Corn Trade Relaxed Duties Regulated Prices Declared
Government proclamation via Privy Council sets low duties for foreign corn and beans barley and oats with import cessation rules six days hence, while a weekly general average price is published in the London Gazette. The move aims to relieve capital drain, boost domestic agriculture, and stabilize commerce amid long standing prejudices at consuming ports.
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Hsien He Privy Council
Ender
London Gazette
Privy Council
Coatwile
Soriga
Englind
Tien
Fragmented Text Scramble Reveals Thematic Confusion
The passage presents a disjointed series of phrases and garbled terms. It mentions a strong evidence of the rel iety of fasses and a retired convert to expute time, with scattered references to a brother depredator and poetical elements.
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Fey
Fasses
General Contents and Public Notices of a 18th Century Volume
A listing of varied articles from a George the Third era publication including financial, legal, tax, and public notices. It mentions a detailed table of contents for a diverse compendium with topics on game laws, duties, travel, weights, and carriage fares, printed for G. Kearsley Fleet Street and sold by booksellers nationwide.
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Getine
Mats
Leeda
Walt
Baie
Ament Bank
Afetal Ennion
Pondane
Pentons
George
House of Peers
Clark and Cilers
G. Kearsley
Fleet-street
Lown
Kearshey
Priemold Hertfordshire Estate Sale by Auction
The executor of Gaono directs a sale of Priemold Hertford property by Mr Edwards with a fleet of household goods. The catalogues reveal a full domestic setup including brewery items and fruit trees. The sale occurs on a Saturday after six days for catalogues at inns in Barnet Hatfield and London with Mr Edwards handling particulars.
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Mitre
Barnet
Bell
Hertford
Lord Latifoury
Hatfield
Rule and Crown
Watford
Cornhill
Edwards
Camomile-street
NEW NOVELS Published This Season by Lane Leadenhall Street
A catalog of new novels for the season listing multiple titles in two to four volumes with authors, foreign translations, and price annotations. Items include OEM TRONTA and Memoirs of Mr Blenfield among many others with notes on edition format and payment terms.
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LANE
Leadenhall Street
Ramo
Charles Altman
Fawed
Duke of Exeter
Mr. Blenfield
Valentine
Victorina
Errant
Laura
Farr Cambriatis
Delia
Charles Mandeville
Samo
Velina de Gadova
Rama
Flien Woodley
Monmouthy
Szmo
Adelne
the Orphan
Batley
Charles Townls
Bianfry
Eloisa de Clairville
Radawil
Charles Henley
Weymouths
Primo
Arzu
Reno
Price
Edtaund
Proprieter Announces Literary Museum and Manuscript Offer
The Proprieter W Lane announces a Literary Museum and Novel Repository open for manuscripts with a potential payment from twenty to five hundred pounds. He seeks patrons and explains printing care and reading library guidance, inviting addresses to Leadenhall Street for immediate book supply.
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W. Lane
Manuf
Leadenhall Street
Elector Dignity Sought by Landgrave in Memoire
Morning mail from France reports the Landgrave of Hoede Caffel presenting a Memoire to the Electoral College seeking election as Elector. Lieges demand redress of grievances and relief from their late Price Bishop, with force considered for admission. Baron Kreytmayr, Bavaria's Chancellor, dies aged 74. Liege reply includes an oath by captains and officers.
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Frantfort
Hoede Caffel
Rea.ching
Offic. Citi
Fragmentary 1789 Note on Fidelity and Tribunals
Partial transcribed fragment cites oath fidelity to country and laws, mentions tribunals and pardons, then notes soldiers to be buried under country’s care. Dated Catlin October 18, with a postscript about The New Providence and Wood safe arrival.
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Mecca
Catlin
Otober
New Providence
Ministers receive varied dispatches from Downing Street
Yesterday McNesve and a deputation of West India merchants met the minister at Downing Street for a long conference. An order will recall independent recruiting parties as a measure discussed at St James's. Mr. Pitt entered Guildhall amid applause before returning to the Drawing Room. The Bishop and Dr Hogd Smith are both reported in ill health with grim prospects.
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Nesve
West India
Downing Street
Hin
Duke of Leeds
Morley
Paris
Ewart
Berlin
Downing-street
Bach
Britain
Sweden
Russia
Denmark
Spain
Stadien
Coen
Revietky
Germany
Privy Council
Ford Caief
Pitt
Guildhall
Guidhell
Hogl Smith
Stratford
Flo
Boswell Sings Ballad on Lord Mayor Day
After Mr Pitt left the Guildhall on Lord Mayor’s Day Mr Boswell sang a hastily composed ballad to great acclaim. The piece drew universal approbation and was encored several times. The author’s health was toasted twice with three cheers.
The Grocer of London and a Mock Verse Ballad
Fragmentary verses mock a London grocer and tradesman tales. Refrains mention Joan Burt and John Buin as estates guarded while ships and Spain loom in a sea battle context. The piece blends satire with royal and commercial imagery.
Princess Augusta 8:2 Birthday at Windsor Celebration
The article notes Princess Augusta’s birthday celebration at Windsor with royal attendance at Frogmore House. The morning reception featured ornate rooms, artful ornaments, and a display of flowers. Princess Elizabeth honored her sister with gifts and delicacies followed by meals and music, ending with a late supper at the Queen's Lodge.
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Moedey
Augusta
Windsor
Hovse & Frogmore Wes
Artifeic
Elizabeth
Princesses Royal
Eisebth
May
Sophia
Amelia
Kat
Chetterfiell
Courniox
lLords Walingham
Beloam
George
Coward
Goldsworthy
Gwyn
Courtess Howe
Chesterfieid
Coustown
Sidney
Walsingham
Bolton
Puogksor
Howad
B. Klowe
E. Waldegravs
Queen's Lodge
Ig Vilisors
Unusual civic pageant honors new lord Mayo
A quirky piece notes a Tuesday procession for the new lord Mayo with crowds along Tom Feet Street to St Paul’s and a china shop at Ludgate Hill attracting interest. Also records marriages and deaths, including Miss Barbara Mile and Mrs Godre, aged 74, with brief obituaries and local notices.
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Tuesay
Lord Mayo
St. Paul's
Ad ‘Jones
Ludgate Hill
St. Mary
Rene Fingios
Septimus Hodson
Loftus Hadon
Barbara Mi'le
Kwomrar Row
Godre
Aoeldsy
Campstead
Coondarp
New Trial Sought After Jury Verdict In Libel Case
Mingay moves for a new trial arguing the verdict went against principles and that publication cited in the declarator was libel. Mr Topham and Mr Me pay contend author and publisher may be contradicted on retrial, Erskine offers brief remarks.
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Me. Topham
Miu. Mingay
Minpay
Alibel
Tophaza
Forgeries and counterfeit lottery fears spark court ruling
In a late sessions decision at Od Bailey the court found a person using a fictitious name on a bill guilty of forgery. The text warns against fictitious lottery names and says only properly stamped shares deposited with the Stam Office guarantee valid prizes.
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Nu. L
Voip
Paicus of Stocks and Financial Odds at Tavelne
Fragmented stock prices and financial terms listed with multiple numbers and percent figures. Mentions Bank Lock, Consol, South Sea Stock, Annuities, Lottery Tickets, Tontine and end terms with varied denominations and rates. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Az Pr
Dito
Centro
Irifta
Ditto
Tontine
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London
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Joux Buin
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