Jamaica News Summary of Treacherous Voyage and Odd Finds
A chronicle describes a perilous voyage from the Alatquita Shore where seven youths were aboard a vessel beset by gales and lengthy delays. Captain Arendsttt reported distress to the Spantovernment, prompting the Viceroy Don Qari 10 at Cartagena to intervene and relieve passengers. A later note describes a peculiar discovery of a double-bodied creature in a German yard and the visit of American envoys to the Dey of Algiers with bold remarks about American power.
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St. Ardeas
Cape
Alatquita
Yma
van Arendsttt
Carthagena
Fea
Don Qari
Sim Gular Buwariy
Flores
Cdr
Neil
Aine Martinica Gazette
Alguer
Confined Princeties Recover. Royal Family News From Europe
An 18th century lettered digest notes the four Princeties recovering from a dangerous illness and resuming carriage outings, with mention of the Prince of Wales visiting Brighton. It also covers Brabant unrest, a regimental incident at Namur, Barbadoes and Nantucket reports, and naval shipping notes including a French Atlantic venture and tar spring discoveries at Coalbrookdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Brighton
Origes
Enland
Holland
Jeana
Saduscer
Niucgsen
Lucoy of Cleves
Macbeth Performers Through Eras Chronicle
Fragmentary note outlines different actors in Macbeth and their styles. It mentions eight kings in sequence ending with Banquo and comments on Quin Sheridan Barry and others, noting faults, strengths, and how they delivered the tyrant’s lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quin
Macbeth
Garnckeau
Sheridan
Barry
Birti
Woods
Moliep
Faris
Avery
Ator
Wien
Ross
Beef
Pulding
Fieling
Pat
Counterfeiting Schemes Stir Panic in Stock Market
The article describes repeated stock counterfeiting during wartime and political events. A forged government letter and a falsified financial sheet influenced prices, causing brief panics and losses. Similar swindles occurred in Holland with a private press printing fake edicts that mimicked genuine documents to trigger market drops.
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Arite
Fuets
Uate Gazette
Wetter
Holland
House of Hamilton London’s finest new build debuts
Description outlines a grand London house with an entrance hall sixteen feet high and rooms over twenty feet long. The dining parlour measures thirty one by twenty five, another parlour of nine and a half by two, plus a first floor arrangement with higher ceilings and a fourth room. Elegant doors and windows are noted, with two staircases and a back doorway space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Fragmentary note on local property and people
A damaged OCR fragment references a window, bed chamber, and yard areas near Sarrey hills, with mentions of names such as Mich and Hamili. The text seems to list local individuals, chores, or family ties, but lacks clear events or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferg Geo
Sarrey Hills
Saender
Hamili
Dore Wibod
Plague Accidents Reported in Hagilar Neighborhood
Dated May 1787 news from Hagilar notes plague-related accidents in the area with case counts unclear. Military promotions and commissions are listed, including officers in the British army in Ireland and various regiment changes.
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Berks Miltiay
Penyson Portlock Romney
Clement Sactua
Bigg
Honourakie Weillaam Creven
Pensiton Purtlock Pewnes
Bry
Thomas Wold
Walism Craven
Aray
Ireland
Dividing Estates Notices For July Public Appeals
Fragmented OCR lists multiple individuals with property or debt matters including John Palsead from Leadenhalls Street London and William Hoody of Lairn Salons Miovie among others. Dates referenced July 20 and July 29 indicate forthcoming legal actions on estate or certificates.
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John Palsead
Leadenhalls Street
Loman
Mopretler
Atten
Willian Hoody Due
Lairn
Salons
Miovie Yeterivenery
Angel Tae
Valy Tg
John Butler
Leadenhall Treet
London
Hofer
Gailthalls
Chepfire
Lusifunty Haberdather
Garkdwalk
Bondea
William Kirk
Lansbeth
Terrace
St. Mary Lambeth
Suttsyy
John Harsea
Sulverbyrow
Cartle
Sowerby
Cumberland
Woodmerser
Restorative Mercury and Balsam claimed by Hampstead letter
A dated letter from H. C. Hampstead extols a Restorative Balsam of Life and Heartie with Mercury as key cure, recounting claimed cures of weakness and melancholia. It promotes this remedy in pill form and as a liquid, available at Wade's Mercial Warehouse and other London retailers.
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Mercury
Anc
Dence
Leo
Hunter's
Amy
Hampstead
Wade
Fleet-street
Mir
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House of Commons
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Elderslie
Peter Spiers Eig
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James Gorton
Patrick Colquhoun
George Buchanan
Robert Whitworth and Sons
Mr. Palmer
Post Office
Paris
Birmingham
Leon
Ustbesland
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Drory
Richard
Ward
Kietley
Whitheld
Meney
Richmond
Kenic
Lafer
Romeo
Hai
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Dale
Severn
Madeley Wood
Wilm
Brive
Banquo
House of Hamilton
Sporting Nani
Newcastle
Thucrsday
Jive
Coty
Cuatis
Mr. Ball
Law
Burton
Toeran
Hutton
Dundt
Mir. Hall
Hall
Farting
Deudas
Burdon
Ux Ito
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Gt Regiment
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Voloni
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Fort
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Baugh
Wosart
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