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A list of 18th century books offered by T Capxus and W Days in the Strand. Titles include Roscoe’s The Magnificent, Noble’s Memoirs, Baker’s Live’s Roman History, Mitford’s Guzege Continuation, Vincent’s Voyage to Indus, Falconer’s Hayne travel narrative, Calhaway’s Constantinople, Andrews’s History of Britain, Dalrymple’s Annals of Scotland, Lyfons’s Environs of London, Harwood’s Eton College Provosts, Walker’s Historical Analysis, Ancient Metaphysics, Malone on Sir Joshua Reynolds, Dauiby Rembrandt Catalogue, De Treffan’s Mythic Fables, and assorted critical essays and economic treatises.
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T. Capxus
Jon
AY the Magnificent
William Roscoe
Mapier
Giovanni
Giovanni Gaston
Tuscany
Ulud
Mark Noble
L.ad E
Barming
Kent
Bar
Leicester
Live
George Baker
A.M. Gevols
Guzege
Greece
Agesilans
Lacedamon
Achaia
Roman Empire
Neaxacuus
Euphrates
Indus
Arriae
Indian Ocean
William Vincent
Rochester
W. Wales
Royal Mathematical School
Christ’s Hospital
de la Rochette
Hayne
James Calhaway
The
Porte
Troaa
Great ‘Britain
Henry Will
James VI
Scotland
England
Henry
Great Britonn
James Petit Andrews
Annals of ScotLand
Malcolm
House of Stewart
Dawd. Dalrymple
Barr
Lord Hales
Lonvom
Daniel Lyfons
C. Sergto
Etonenses
Eton College
Kings College
Cambridge
Thomas Harwood
C. Caligula
Robert Walker
Shngham
Norfolk
Josuua Reyserves
Royal Academy
Flanders
Hotland
Edmond Malone
Rembrandt
Bol
Livens
van Vliet
Eschings
de Bargy
Gerfaint
Helle
Glumy
Marc
Yver
Daniel Dauiby
Great Britain
Abbe de Treffan
H. North
Exeter
Sindbad
Richard Hole
Count RuMvors
Thomas Gisborne
William Wilberforce
York
David Fame
Catalogue of new and notable medical and literary works
A raced catalog of late 18th to early 19th century publications listed with authors such as Mrs Radcliffe and Charlotte Smith. Includes poetry editions, legal precedents, political theory, medical treatises, and voyages. Entries specify format, pages, plates, and board bindings, with prices and volumes where given.
Restorative Balsam Claims to Rebuild Vigour and Health
An antique advertisement touts Junter’s Restorative Balsam as a cure for obstinate meetings and seminal weaknesses, claiming to restore strength, vigor, and nervous system health. It alleges benefits for debility from intemperance, mercury harm, back pains, and general emaciation, urged by high‑distinction gentlemen as well as others.
Peace near as citizens seek liberty in La Fayette case
WPREign intelligence reports citizen Louis from the Directory secures liberty with conditions to travel to Lower Saxony to consult the American Consul. La Fayette counsels a friendly reception from Washington. News notes ongoing congress location disputes likely in Frankfurt or Ulm and imperial actions across Europe.
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Louis
la Fayette
Acherita
M. Louis
Lower Saxony
Buonaparte
Italy
Stein
Olive branch at Leoben and Austrian mobilization
In LOWER AUSTRIA Aug 19,Vienna reports the province under threat from French forces yet mobilizations appear modest. Vienna sends recruits to Leoben and Bohemia Moravia regiments receive Gallicians. Emperor maintains Mantua peace terms, suggesting decisive events this month. God grant no new horrors of war.
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Vienna
Bohemia
Moravia
Italy
Mantua
Imperial army to occupy camps near Ludwigsburg and Schwezingen
Orders indicate part of the Imperial army will seize a camp on the plains between Ludwigsburg and the Necker near Aldingen and Necker Groeningen, with 17 battalions of infantry 12 squadrons of cavalry and 44 squadrons of cavalry. An Austrian division will occupy a camp near Schwezingen while Imperialists at Mentz move to their camp.
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Necker
Al‘dingen
Necker Groeningen
Schwezingen
Mentz
Cisapine Republic Debut Courier Returns In Ambiguous News
The Directory of the Cisapine Republic sent a courier to Vienna bearing a declaration of independence. On the German frontier the courier was compelled to return with the notice that the Imperial Majesty knew nothing of a Cisapine Republic and had issued no orders regarding any communication or passage of its emissary.
