Cardiac Tincture claims relief for diverse ailments
An 18th century testimonial for Cardiac Tincture from Dr Rymer describes aid for stomach issues liver yellowing and debility after Indian service and fever. The letter praises increased appetite strength and renewed health after three bottles and urges publication for public benefit. It lists purchase points and wholesale distributors in London.
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Coe Eg Asber
Rymer
Gerrard-street
Soho
Hon. East- India Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
A&c
Sit
Pope
Buckieller's
Bithopsgatestreet
Igor
Vofrain
Emmy
India
E-Atralk
Donald Campbell
Steine
Brighton
Geryard-street
Guinga- Cash
Shere
Messis
Bymer
Threws Evans
Moore
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Tutt
Ames Rymer
Plan for Parish Militia and Mutual Protection Association
A proposed parish defense plan details forming a General Association of householders and inmates to be led by captains, with district classes, flags, rendezvous points, and self supplied arms. Members enroll, subscribe funds, and female householders may authorize male representatives to join. A 1795 Crimea eruption note follows.
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a.Ganaxas Association
Améticus
Napoleon Bonaparte Arrives to Lead Lombardy Republic
General Buonaparte arrives amid triumph as founder of the Lombardy Republic with Milan as government seat. The new state spans the Mediterranean to the Adriatic, including Milanese and Bologna Ferrara Romagna Modena and parts of Venetian Terra Firma, estimated four million people. Fortresses to be built, 100 cannon, alignment with France, provisional first year deputies named by Buonaparte, election later. Venetian minister ordered to quit. force warned if he resisted.
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Gth
Bulmaine
Republic of
Lombardy
Our
Mediterranean
Adriatic Sea
Bologna
Ferrara
Romagna
Duchy of
Modena
Mafia Carara
Cld
Milan
Buonaparte
Fotce
Venice Changes Hands as French Force Rules Italy
Reports say General Batagiy D Hilliers arrives in Venice with two Commissaries to settle governmental changes alongside Senator Pefaré. Venetian nobles' diplomas burned. insurrection crushed in several villages. Bouanaparte negotiates peace terms with the Venetian authorities. Provisional administration replaces Senate and Ten, democracy prevails, and trials for arrested leaders are planned. King of Sardinia shifts troops to Genoa frontier. Buonaparte rumored at Montebello toward Venice. Leghorn garrison sails to Orfica.
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Batagiy D'Hilliers
Venice
Bretcia
Porto
Ferrars
Leghorn
Buonapare
Florence
Buonaparte
Fbali
Kenidii
Italy
Republic of Venice
Senate
Council of Ten
Sardinia
Montebello
Orfica
Frontiers of 2T4L7 and Venetian politics in war
Fragment from a 19th century window into the Republic of Waice describing four teen centuries of resilience during French occupation. It notes French garrisons demanding goods money and service from towns, nobility surrendering horses and coaches, deputies negotiating with Buonaparte, and the disbanding of the Venetian Militia as Austrian troops loom to retake Mantua Venice and the Pope face political peril.
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Republic of
Waice
Vemice
Buonaparte
Padua
Milan
Mantua
Fragments Describe Burning of Noble Regalia and Figures
The fragmentary text mentions burning robes and figures associated with nobles and soldiers, Beisays figures, and ceremonial items. It is unclear and incomplete but implies a destruction of regalia and emblematic attire tied to rulers.
FENICE Vey3: Venetian unrest over new democratic mantle
The article reports a dreadful day in Venice as crowds attacked the Magife and Hédles in St Mark's Place over the new municipality modeled on the French system. French troops landed, gunboats patrolled, and the Doge’s palace was targeted for surrender terms. General Buonaparte is expected. The new government includes diverse nationalities, opposition threats, and possible territorial changes toward Lombardy. The press enjoys greater freedom. a wave of loyal oaths follows. A Venetian and French garrison remains, with disturbances continuing and prophecies of shifting allegiances.
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Venice
St. Mark’s Place
St Mark’s Place
St Mark
Arteee
Kawetet
Doge
Relane
Phree Chons
St. Mark
Buonapaste
Republic of
Lombardy
Archduke Chartes orders Rhine army march toward Bohemia
From FIENNA May 20 reports the Archduke Chartes orders the army of the Rhine to move toward Bohemia and Moravia in several columns. Troops near the Baiube will be embarked to save costs. The Genoese fear future Venice fate as the Pacha of Widdin proclaims independence from the Porte.
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Archduke Chartes
Rhine
Bohengia
Moravia
Baiube
Trieste
Brigida
Italy
Venice
Pacha of Widdin
Pacha of Scutart
Marquis Lacchefini Leaves Courts Amid Diplomatic Signals
The Marquis Lacchefini departs his courts after a royal gesture of a gold watch. The Neapolitan Ambassador Marquis de Gallo is expected from Udine with preliminaries, exchanged with French negotiators. Feasts and illuminations are anticipated. Two million sterling from London is to be returned.
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Marquis Lacchefini
Prussian King to Spend Summer at Charlottenburg
Berlin May 27 The Prussian Majesty has recovered his health and will move to Charlottenburg Castle tomorrow, where he will spend several summer months.
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Charlottenburg
Speni
Austrian artillery train arrives at Ratjsbon May twenty fifth
Ratibon May twenty five army dispatch reports a train carrying twenty twelve pounder Austrian artillery pieces has arrived with a number of ammunition wagons and support cars.
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Austria
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