Cardiac Tincture praised by a Bengal officer in 1796
A testimonial from Donald Campbell of Fort St George Bihar recounts relief from chronic liver and digestive ailments after using Cardiac Tincture. He notes initial mild reactions, then renewed appetite, strength, and skin tone. The letter urges publication for others in India and mentions availability at 36 Gerrard Street Soho and London retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materia Medica
King's Bench
W.c
N.B.W C
Mr. Rymer
Rymer
Gerrard-Street
Soho
Hon. East Idia‘Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
É&C
Brighton
Bishopsgate
India
Donald Campbell
Stewe
Monda
London
Th. Nas. Evans
PaterMbiter
Moore
Bishopsgate -Street
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Tutt
Royal Exchange
James R ¥Mer
New Edition on Venereal Disease by Charles Swift
Published price two shillings a new edition discusses ineffective salivation and a safe alternative method. It includes cases, warnings on prophylactics, and a treatise on seminal and venereal diseases in both genders. Addresses at Parliament Street Westminster and Faulder Bond Street locations.
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Charles Swift
Parliament-street
Westminster
Paternofter-row
Faulder
R- H. Westley
St. Clément’s Chureby Shed
RACES FOR OCTOBER Hints From Various Towns
Fragmented OCR lists race events and place names such as Newmarket Boroughbridge Bedford Bridgnorth and Brights with scattered figures. The legible items mention dates and locations but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmentary London-Bridgeline Note Briefly Recorded
A garbled OCR snippet mentions high water at London and bridge activity plus scattered words like minutes, after, and adios. The text is largely indecipherable, yielding only isolated references to time phrases and place names without a coherent event or actors.
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London
Bridge
Adios
Remarkable Paris fete marks five years of Republic
The text recounts a September celebration in Paris with over 150,000 spectators at the Field of Mars, praising the Republic. It includes Lamarkes’s speech praising the 14th July and 16th August events, the defeat of royalist forces, and arguments for republican virtue and constitutional governance. It contrasts royal despotism with republican liberty, praising universal rights and civic merit.
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Lisis
Thas Foundation
Republic
Mars
Aspec
Paris
Lamarke
Lope
France
Europe
FraAidor
Death of General Hoche Remains in Continental News
The excerpt notes General Hoche’s death at age thirty, the Republic’s grief, and the official funeral resolution dated September 23. It records a change in command, Angereau named Commander in Chief of Rhine and Motelle and Sambre and Meuse, with War and Home Ministers to execute the plan. Also mentions English agents, Pitt’s influence, and calls for aligning public acts with the Republican Calendar.
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Republic
Gsee Fw
France
Annales Politugtes
Hoche
la Vendee
Redatteur
Laimbre
Mense
Rhine
Mug
Home Department
Angereau
Motelle
Sambre
Meuse
Minster of War
Leroux
Lecarpe
Journal Des Hommes Libres
Calais
Lord Malmesbury
Nous Pitt
Pitt
Naples
Annal Des Campagnes Et Des Armees
England
Austria
Great Britain
Ireland
Buonaparte
Toulouse
Eschafferiaux
Poulain- Grandpre
Atra
Ambiguous Return of Lord Malmesbury In Lisle Rumors
A Lisle dispatch notes conflicting reports on Lord Malmesbury’s return. French plenipotentiaries remain in town and may await a new English embassy. it is uncertain if he will come back, with lodgings kept for fifteen days.
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Lord Malmesbury
Lill
England
Semlin War Preparations Reported By Turkish Authorities
War prep measures by Turkish authorities in Semlin are described as extensive and aimed at sustained mobilization. Reports indicate significant activity and coordination to bolster defenses and support potential conflict scenarios.
Tyrol dope and Austrian troops in position near Roveredo
Letters from Roveredo dated August describe Austrian troops around the town preparing for a forward move. French forces in Italy suffer from heat and illness with more than 7000 sick in Milan hospitals, many with putrid fever.
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Roveredo
Italy
Milan
Peasants Accept Church Amnesty After Government Meeting
After suppression of the infurte Qiba a conference among four government members and the peasantry led to three agreed articles. The Catholic religion will be maintained, church property will be governed as before, and amnesty benefits will extend to all inhabitants of the Valley of Bifagno. Quiescence follows.
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Bifagno
General Hache Consults Physicians Before Leaving Francefort
In Francefort on September 26 General Hache consulted physicians due to failing health before departing the city. Upon news of the Paris Revolution, French generals in several towns including Wibaden ordered houses to be evacuated.
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Hache
Paris
Wibaden
Emigration Through Basle as French Dissenters Pass
Basle reports on 8th September that 6960 French priests and other emigrants have traversed the region from France. Several commissioners from the Directory have reached General Moreau's army, signaling ongoing political and military movements in exile.
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France
Directory
Moreau
Mutiny on Texel Fleet Units Refuse West Landes Order
From the Hamburg Mail. A revolt erupted aboard our fleet in the Texel as the first and seventy battalions of the seventh division were ordered to proceed to the West Indies. Two companies on hearing the order disobeyed, were disembarked and disarmed. Admiral de Winter ordered six leaders arrested and tried, two executed. Remaining companies’ reaction unknown.
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Texel
de Winter
Peace prospects and troop movements in Italy amid French support
From Udine a Field Officer delivers dispatches via Vienna noting negotiations for peace with Buonaparte in Baden and continued imperial military readiness. France demands exclusion of Italian possessions, while Pegitza seeks Austrian protection as Hungarian forces join the Italian theater.
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Udine
Italy
Cisalpine
Buonaparte
Trealth
Murcati
Pegitza
Venice
Iris
French Venetian Fleet Gathers for Corfu Expedition
Alality Sept 8 reports the French Venetian fleet at Corfu totaling 24 warships. Venice will fit five warships for France due to brass and cannons shortages, partly armed with iron. The Neapolitan Prince Paterno sailed from Sicily for Naples bearing jewels and valuables aboard a ship seized by a Teasian Corsair and brought to Tanis.
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Corfu
Venice
France
Paterno
Sicily
Naples
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Newmarket
Boroughbridge Winn Aeavy
NewnPirRét
Btafford
Apf Itocenatt Ibiten
Cae
Cuague
Bedford
Bridgnorth
Brights Belmstone
Ae Marten
Raed
Irty
Lisle
Semlin
Aig
Bosnia
Bulgaria
Tyrol
Francefort
Basle
Hague
Vienna
Ataly
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