Proposal for New Edition of Soparhecaties with Improvements
An advertisement for the Second Volume of a work edited by THOMAS MARTIN ED FRS Regius Professor, detailing publication by multiple booksellers, pricing per Ten Numbers at sixpence, and weekly or part editions. It notes the Press schedule, completion target, and invitations to subscribers for a full account of various improvements in the new edition.
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Cand Mewir
Thomas
Martin
F.R.S
Regius
Hoteny
Vojvetuppi Dam
C. Rivington
B. Lag
J Jéna Farw
G. G
J. Robinsdo
T. Cadell
Hardwin
S.hayes
R. Faulder
T. Payne
W Lowndes
J White
J. Walker
Tr. Wilkie
J. Scatcherd
T. Kay
Verner and Hood
T.N. Longman
T. Cadells
Jon
Davies
Mutiny, Royal Progress, and City Assembly Report
Yesterday marked the anniversary of the restoration of Charles II with bells and noon guns. News from the mutiny trials includes pardon offers at sea, measures to sink hostile ships, and rigid discipline at Sheerness, Spithead, and Long Reach. The Prince and Princess of Württemberg traveled to Harwich. royal visits to Carlton House featured a festive procession and theatre setup. The London Livery formed a strong association to curb disorder, naming leading city figures and announcing sheriff nominations. Additional items cover Buonaparte’s plans, Austrian cession talks, a Dublin camp, and a Portsmouth mutineers trial.
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Charles
Halifax
New York
Falmouth
Countess of Leicester
Dodd
Evans
Admiralty Office
Earl’ Spencer
Sheerness
Sips
Long Reach
Nore
Tilbury
Gravesend
Landguard
Essex
Kent
Rhesché
Shepey
Spithéad
Hugh Seymour
Spithead
Tate
Arrison
Princess of
French Army Moves Toward Neustadtel Amid Peace Talks
Despatches from Laybath and Trieste recount the Adjutant General of Brigade Thiant traveling to Neustadtel to discuss opening lines with Field Marshal Lieutenant Stofdannovich. French columns retreat from Laybach, with expectations of full Austrian evacuation by mid April. Buonaparte reaches Trieste on April 29, greeting magistrates and consuls. Three Spanish and nine French ships lie in Trieste harbor May 1. Ratification of Peace preliminaries arrives. Hammond voices dissatisfaction with Austria’s rapid, unforeseen accord, while hopes rise that the Emperor may mediate a broader peace between England and France.
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Thiant
Neustadtel
Stofdannovich
Laybach
Triest
Buonaparte
Brigido
Hammond
Austria
House of Austria
England
France
Unclear OCR snippet on society group and commission date
Fragmentary text shows references to a principal clerk and a society or group, mentioning custody or examination and a commission. The legible items include a potential date in June and a note about a fee, but content is largely unreadable and not coherent.
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Cad Ba Ice
Carey Ant
Societry
United Sia
Fo. O. Ate
Oriton
Ohare
Venetian insurgents war ends as French seize Terra Firma
Italy May 4 reports the insurgent conflict in Venetian territory concluded with French control of the Terra Firma of Venice. No bloodshed or massacre occurred during the transfer of power.
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Terra Firma
Venice
Congress to Open Peace Talks Between France and Empire
May 13 report says a Congress will be opened to seek peace between France and the German Empire with Franckfort named as the appointed venue. Several extensive merchants have recently failed in the area.
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France
Empire
Franckfort
German Empire
Batavian Republic reorganized into fifteen Departments
The Convention decrees splitting the Batavian Republic into fifteen departments numbered for distinct extents and populations. It also separates church from state financing, forbidding church servants from state pay. An expedition against England may be planned, with two Batavian Deputies to Paris cited as a possible objective.
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England
France
Spain
Our Republic
Paris
Francefort Port Opens Direct Route to Strasbourg
Francefort reports that on this day the port will run directly to Strasbourg via Keh for the first time. The port is now also open to Deux Ponts by Mentz and Kreuznach and to Cologne by way of Coblentz.
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Strasburgh
Keh
Deuxponts
Mentz
Kreuznach
Cologne
Coblentz
Paris Directory Plans Full Military Build Up Against England
Paris on May 24 reports continued troop gathering and coastal armament as fleets are equipped. The language of the Redadour suggests the Directory intends to mobilize the entire Republic forces against England.
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Redadour
England
Admiral Matkin sails with flotilla toward Calais and Boulogne
Dunkirk reports Admiral Matkin has sailed with his flotilla for Calais and Boulogne. The purpose of the cruise remains unknown at this time, with observers awaiting further official word and possible actions in the Channel theater.
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Matkin
Calais
Boulogne, &c
Embezzlement Case at Court Martial and Armed Raid in Down
A General Court-martial met to hear Colonel Moore of the Artillery charged with embezzling king’s stores. Prosecution closed, defense submitted in writing as the Court’s opinion is sent to the Lord Lieutenant. Last night about two hundred masked men raided John Kennedy’s Cultra home, seizing firearms with no other violence. On Saturday several locals from Donoughmory near Newsy were detained by Colonel Barber for taking and administering unlawful oaths.
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Wirtemberg
Hon
Princess ‘of Wales
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Prince William
Sophia
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Duchess of York
Royal
York House
Carleton House
Astley
Moore
John Kennedy
Cultra
Down
Robert Jackson
John Riddle
Joseph M’cinnes
Samuel M’cinnes
Thomas M’cowan
Donoughmory
Newsy
Barber
PORTSMOUTH PORT NEDS PACES NATIONWIDE
May 26. After sailors left the White House prison, the town shut shops and houses. Rumors of a mutiny and liberation faded as night fell. Soldiers and crowds roamed streets until a drunken sailor was ushered to the guard house.
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White House
Drunken Sailors Rampage Across Plymouth Town
May 27 PLY MOUH A noon alarm spread as drunken sailors from the war den in Hamoaze raged through Dock Yard and Plymouth, smashing interiors of two houses and looting public properties. Militias and volunteers acted to pursue and restrain the depredators, restoring order.
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Hamoaze
Plymouth
Bannisters
Gistrate
Regiment of Foot
Milizia
PLY MOUTH DOCK SEAMEN REPORT MULTIPLE OFFENCES
The Seamen who had been aboard various ships are described as breaking houses of ill fame and committing other offences this morning. Officers are ashore and on board to enforce actions, with privateer attempts noted. Cerberus frigate arrived from Cork as Spitfire sloop of war retook ships.
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Cork
Mutiny at the Nore Threatens Royal Navy Vessels
May 238 report warns of escalating mutiny at the Nore with seamen hostile to the Crown. Delegates urged crews of ships in Long Reach to move toward the Nore, Gravesend authorities detained delegates, and Lancaster 64 guns muskets may join. Tilbury Fort prepared to fire on advancing ships as Gravesend fortifications and cavalry mobilize. a furnace readied to heat shot.
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Nore
Tilbury
Gravesend
Dargrey
North Sea fleet sails from Surtoadd to sea joyfully
YARMOUTH May 28 The North Sea fleet under Admiral Duncan went to sea yesterday after a day in Surtoadd to the great joy of the inhabitants.
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North Sea
Duncan
Surtoadd
Stocks and Annuities Reported in Trading Day
A brief ledger style note lists Pascus of Stocks this Day ar Dausbeg O Clack. with percentages for per cent annuities at 75 4 per cent, Confols at 3 per cent, and Confols 48 wath 3 per cent. Reduced 47 1-4th Bank Long Ann. 13 3-41hs and Ditre Stiort Ann. 6 r-x6th.
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Pascus
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