New French Newspaper Courier Dangleterre Advertised
Tuesday issue described with price eight pence and biweekly Friday continuation. Subscription rates listed for annums and regions. Address for orders and communications provided. Reward offered for discovery of person who left a letter at Richmann residence.
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Contu
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Courier de
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Sas
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Parliament in session reviews West Indies funds and press liberty
Lords debate a motion to publish public accounts of West India settlements from 1779 to 1802, Hawkesbury defends not idle, Commons progresses Isle of Man papers and naval inquiries, select committee ballot, and breaches of privilege over The Oracle printer dispute.
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West India
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Ghat Seneary
Ireland
John Anderson
Phaines
Botherhithe
Surrey
Se. John
Wapping
Middlesea
Rose
Thames
Ridley
Ross
A. S. Hamsonp
Navy
Board of Admiralty
Commissioners of Naval Inquiry
Cresvey
Isle of Man
Creevy
Hustisson
Caseway
Grey
P. Stuart
The
Oracle
Atkins Wright
Ber
Windham
Sheridan
W. Smith
Lawrence
Woeiell
Mero Goepy
Ilig
Meevite
Stuart
Peter Stuart
Fox
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Atkins Watent
Peter Square
Schequer
DULG@ENAN
Serjeant
Best Rose
Hing
Pinoce
France
Laude Scott
Scorr
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Scott
Bank of
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Vreastry
Ose
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Gertleman
Abedorene
Johnstone
West Indies
Semple
Foster
Ponsonby
Latouche
La Clemence D Il SCIPIONE Opera At The Morning Post
The Morning Post announces on Saturday April 27 at PSS Theatre the grand serious opera La Clemenza d i SCIPIONE with choruses new scenery and dresses followed by the ballet Crazy Jane music by Bagh ends with La Belle Sauvifre Blanche Neme de Castille composed by D Egville and Siébelt.
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PSS Theatre
Bagh
Fiorillo
Mr. D Egville
Siéibelt
Theatres Present West Indian and Coeur de Lion Casts
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane features the West Indian with Belcour Elliston OFlaherty Johnstone and Miss Dungan among a strong cast alongside Richard Coeur de Lion. Covent Garden shows Zara Osman Master Betty in a fourth appearance with Susanna Hargrave and Selim in The Review. Monday Betty debuts as Haralets in Wye with The Village Lawyer. Tuesday, by command of Their Majesties, Who Wants a Guiger with Carmand Loyk and Key.
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Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Belcour
Mr. Elliston
Major O'Flaherty
Mr. Johnstone
Charlotte Rusport
Miss Dungan
Louisa Dudley
Misa Mellon
Covent-Garden
Zara Osman
Betty
Susivnan
Mir
Hargrave
Gara
H. Siddots
Selim
Miss Marfior
Villayey
Carmand Loyk
Key
King's Messenger Delivers Dispatches From Royal Envoy
Mr Bassut the King's Messenger arrived at Lord Muickave's office with dispatches from Lord Granyitre Levison Gower ambassador at Petersby Ee web. In the afternoon a Caniner Council was held at which the Russian Ambassador spoke by invitation. The outcome of the deliberation was favourable and a speedy...
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Lord Muickave
Granyitre Levison Gower
Petersby Ee Web
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