Continental News From Paris to Edinburgh in July
Letter from Paris dated July 1 notes Britain readying more warships and officers to Brest and Rochefort. Dispatches recount Genoa hostages, Corsican chiefs cornered, and island subjugation hopes. Storms at Hamilton flood towns, while Bristol publicizes volunteer sailors for the Spy and Mackrell boats pressed for impressment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Brest
Rochefort
Earl of Waldegrave
Esbafsador
Great Britain
Madrid
London
Genoa
Se. Fiorenzo
Balogna
Calvi
Monte Maggiore
Republick of
Corsica
Roslin
Bristol
Mackrell
Milford
Death of Patrick Aylmer Ef Surveyor General of the Excise
From Dublin come word that Patrick Aylmer Ef, Surveyor General of the Excise, died suddenly in his bed. Waterford letters report Aland Mason Ef, son of the late John Mason Ef and grandson of Sir John Mason, wed Betty Villars, the Earl of Grandison’s only daughter, at Dromany in Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Fune
Bath
Patrick Aylmer
the Excise
Waterford
Aland Mason
Efy
John Mason
Deceas
Dromany
Earl of Grandison
Betty Villars
Route for the Replacements Lands in Clyde and Air
Edinburgh reports Brigadier General Guift ordered off the Route for replacements from Guise Howard and Duccury. Two regiments to land in the Clyde, one at Air, signaling seven Irish regiments bound for South Britain. Twenty men of the Three large Independent Highland Companies and twelve of the Three Jefsex recently recruited after a last year saving fund. Recruits reviewed in Leith-Links last Thursday.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Guift
Guise
Howard
Duccury
Clyde
Ireland
Britain
Leith-Links
London Judges appoint Circuits and regional notices
London reports detail the Exchequer Chamber selecting summer circuits across Norfolk Northern Midland Western with judges like Denton Fortescue and Willes. It notes political races in Carnarvon and Surrey, the death of builder Thomas Richmond, and racing results at Cobham and Farringdon with mentions of Langcake and ALis Patch. Admiralty actions include ships bought, press gangs operating, and rounds of impressments in Moorfields and Covent Garden with safety concerns after a scaffold collapse.
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Aoviedy Weilerif
Justice Lee
Comyns
Midland
Willes
Probyn
Western Circuit
Page
W. Fortescue
Badwell
Ely
Carnarvonshire
Thomas Wynne
Griffith
Glynn
Richmond
Surrey
Thomas Richmond
Dean-street
Soho
Camberwell
Mars
Langcake
Lonadon Bridge
Cookesey
St. Antholin’s
Worcester
Wimbleton
Surry
John Harrington
Mr. Barrot
Allen
Farringdon
Berks
Mr Gooderough
Mr. Barret
Kne
Cobham
Mr. Jones
AL/s Patch
Rotherham
Alifs Patch
Mr. Bingham
Kentith Town
Board of Admiralty
Argyll
Josepn Lircen
Tyger
Greenwich
Wyndham
Griffin
Smith
His Majesty’s Navy
Holloway Mount
Moorfields
Covent Garden
Towers
Gaul
Royalty
Bagnio
Szamen
Fluitter
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France
Paris
Firth
Hamilton
Exchequer Chamber
Westminster Hall
Roa Eo
Norfolk
Quiet Denton
Baron- Carter
Ozxeford
Just. Fortescue
Aland
Baron-Thomson
Northern
Justice Chapple
Baron Parker
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