch and four guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairie’s Hill
Surrey
Mile Bond Hopkins
His
Navy
Belle Vue
Southampton
Dr. St. Andre
William Baker
Ll.b. Rettor
Lyndon
Rutland
South Luffenham
Gen. Walker
Welling
Births Marriages and Deaths from New Cavendish Street
Birth countess of Hardwick has a son born Friday at Lordship's house New Cavendish Street. John Knowles engineer weds Miss Sarah Lord at Bradford. Rev Alban Thomas of Natel Scares Hampshire weds Miss Susannah M Jones of Tyglyn Cardiganshire. Died Mrs Savignac wife of Mr Paul Savignac Carshalton after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Countess of Hardwick
New Cavendish-Street
Bradford
John Knowles
Sarah Lord
Thodmorden
Alban Thomas
Natel Scares
Hants
Susannah M. Jones
Tyglyn
Cardiganshire
Savignac
Paul Savignac
Carshalton
Jamaica News of July 22 Flows Offshore and Inland
Shipping and military notes from Jamaica and surrounding Caribbean theaters. Reports say Colonel Simcoe failed in a Port-au-Prince objective with 3,500 troops and congestion at sea as merchant fleets depart under convoy. Fire scorched Levite and Content Estates while local opposition to black regiments persists. The Mermaid and Vengeance actions off Guadeloupe are described with casualties, including Major Christmas observing. Dutch and Hamburgh papers discuss secret expedition plans and disarmament debates amid ongoing privateering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhursday
Jamaica
Rath
St. Domingo
Simcoe
Port-au-Prince
Ena
Mirabelais
Grand Goave
Paint au-Petre
Guadaloupe
Committee of Accounts
Whitelocker
Jamaica Mail
Port Antonia
England
Canada
Mermaid
Resource
Thorn
Port Antonio
Mole
Westmoreland Packet
Portsmouth
Port Royal
Aquilon
Ricketts
Havannah
Magicienne
Thunderer
Cuba
Montego Bay
Catheriser
Kingston
Batabano
Baffiterre
Otway
Vengeance
Admiral Pole
Baffeterre
Dion
Badeterre
Gooshot
Victor’ Hughes
Christmas
18Th Dragoons
Victor Hugues
Paris
Hamburgh
Denmark
Elbe
Hague
Texel
House of Orange
North Seas
Lacely
Elfincur
French and English Naval Movements and Paris Trials
Dispatches describe English frigates near Cadiz planning a raid on Cadiz while Bruges garrison repels them. Paris Council debates priest laws with revocation and restoration of rights. Lamarque defeats repeal. Ministers rumored: Talleyrand, Hoche, Le Nai de la Roche, Preville Pelley, Neuf Chateau. Carnot lauds Revolution day. Buonaparte’s peace talks and Dutch East Indies restitution discussed. Effeid Ali visits Lisle and Paris, witnessing electrical experiments and religious scruples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamarque
Paris
Talleyrand Perigord
Lazarus Hoche
le Nai de la Roche
Preville Pelley
Marine
Francois de Neuf Chateau
Naples
Carnot
Louis XVIII
East Indies
Lisle Geet
Lord Malmesbury
France
Austria
Clef du Cabinet
Buonaparte
Moffatt
Mantua
Montebello
Lombardy
Modena
Reggio
Bergamo
Serbellini
Milan
Paradisi
Morkati
Alexandri
Testi
Villa
Interior
Birbagi
Cremona
War Department
Porro
Luesi
Mirandola
Effeid-Ali-Effendi
Ottoman Porte
French Republic
Lisle
Mollet
Effeld
Effeid-Ali
Brest Ships Sail On Expedition For Three Cavaloths
A squadron at Brest on July 9 plans an expedition, comprising three ships of 110 guns, one of 80 guns, and eight of 74 guns, together with four frigates, to set sail for the voyage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tam
King’s Bench
Mr. Rymer
Charl S Swift
Parliament-street
Weaiminster
St. Biadon
Paternofter-row
Fauhder
New Bond-street
R.H. Wettley
St. Clemene’s Church
Strand
Loyden
Cadfand
Bruges
Bawished Prigsts
Council of Five Hundred
Rgth
Brest
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