Turbulent War News From Warsaw to London Fronts
Excerpts recount Count Romanzow’s victory near the Danube with 26 000 combatants, the Turkish Grand Vizir’s retreat and capitulation near Imail, and Panin Romanzow actions across multiple fronts. Reports from Constantinople and Elphinstone’s fleet accompany a London scene of politics, finance, and court entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettén
Peterfinkiers
Esterday
Peterson Sud
Baur
Constantinople
Rassia
Warsaw
M. de la Cass
Zulkiew
Zaflau
Ostrog
Chmielnik
Constantinov
Dubno
Zebbarrat
Count de-Romanzdw
Ifaccia
Bawr
Repnin
Imail
Danube
Panin
Romanzow
Russia
Bender
Prince William
Brunswick
Lemberg
Trottleben
Dardanelles
Napoli di Romania
Death of Professor Albinis Age 73 at University
A notice reports the death of Mir Albinis, Professor of Anatomy Surgery and Physic at the University, in Leyden, aged 73 years and six months, with no further biographical detail provided. It references earlier reports of military events in Tunis and Constantinople but the primary item is the obituary notice for the professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
London
Mediterranean
England
Danelles
Cornish Director Mentioned in Opaque Gre Communications
A fragment notes a director linked to the Gre organization identified as the Dutchy of Cornwall. The unreadable OCR provides minimal context about role or actions, leaving ambiguity about relation or influence within the group.
Maritime ship movements and port entries noted in September
A mishmash of ship names and ports from Barbados Jamaica Antigua and European harbors appears, listing vessels such as Planter Blackburn Jane Moran Santander and Onega along with ports like Port of London Waterford and Rotterdam. The fragmentary entry suggests ships entered or cleared during September 12 and nearby dates, mentioning captains owners and destinations in a busy port roster.
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Barbadoes
Jamaica
Taylginia
Charlotte
Rose
Molly
Blackhouse
Antigua
Louis Frederica
Hinkiman
Sound
Nelson
Stockholm
Helena
Okren
Fox
Norway
New-York
Minerva
Read
Philadelphia
Carlina
Seijle
Joseph
Mary
Gibson's Curious Compound for Hair Restoration
An advertisement touts a hair treatment by Mrs. Gibson offered at Lower Cross Street near Hatton Garden. It claims to remove unwanted hair on the face and cheeks and to turn red or grey hair to jet black without harm. The remedy, said to be harmless for infants, is sold in one-ounce bottles with printed directions and is said to reveal dramatic, lasting color changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Africa
Channel Service
South Seas
East-Indies
Heyder “Ali
Madrass
Gibson’s
Lower Cross
Hatton-Gardenbourn
England
Scotland
Trelan
France
Gibson
Twent
Dr James's Powders and Adulterated Potions Warned
A garbled 19th century notice warns against dangerous and adulterated powders claimed to cure fevers smallpox pleurisy quinsy and other epidemical disorders. It cites fraud by vendors and asserts printed directions mislead, urging caution and public awareness amid now perilous formulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Newb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
D’aiguillion
Mortier
Scio
Asia
Egypt
Elphinstone
Richmond
St. James’s
Lord Rochford
Ireland
Lord Weymouth
Ward
Wimbledon
Surry
Bristol
Dieppe
Downs
Arf
Charlotte Finch
Prince of Wales
Royal
Kew
Prince of
Tom Thumb the Great
Miss Rose
Tom Thumb
Fey George
Ofnaburgh
Modihh
Reynoldbacconist
Oxford ‘Road
Wight
Baily
the Marys End
Granby Inn
Cior O “the ‘Dutchy of
Cornwall
Gre
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