Danish Squadron Returns to Algiers After Storm Losses
News from Copenhagen and Petersburgh reports a Danish squadron sent to Algiers after being driven off by a storm. Commodore Kaas left two ships to cruise before the port and asked for two more ships and a bomb vessel. In other dispatches from Potsdam and Hanover, Russian and Bavarian movements are described, with artillery pits prepared before Bender and new cannon placements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnd
Copenhagen
Molke
Ayin
Marine
Toulon
Altona
Kaas
Algiers
sy _ Petersburgh
Panin
Niefter
Bender
Gothalt
Keanenkamp
Elmt
Lobel
Gerbel
Warsaw
Petersbirch
Aagi
Arff
Anders
Hanover
Duke of Gloucester
Moravia
Leipzig
Dresden
Neustadt
Earl of
Pacha
Candy
Cerigo
Paris
Hague
Podolia
Volhynia
Poland
Extract of a Lisbon Letter and Naval News from London
An extract from a Lisbon letter details the imprisonment of Mr. Dennis Connell a British merchant amid allegations of unlawful treatment and calls for redress. The issue sparks British concern as naval reports recount Elphinstone's engagement with the Turkish fleet, heavy losses on both sides, and movements toward Constantinople. Additional notes cover ministerial shifts, potential Mediterranean conflict, trade dispatches from Paris, and assorted incidents in London including crime, weather, and tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Connell
Connér
England
Winchelsea
Elphinstone
Baffa Ibrahim
Scio
Consantinople
Messina
Goodall
Dardanelles
Spiritoff
Court
Rufsia
Behr
Hanover
Richmond
Port News at Penzance Seeks Arrivals and Destinations
Port of Penzance reports arrivals and sailing orders with multiple vessel names and origins including Elizabeth and Mary from Dartmouth, Mary Patton Brothers Dirham Blaydon from Newcastle, Duke of York Parhell, Dove Diamond from Padstow, and Rose from Londonderry. Several ships bound for Dartmouth Rotterdam Arundel Yarmouth Leghorn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Penzance
Elizabeth
Mary
Cole
Dartmouth
Patton
Brothers
Dirham
Prudence
Abbot
Wales
Nancy
Blaydon
Newcasle
Duke of York
Parhell
Dove
Diamond
Padstow
Falmouth
Supe
Rood
Londonderry
Shaxton
Ley
Bowden
Dartm Nne
Harlop
Rotterdam
Amphytrite
Holiday
Arundel
Sprat
Covel
Yarmouth
Walder
Sandwich
Dik William
Roufe
Leghorn
Curious Compound Promises Hair Growth Stopper
A 19th century advertisement touts a Ladies Gibson compound that claims to prevent hair from regrowing on the forehead temples cheeks and chin while brow and eyebrows arch. It promises to turn red or grey hair to jet black and to work on both adults and infants with a bottle priced at seven pence per ounce. The notice notes the product can be mailed to England Scotland France and elsewhere and shows the vendor address Lower Cross Street near Hatton Garden with her name in gold letters on the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Hattarden
Bowrn
Dante
England
Scotland
France
Harmiess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Serge Boe
Ipsuich
Suffolk
Liverpool
James Withnell
Wigan
Reading
Checkendon
Oxfordshire
Richard Beasley
Abingdon
Norwich
Ellen Righteous
Robert Walker
Netton
Lisbon
London
Lord Camden
Port-Mahon
Mediterranean Sea
Orient
Mare
Bengal
Isles
Duke of Albany
Stewart
India-house
Petersburgh
Cronstadt
Hicks
Downs
Isfe
Newgate
Princes-street
Soho
George Spencer
James Broomwich
Warwick
Lancaster
Thomas Dunwoody
Patrick Pearson
Salisbury
A.watch
Dublin Castle
Aeryettering India
J Roper
Williamy Joheek
Aoe
Dunn
Allee
Clark
Fein
Per Chapman
Onega
Black
Frederickson
Lonpone
Europe
James St
Shatwell
Strand
Chadizof
Ks Z
Royal Exchange
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