Theatrical Treatise A Trip to the Nore Delight
A lively performace after the tragedy of George Barnwell featured a new musical tableau titled A Trip to the Nore. Greenwich scenes, royal yachts, and British sea victories were shown with humor and patriotic sentiment. Cast and staging earned warm applause, with humorous interludes and a notable song set by Mel Lindley and sung by Mrs. Bland.
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Grorge Barnwell
Nore
Franklin
Che
Greenwich
Kervis
Faber Ince
Duncan
Ian
Dignum
Sedgwick
Certel
Mel Lindley
Mrs. Bland
Ana
Donald
Mary
Marys
Aden
S.fawe
Margy Mary
East India Company Tender Notice for Supplies
East India Company announces a meeting of the Sixth Committee on Wednesday the 24th instant to receive written sealed proposals for anchorage and "scrap nals" canvas iron gans pitch tar Swedish iron shot and shells and other items. Tenders must state prices and any abatements. Proposals to be delivered by five oclock noon on the specified day to Mr. Cobgan clerk.
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Exon Ae
Westnesday
Anchorez
Srapnals
Eubo
CobGan
Glerk
Aia
Comenifiee
Efere
Cooke's Elegant Pocket Library II Offers Superior Editions
An 19th century catalog-style notice promotes Cooke's Cheap and Elegant Pocket Library II. It touts vellum paper in Odth decimo sizing, portable and ornamental volumes with portraits, subject prints, vignettes, and frontispieces. It highlights proofs, superb embellishments, and editions aimed at polite society, with a sixpence per number price and options to bind or sew.
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T. Kirk
E. Burnty
R. Corbould
Heath
Banstead dwelling for lease and Irish State Lottery notice
A small house in Banstead offered to let for about seventeen years, with option for furniture. Also notices the Irish State Lottery begins drawing on February 1798 with top prizes of thirty thousand and twenty thousand pounds. Tickets and shares sold at Hornsby Co and other offices in London. payments by Money Orders, with stamps on shares.
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Bansyrad
Banstead
Francis
Borrowes
Buliter-square
London
Hornsby and.Co
Mesfrs Hornsby & Co
Sreex
Cornhiel
Royal Exchange
Meitts Trewman
odSon’s
Exetex
Thomas. Billinge
India
Lords and Commons Confer in Painted Chamber Meeting
Their Lordships assembled to meet the House of Commons in a conference in the Painted Chamber. They requested their contalangaget to the Address voted yesterday to his Majesty. The House adjourned afterward.
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House of Commons
Petition to rebuild All Saints Church at Southampton
The Petition for rebuilding All Saints Church at Southampton was reported and a Bill ordered. An Account of Navy Victualling and Transport Bills was presented. A new Writ was ordered for Marlborough. A conference with the Lords was agreed to on the Address to his Majesty. A meeting in the Painted Chamber appointed. Sir Charles Morgan reported the conference. The House moved to take the Address into consideration tomorrow. Adjourned.
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All Saints Church
Southampton
Marlborough
James Buck
House of Lords
Commons
House of Peers
Sir Charles Morgan
Charles Long
William Baker
Thomas Wallace
W. P. Wyodham
G. Rose
R. Burdon
Charles Abbot
William Lygon
G. A. Wynne
H. Churchill
G. L. Gower
Glanville
H. Joddrill
J.H. Addington
Treaty News From Paris and Rastadt Changes War Aims
Paris Journals report ratification of a peace treaty between France and Austria by the Council of Elders Buonaparte to travel as First Commissioner to Rastadt for a Congress to sanction German Empire arrangements Mentz and other left bank Rhine places likely ceded to France Discrepancies arise over ratification by Portugal envoy meets Lord Grenville Admiral St Vincent to move to the Tagus for wintering News from London confirms ongoing diplomacy and shifting postwar alignments
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Paris
Inft
France
Austria
Council of Elders
Buonaparte
England
Rastadt
Mentz
Rhine
Lifyes
Lord Mayor's Day Procession and City Pageantry
The Lord Mayor and Aldermen led a noon procession from Guildhall with livery companies marching and boats landing at Welt schaftershalk. The day featured arches, emblems, and a lavish hall reception attended by ambassadors, judges, and Lord Chancellor. Evening Whig Club met. Nelson’s stump wound reopens. naval news includes the Doris frigate capture and Vengeur action. Also reports prison breaks, a chariot runaway in Brighton, and a murder by poison in Northampton. a ship-chandlery burglary at Shadwell with a dog aiding the thief.
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Watson
Clarke
Boydell
le Meffittier
Skinner
Néwihan
William Staines
Joho
Ramer
Recbider
Sheriffy
Artwo
Haberdathers
Brooke Watson
Guildhall
Howe
Jervis
Duncan
Duke of Portland
Earl Westmorland
Dancan
Admiral Onslow
H. Trollope
Pit
Bedith
Dunage
Ludgate-hill
Richard Oarlow
Death of Vice Admiral Reyntjes in London
Vice Admiral Reyntjes died at the armament in Covent Garden at the age of sixty seven after long illness. He had received a wound in the late engagement but health was not thought seriously affected. He died of an apoplectic complaint worsened in the last fortnight. Admiral Munier had assisted in the active department during his illness. The body to be opened this day. Attended by Dr Blane and surgeons Homey, Rarle, O'Donnell, and Mr Smyth apothecary.
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Whig Club
Lord Holland
Henry Fitzgerald
Messrs. Scott, Crespigny
Jun. Bennett
J. F. Erskine
Col. Erskine
Byng
Nelson
Duke of York
de Winter
65Th
Lord Ranelagh
Quebec
England
Nantz
India Company
Fortune
Portsmouth
Lymington
Covent Aren
Texel
Sach
Admiral Munier
Blane
Sargeans Homey
Rarle
O'Donnell
Smyth
Howse
Cure for scurvy via Doors patent, 1797 letter
A patient named John Cole reports cure from inveterate scurvy after using SPILSBURY Doors, noting relief after several bottles and restored health. Patron George Cussoma and others confirm, with prices and sale points. many notices include marriages and obituaries.
High Water London Dredge Tale From Morning
A fragment from a London page notes high water and a dredge operation near a river. It mentions mines at five sites and references a Tuesday morning event with unclear timing and details.
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London
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Advent
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Viceiadmiral -Reyntjes
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Queen-Ann Street
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Wardour Street
Soho
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Great Britain
N.B
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Edmond Priedeaux
Middle Temple
Miss St. Aubyn
Sir John St. Aubyne, Bart
Clowance
Cornwall
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Canterbury
George Tempest
Joseph d ‘Moyter
Sc. Mary Cray
Kent
George-ftrent
Edinburgh
James Riddell
Barrant
Burgoyne
Monkaga
Burgoyi
Markhall
Bilary
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