Arrival of Terpsichore and troop landings planned
Ireland reports the arrival of Her Majesty’s Ship Terpsichore, Captain Keeter, convoy to transports from Portsmouth. Five large transports carry a flat bottom boat each for fifty boats total, with an expected landing of 4000 troops. Embarkation date not fixed. Dublin notes a dismembered body found near Ross, believed to be a traveller, with missing persons cases ongoing. An accident at Ormond Bridge causes the destruction of a warehouse and possible fatalities as the gallery and Mrs Archer’s house crash into the river.
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Adventure Strikes Rock Near Stromness
From Orkneys report the port vessel Adventure of Port Glasgow coming from Petersburgh struck a rock off the South Entry Point near Helmfound. She sprang a leak and by the time she reached Stromness had seven feet of water in the hold. Cargo including hemp flax and iron suffered damage.
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Sermon discipline and royal notices in early British era
Royal urged clergy to preach with the true gospel spirit without flattery. Notes claim eight hundred thousand pounds annual saving from duties, and Addresses on St Andrew's Day wear royal insignia. Parliament discusses militia, hospital benefactions, and road widening. Reports on naval movements, privateers, and maritime commerce. Local appointments, gifts to Christ's Hospital, and a York marriage are listed amid world events.
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