Sixth Edition of the Work Broadly Circulated
The extract notes that the Sixth Edition has broad circulation in London and abroad since 1791. It has been reprinted in Ireland, America, and translated into several European languages. Parliament and public prints reference related anecdotes and speeches, with nobles cited. Readers seeking thorough information on national matters will find full particulars faithfully related.
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London
Ireland
America
Athent
Anecdotes of the Life of the late Earl of Chatham
A multi edition life of the Earl of Chatham with speeches 1736 to 1778, compiled from papers and notes. Critical Reviewers praise its public affairs anecdotes, impartiality, and usefulness to Parliament. The work includes public documents and private papers, with positive notes from Monthly Review and Annual Register.
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Puvam- Pitt
Earl OF Chatham
Sc. &c
Curious documents spark interest in a new magazine issue
A Gentleman's Magazine anecdotal piece highlights public affairs from past decades, noting the work's unique insights into over half a century of history. The author praises the volume's novelty and the rare light it sheds on historical events.
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William Teme
Cardiac Tincture touted for relief of stomach and nerves
A dated advertisement promotes the Cardiac Tincture and Nervous Tincture from King’s Patent, claiming relief from bilious and nervous disorders, indigestion, acidity, debility, and related complaints. Testimonial letters praise recovery after Bengal climate illness and long digestive troubles, with details on pricing and multiple London retailers.
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Casel
Rymer
Materia Medica
King's Bench
W.c. N
Alivation Exploded and Cure Claims Revealed
This day was published price two shillings a new edition alivation exploded or a practical essay on the venereal disease folly demonstrating the inefficacy of salt alivations and mending an approved method with remarkable cases cured by that safe easy and certain method includes a digestion of greeds and weak nai rine beta ree aia tigpthra observations on life and life.
Rebel Pacha Threatens Constantinople Advance
Facies Bell reports Pacha Bafmaniogly pressing a march toward Constantinople as Belgrade residents fear war. He claims to have sent 6000 men toward Nizza, while a growing rebel movement and Turkish heralds denounce the Grand Seignuer. The conflict involves Austrian Turkish diplomacy, with Belgrade fortifications and a cautious Turkish Pacha promoting cross border trade.
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Pacha Bafmaniogly
Constantinople
Nizza
Belgrade
Mahomet
Pacha
Belgarde
Gratze describes Buonaparte's lavish entourage and guards
Sert Gratze notes three anti-chambers to reach Bonaparte and describes his numerous domestics officers aides and camp followers. He reports 1800 desertions from Cisalpine troops and claims the Imperial army of Italy totals 182000 effective men, freshly clothed and high in spirits.
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Buonaparte
Italy
Military movements from Ludwigsburg to cantonments
In Stuttgart on September 24 reports say Ludwigsburg camp is raised and troops are marching into cantonments. The camp at Villingen under the Prince of Furstenberg is also said to be abandoned today.
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Ludwigsbourg
Villingen
Prince of
Stripping of Churches for French Military Tax Purge
In Penice on September 21 the town notes that churches have nearly been stripped of all but essential items. The seized treasure is intended to cover the military contributions imposed by the French.
Swiss calm returns after Abbey of St Gill affair settled
Letters from Switzerland report gradual restoration of tranquility. The Abbey of St Gill dispute is resolved as the Prince Bishop lowers demands following cantons' support for the people. The Swiss show indifference toward Valentine matters, not viewing the country as part of the Helvetic league.
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Switzerland
Abbey of
St. Gill
Valentine
Archduke Charles inspects troops at Ludwbourg camp
His Royal Highness Archduke Charles arrives at Ludwybourg camp and reviews forces. He will today inspect troops near Schwtzingen and oversee grand evolutions planned to begin the 25th and continue for several days, showcasing masterly maneuvers.
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Archduke Charles
Ludwybourg
Schwtzingen
RUFFIAN EMPEROR'S NEW TITLES EXPANDED IN DIET REPORT
Ratibon Sept 19 M De Struve Minister of Ruffia informs Diet of Poland division plan and declares the Emperor’s numerous sacred titles now include Duke of Lithuania Volhynia Podolia Estopia Livonia Cousland Semigal and Samogitia along with his imperial rank.
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M. de Struve
Ats
Poland
Oath on Priests and Administrators Echoes Republic and Constitution
Fragmentary text describes an oath imposed on priests and administrators, pledging fidelity to the republic and constitution. References to a board and parishes hint at enforcement actions and requisitions, with mentions of youths and currents detections. The garbled OCR yields limited, uncertain details but signals political oath and state control.
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She‘ Diyear
Parhs Thalithe Young
Leely Hiaasen
French Revolution Chronicle Supplies Bondage and Intrigue
A detailed letter from Rochefort describes embarkation scenes and prisoner reactions including deputies, Condemned figures, and expressions against tyranny. Reports on Montalembert’s troops desertion, Vendée chiefs arrested, and renewed departmental administrations as Directory tightens grip.
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Auzen Lebrun
Rochefort
Ong
Mariatée
Duverne de Pyea
Sfaughed
Pichegru
Paul Epure
Willot
Bourden
Department of Life
Barthelemy
Waillot
Duffonville
Revere
Paris
Lafond Ladebat
Barbe Marbois
Directory
St. Domhingo
Hi Express
Montalembert
Orchaye
St. Marc
Cape
Frorti
Vendee
Sapineau
Dupruce
Rezent
Lafobie
Vendeans
Europe
France
French Frigate Reported Off Tees Coast
A morning letter to the Provost reports a large French frigate of about 96 guns sighted off Tees in company with four to five merchant ships. An armed ship named Sally, captained by Wolfe, was firing on Sunderland yesterday morning. The warning suggests Bergen may be her rendezvous for prizes and urges vigilance against any Royal Navy ships in the Firth.
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Shields
Mite Tees
Wolfe
Sunderland
Leaft
Berny
Bergen
Majaly
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