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Vienna
Emperor proposes troop withdrawal near Ratisbon
Our Gazette from Ratisbon reports the Emperor urged the French Directory to withdraw both sides from the environs of the city to about 12 090 men, but the Directory declined. The French army now bars Emigrant Priests from returning through passes held by Republican troops.
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Ratisbon
Directory
Mantua Fortifications Hardened Amid Siege Preparations
Despatches report Mantua receiving ample provisions and ammunition from the province under Geo. Buonaparte. Fortifications are being repaired and dispositions arranged as if a siege looms. From Venice, bloodshed between Cisalpine troops and the National Guard is noted, while a French squadron appears in the Gulf of Venice.
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Geo. Buonaparte
Mantua
Venice
Toulon
Cisalpine Republic Emissaries Engage Tyroleans
Reports state officials of the Cisalpine Republic have sent a courteous letter to the Swiss republic with affections and alliances proposals, while awaiting a definite answer. Several Cisalpine emissaries recently probed Tyrolean sentiment but achieved no result as affairs unfold.
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Cisalpine Republic
War notes and political shifts amid Italian fronts
Dispatches report Buonnpasse ordering MiPtuastbo fortress resupply and 1 690 000 rations to be kept ready. A rumor says the Marquis di Gallo has arrived at Adina signaling calmer times. The Ligurian Republic gains recognition from Tuscany and Parma rulers.
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Buonepasse
Mi Ptuastbo
Marquis di Gallo
Adina
Tuscany
Parma
King of Sweden Visits Berlin Before Baltic Journey
The King of Sweden and his suite arrived in Berlin from Potsdam on the evening of August 22. He visited a porcelain factory, dined with the Hereditary Prince of Prussia, then continued to Stralsund for a two day stay before proceeding to Stockholm, expected around September 1.
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Sweden
British fleet blocks Texel and notes Caribbean events
Reports from London describe Admiral Duncan blockading Texel while French prizes disrupt Atlantic trade. Sierra Leone letters mention prosperity at the coast and a near halt to slave traffic, with Buonaparte praised in circles. Rear-Admiral Harvey reports Leeward Islands improving as investigations begin into recent peace frauds.
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Sierra Leone
Colon Ts
M. Renaude
Cape Mount
Macaulay
Europe
Africa
Trafic
America
Havannah
Harvey
Leeward Islands
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Joseph
Picure
Benjamin Way
Hoare
Pope
J.aikin
M.D
William Somervile
Jaikin
Charlotte Smith
Zeluco
Radcliffe
William Cole
Loras Hovss
Justice Hale
Francis Hargrave
James the Fick
House of Commons
John Hatfell
Charles Mitchell
Forcett
Charles Patton
Royal Navy
Republic of Rome
Robert Patton
M. Neckar
Memigros
Louis XVI
France
Ant
Bertrand’ de Moleville
Prince Royal
Royaley
Elizabeth
St. Dominco
Francis Dexander Stanislaus, Baron de Wimpffen
St. Dominoe
Isand
Hector M‘lean
St. Domingo
Richard Earl Howe
Thomas Trotter
Royal Sfdical
Royal Physical Society
John Bell
Royal
John Jones
Emen
Toby
Ac Wade
T-Street
Old Wend -Street
Tutt
Royal Exchange
Matthews
Bookfeller
Strand
Crutwell
Bath
Swinney
Wpreign Intelligence
Plenna
Colonel Williams
Imperial ‘Marine
Adriatic
Triest
Cracow
Lower Austria
Leoben
Ludwicsburg
Weyzlaer
Milan
Aig
Schafhausen
Cenoas, Aig
Berlin
London
Duncan
Corea
Portugal
Stockholm
Oxstensternia
Ramsay
Christian
Cape of Good Hope
Virginie
Hunt
Sir Edward Nagle
Admiralty
Artois
Cape Teneriffe
Bowen
Thorpe
Terpsichore
James Bowen
Feneriffe
Thunderer
Canada
George Bowen
Poyntz
Portsmouth
James Hackett
Algiers
Ind
Woolwich
Wagton
Gibraltar
Witich
Ramigara
Wells
Hunter
Fleet
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