France Enters Dark Gulph of Revolution’s Tolling Echoes
Fragmented historical reflections recount the rise and fall of early French revolutionary leaders, including Mirabeau, Bailly, and Robespierre, and the fate of deputies and generals. The piece contrasts Liberty’s vision with chaos, noting arrests and transportations, the collapse of monarchic ties, and lingering fears of tyranny. It cites figures like Lafayette, Pichegru, and others, and laments the era’s bloodshed and shifting religious loyalties amid political upheaval.
Privateers Charm Battle Tales From Atlantic Waters
An excerpted naval intelligence summary describes privateers from Bayonne, Nantes, and Boulogne capturing or sending English and Portuguese vessels to ports such as St Andre Bayonne and Minden. Ships named L Hyaenna Le Sauvage L Intrepide Le Chaffeur Barque and others seize cargoes including salt fish oil wine and sugar, with several prizes brought to Bourdeaux Socoa and La Flotte.
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Pivent
Phe Jobe
Blair
Clyde
Miartinico
Cayenne
L’hazard
Bayonne
Bailly
St. Andre
Phoebe
London
Larreguy
Socoa
Guernsey
Lisbon
Cadlfic
Minden
England
le Dolirier-de
la Mer
Cherbourg
Nancy
Pooly
Torbay
Comte
le ‘Sauvage
Petet
Boulogne
Calais
Williams
Campbell
C. Ae
L’intrepide
Natuz
Liverpool
Philadelphia
le Chaffeur Barque
Daribeau
Quebec
le Coureur
Rochelle
Lean
le Beuto
le Cheri
la Confiance
Nantz
Betsey
Yarmouth
L?adone
Loire
le Sauvage
Geneva
Larventures
Bourdeaux
Santa “Pherefa
Dunkirk
Laa-Confiance
la Flotte
Lively
Antigua
Lee Dragon
Paim‘pol
la Ryate
Citizer Calabarati
de Vailfeau
Washington
Daden
Cork
New York
Ireland
L’hyenna
Socca
Brazil
L’oifean
Joséph
Hudson’s Bay
Poole
Dalling
News York
Hardburgh
le Véngent
North Sea
Ates
Jane
Rank
L'Hyenna
Papit
Divistod
Tate Bour
Venus
New- York
Whder
Ao Enpith
Roads Near London Beset by Footpads in Seldom-Patrolled Route
A fragment states roads near London are infested with footpads due to police negligence. It warns that travelers from Temple Bar to Charing Cross between eight and nine may face danger, urging caution for peaceful pedestrians.
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London
Gerous
Temple-bar
Cuiaring-cross
Murder trial recounts witness testimony in Sharon case
The trial centers on Bernard NAcaherty charged with aiding and abetting the murder of Rev Dr. Van Hamilton at Sharon. Witness Willer-Shiels testifies as Hamilton’s servant and describes events from March 2 including the prisoner’s actions, found after Hamilton’s death Mrs Squires confesses involvement, Miss Margaret Mafia details more, and Mr Baron George instructs the jury on presumption.
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Bernard
Nacaherty
van Hamilton
Sharon
Stewart
Walter
Hamilton
Swoyéats
Dri Walter
Erie review of troops disrupted by water spout near Newmarket Hill
A British force commanded by General Sir C. Gray at Newmarket Hill faced an unexpected halt when a water spout broke over the scene during a sham battle. The event routed the troops within minutes, with the Prince on horseback witnessing the disruption and spectators startled by the inverted church steeple likeness formed by the waterspout. Friday the Seffiors for the Eastern Division will begin at the Court Hall in town. At Hisham Market wheat prices appeared lower amid a large stock of old and new grain.
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Erie
Thiy Place
Brightom
Sir C. Gray
Newmarket-Hill
Oi Harseback
Hisham
Gloucester Canal Culvert Work Sparks Major Flood Shift
Heavy Sunday night rain caused the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal to breach through an opening in the bank while laying a new culvert. Water filled the canal area to near the planned level but the discharge into the Severa drained most of the water with little trouble, allowing the town to assess the handsome project.
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Gloucester
Berkeley Canal
Thie Place
Myriad petty injuries and oddities in a local week
Reports of taxed carts and liability for duty under old statutes. A York Moors hunting party killed a hawk bearing a brass plate marked Thorgville Royal. A tanner gulped three pounds of beef, bread, and beer in 28 minutes for a wager. A soldier was expelled from the Breadalbane Fencibles after a court martial for firing into a house while on sentry. A woman near Blackfriars Bridge suffered a broken thigh when a loaded cart wheel passed over her. An inquest in Staples Inn prison found justifiable homicide in a shooting by a sentinel. A child narrowly escaped being crushed when a cart wheel struck a street post. the rescuer was injured.
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Yorkshire
Thorgville Royal
Southover
Breadalbane Fencibles
Edinburgh
Leith
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Surry Side
Latt
Stapleston Prison
Bristol
Joyner
Louis leBritoh
Sabuday
Fintburysquare
Spitspury Patent Anriscoa Offer Promises Aid
Anecdotal notices praise a remedy named Spitspury's Patent Anriscoa for relief of various ailments including scurvy gout and fever. Advertisements claim many satisfied customers and widespread sales in town and country with bottles sold widely and drops taken with advantages noted in testimonial language.
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Pew
Connie She
Wabi
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Marceau
Harpe
Stengal
Hockey
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Rcet
Pethious
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Danton
Rubespierre
Marat
la Fayette
Olmutz
Pomourier
Fieide
Altona
Billaud Varennes
Collot d’Herbois
Gueyenne
Pichegre
Barthelemy
Domay Villot
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Draxims
Ganot
Poffets
Robespherc
Directory
France
Alges
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Coshda
Hiasever
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Ghristien
Texel
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Bath
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