The Damp Reunion and MilL-Bilt Dispute Move to London
A fragment notes a moved reunion to London near Oran in September, the Colonel returning to France. Mir. Perreau presented four hundred pourids and met immediate needs, plus a new post-chaise paid by Mr. Wright of Long-acre. The speaker avoids questioning Mr. Perreau’s circumstances as he witnessed similar acts.
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London
Oran Sepaber
France
Mir
Perreau
Wright
Erreau
Pennistone
Holmfrth
Huddersfeld,&c
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Penniston
Holmfirth
Calder
Dewsbury
Huddersfield
Dalwhinny
Inverness
Skene
Cormarick
Bell
Whitehaven
Cork
New York
Copensh W
Corke
Cartsin Bell
Linnet
New-York
Elizbeth Loch
Anfruther
George Loch
Edinburgh
Greenoch
Funz
Glasgow
West India
Strange Pigmy Nations Found Near Tucuman In Peru
Extra of a Madrid letter reports missionaries discovering two neighboring tribes in a forest region between the Rio Pardo and the Paraguay. One people are hairless and of common size. the other are only thirty-two inches high. Four pygmies are being sent home, expected to arrive in autumn.
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Madrid
Tucuman
Rio Pardo
Paraguay
Orenoue
Moscow
College
Hames
St. James’s
Greenock
Yellel
Virginia
Gage
Robertson
Boston
Bristol
New York
Boffo
Plymouth
Cadiz
Rock
Lisbon
Streights
Gibraltar
Cape Finesterré
Groyne
Great Raffel-street
Bloomsbury
Cape of Good Hope
Otaheite
Terra del Fuego
St. Helena
Spithead
Chateham
France
Chatham
Jamaica
Britain
Downs
China
St. Joseph
Moree
Cape Lagullas
Osterley
Fortescue
England
Bencoolen
Duo
Vigney
Mary
Dover
Dawkins
Stewpert
London
Kingston
Portsmouth
Grenville
Abercromby
Lord Pig
Market at Smithfield Sets Prices Then Drops
Report states Smithfield market was larger than usual yesterday but buyers were scarce as salesmen kept prices high. By noon prices fell at least a halfpenny per pound with lambs down 2s. and 2s 6d. compared with last market day.
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Smithfield
Arrivals and Departures of East Indiamen and Other Vessels
Ships including the Dex and True Briton sail for the River and East Indies joins, while arrivals at Dover and Dublin report vessels from Philadelphia Cadiz Jamaica and Rotterdam. Compiled port movements list numerous ships, captains and destinations with Gravesend and Portsmouth currents noted.
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Swift
Lanty
Harmony
Shayler
Quebec
Gravesend
Green
Stephenson
Petersburgh
Fortune
Mahier
Hasnburg
Carolina
Grudd
Norway
Dover
Mary
Dunn
Philadelphia
Live
Post
Molly
Collins
Virginia
Dublin
Friends
Neddy
Cadiz
Thomas
Ditto
Flora
Corcran
St. Ox
Rudy
Blakeney
Antigua
Sandford
Sally
Leslie
Bourdeeux
Insufry
Doyle
Waterford
Brothers
Memorize
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Baturday
Rence
Spain
Carthagena
Jearn
Barbary
Prince
Font
Sieur de Jder
O'Reilly
Hercules
Thompson
Newfoundland
New England
Chambre
Smith
Alicant
Lord Mansfild
Baron Smythe
Hertfordshire
Blertford
Essex
Wednssay
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surry
Croydon
Oxford
Baror Eyre
Baron Hotham
Berkshire
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Worcester
City of Worcester
Gloucester
City of Gloucester
Monmouthshire
Mon‘mouth
Berfordshire
Hereford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Fuffice Gould
Fuffice
City of York
Castle of
York
Durham
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
Newcastle
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Appleby
Lancashire
Castle of Lancaster
Tatton
Canterbury Cathedral
Dionis Backchurch
Curteis
Thomas Brown
Covent Garden
Sal
White-street
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Bleet Street
Newgate
Broadway
Westminster
John Wesley
Mile-End
Jonathan Watkins
Levant
John Clark
Piccadilly
Bengal
James Campbell
Ashburnham
India
Gseful Intelligence
Flanders
Holland
W. Bills
Edif
South Sea Stock
Lot
Hicx
Toefley
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