Bugut Forelg and Military Moves Ahead of Bavaria
The item notes Bugut forelg intelligence from Paris dated June 24, mentioning Chevalier de Doncel ordered to join the Imperial army in Bavaria near 40,000 troops under Count de Wieds. It also records the death of Count de Verteillac at Dourdan on the 13th aged 94, and dispatches from Constantinople June 17 about contagion in the Crimea affecting the Russian army and Turkish fleet, causing trade stagnation and food shortages.
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Brifili
Chevalier de Doncel
Adatet
Bavaria
Count'de'Wieds
Paris
Cofar Thibault de la Brouffe
de Verteillac
Perigord
Dourdan
Constantinople
Crimea
Shipping News: British Vessels Ride Out a Windy July
Windy seas persist as ships Savage Neptune Hudson Chatham Cavan remain at anchor. Arrivals include Polly from Exeter Cadiz Mercury from London Thames from Hull Christopher and Mary from St Augustine Ann and Mary from Yarmouth to Dublin plus other undefined parters at Yarmouth and Dublin.
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Deal
Wind's
His
Savage
Neptune
Hudson
Pensacola
Chatham
Cavan
Befast
Polly
M.hith
Exon
Cadiz
Mercury
Hil
London
Ditto
Thames
Hill
Hal
Christopher
Mary
Walsh
St. Augustine
Yarmouth
Keppel
Smith
Dublin
Ann and
Allen
Dicto
Camp at Cox Heath Rumors of Invasion Rise
His Majesty will be in the camp Friday with the Duchess of St Albans and the Earl of Romney seeking residence likely at Sir Horatio Mann's. General Keppel and General Amherst with Sir Fletcher Norton discovered officers absent while touring Kent and Sussex. arrests followed. Rumor swirls that an invasion is planned and troops may be moved toward the coast for island security.
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Duchess of
Kent
Sussex
Wealthy Bristol Benefactress Mrs Ann Peloquin Dies
July report from Bristol notes the death of Mrs Ann Peloquin at her Queen Square home. She left nearly 20,000 to the city corporation with interest to be used for charitable purposes. Additional sizable gifts are also set for the infirmary and the old maids alms-house, plus other charities.
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Country -News
Bristol
Queen-quare
Ann Peloquin
Sodol
London weather and naval updates amid trade ruin
In London a merchant reported a New York message that Lord Howe may return to England with Admiral Gambier taking command and ships ready to sail. A correspondent notes many cargo senders under Sir Grey Cooper’s licences were ruined, with at least one agent shooting himself in New York. An extra letter from Gutrney covers captured Barvis and Folkstone Privateers sent to Brest. The Bianca from St Vincent’s reports Thetis convoy sails to Halifax. Minorca garrison strengthens fortifications. Forbes arrives in Dublin after repelling a 14-gun privateer. Anecdote recalls Admiral Pye’s boat scramble and a humorous exchange aboard a ship.
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Icds
New-York
Lord Howe
England
Admiral Gambier
America
Grey Cooper
New York
Gutrnsey
Barvis
Custer
Smith
Brest
Minorca
Forbes
Mercury Packet
East India Company
Dublin
Cox Heath
Barham Downs
Pye
Anyhem
Aurely
Mocha
Storied trades resist stagnation and storms hit Croydon
A letter from Exeter notes dire thirst for credit as merchants and tradesmen fear ruin by monopolists. Croydon endures a two hour thunderstorm that floods Old Town, damaging roofs and corn stores. Reports from Workington and Bath mention the ship Mars, Lady Fanny Shirley’s funeral pomp, a Bank of England forgery trial, and watchmen wounded in Lochgalley. Cattle prices fall at Smithfield as lightning kills livestock.
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Exeter
Ate Ee
Croydon
Old Town
Merchant Taylors School
Suffolk Street
Workington
Messrs. Ellwood and Co
Mars
Bath
Fanny Shirley
Lady Huntingdon
Fanny
Lord Chesterfield
Fanny Blooming Fair
Guildford
Joshua Crompton
Bank of England
Jones
Lochgalley
Moorfields
Almos
Helena
Bouchier
Downs
Winchester
Durham Races Listings and Result Summary
A historical racing entry list for Durham on Tuesday July 21 notes subscriptions for 1600gs and purses including gold for multiple horses such as Billy the Beau and Lath and Plaister. The page records entries from owners like Creswell Baker and Marschal with bets and heats, plus a Friday purse of sol for all ages across 4 mile heats. The event concludes with Elephant defeating Lath and Plaister in a 1900s purse.
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Milbank
J. Creswell
Billy the Beau
Geo. Baker
B. H. Lath and
Plaiter
H. C. Liddel
R. Colling
John Marschal
J. Potter
Cowley
Webster
Mr. Hutton
W. Vavasour
Ch. c. Wet de J. Creswell
Ing
Coulfan
Bulmer
Bay Middleham
Dawson
Hutton
Substantial Words From a Fragmentary Page
The readable text is fragmented and contains no clear events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item or card teaser. No verifiable entities or actions present.
Dr Dominicers Dication and Medical Claims
Fragmented reads claim a July issue publicizing a Doctor Dominicers home treatment. It lists symptoms and illnesses such as headaches nervous disorders fevers and venereal complaints and promises cures through written consent and patient cards.
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Per
Chatiza
Peter Ol Ats
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American News, &c
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Gray’s Inn
Taylor's
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Gentleman’s Magazine
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Edward Evanson
Tewkesbury
Review of Books
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St. John's Gate
F. Newbery
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