Young Man Seeks Position as Companion and Clerk Option
A 18 year old of good character seeks a companion position with a respectable gentleman near Fleet Street, offering to assist in the house. Also a clerk is sought by a broker or underwriter to work three or more evenings weekly in a counting house, with responses via post to F. 5 at No 4 Wood Street Cheapside.
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WooSu
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Oh de Trate Hoy
Engravines
Ab Essa
TELE
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Saint Dopieteo
Tts
Marcus Ratinsford
Sq Pat
Foseph Gandy
Ambhitteet
London
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St. James's Street
Wiese
Barber's
Joseph Banks
Culley
Quargo
Royal Academy of Arts
Prince Hoare
Royal Academy
B. St Millan
Bow-street
Covent-garien
White
Fleet-street
Payne
Mews- Pate
St. Janeo's-street
Hatchard
Piccadilly
Barker
Rusehl-street
Covent-garden
Ashiat
Musters
Redward Jones
Bardic Museum
C. Ponted Dor
Greenm-street
Grosvenor Square
M. Waskers
Mr. Berchall
New Bond Street
James Anderson
F.ros
Longman, Hurst, Rees
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J A. Knight
Edinburgh Review
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William Gell
Earl of Lardetayo
Titan
Bee Preearly
Shanes
Jota Loo
Rene
Lipa
Paterias
Peetiabargie
Vbave
G. I
Kells Buildings
Salsbury Square
Fleet
Street
No.rn
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Observations on French Response to Russian Note on Ottoman Affairs
The piece critiques the French answer to the Russian ambassador regarding Ottoman interests, comparing it to past European rhetoric and criticizing perceived duplicity. It weighs power, commerce, and imperial motives, arguing that British influence and liberty-driven trade historically shaped global advantage while warning against surrendering gains to rival claims.
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Constantinople
Egypt
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Manomer
Neptune
Nlomer
Caucasus
Tartary
Muscovy
Prometheus
Britain
France
England
East
Pennsylvania
William Pess
New World
Mysore
India
As van Woischide
Brance
Ela Hing
DISSOLUTION AND APPOINTMENTS IN BRITISH OFFICER CORPS
Admiralty notice of dispatch to Hon. William Commat ary Admiral of the White and corrections for public thanks. List of military promotions and appointments including Espinasse, Smith, Murray, Ramsay, Gillmour, Ramsay, Cragg, Ainslie, and others across regiments and volunteers. Also dissolution of partnerships among multiple Manchester and London firms with upcoming render dates and public notices in Guildhall and Chancery-lane.
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Ae Catoen
William Commatary
Wales
Windsor Castle
Cuances Stirtine
C. Ros. Carver
War Office
Regiment of Foot
Henry William Espinasse
18Th Foot
Brinley
Nova Scotia Fencibles
Lionel Smith
Kspmaste
Gth Foot
Starr
John Murray
Hosrvac Starr
James Frank
Ad Regiment
Royal East India Volunteers
John Allan Gillmour
Nathan
William Brown Ramony
Gillmour
John Brett
Ramsay
Royal Westminster Volunteers
George Pierce
Cragg
William Barness
Twining
Edward Jenkins Langler
Ditto
Potts
St. George's Volunteers
Evans
Ainslie
Randle
James Clarke
Manchester
M. Nixson
Chas. Brooke
Chenies-street
Bedford-square
John Wigg Ayers
Robert Clayton
Battersea
Ely Bottomley
Willian
Salisbury Square
Francis Vickerman
George Dyson
John Priest
John Vickerman
Taylor-hill
Hadersfield
Cork
James Cordon
Alexander M‘keight
Dudley
Worcester
Charles Hill
John Ga
William Wing
Stamford
Lincolnshire
George Inn
Northampton
Rechster
Joseph Richards
Prince's Stairs
Rotherhithe
Victualler
Guildhall
Holloway
Chancery-lane
John Blunt
Robert Scollay
Coal Exchange
London
Allen
London-street
Anthony Beck
Oxford-street
Sadler
Beckett
Clement’'s-inn
John Scholefield
Catenton-street
Lamb
Aldersgate-street
T. Yarrell
Finsbury- Place
Tarfor
L. Ranson
Canon- Cottee-house
Charing-cross
Win. Robinson
R. Freestone Parrs
D. Squires
King-street
W. Jones
Newnham
Gloucestershire
Beautore Arms
Chepstow
John Sizer
Maningtree
Essex
Colchester
J. Curtis
Honor Pitt Griffin
Ludgate-Trill
Walley
Liverpool
Dalestreet
E. Wresgrave
Spalding
W. Chivers
Newgate-street
Upholder
E. Conk Milburn
J. Hallowell
T. Walmsley
North Shields
T. Sandys
Transfer of Pomerania Shifts European Power Balance
Mails from Hamburgh and Gottenburgh show escalating military preparations in Austria, Russia, and Sweden signaling a near continental war. The Swedish sale of Pomerania to Russia shifts protection from Sweden to Russia, promising secure rights for Pomeranian subjects and a potential move against France in Hanover with Britain backing a united European defense.
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Hamburgh
Gottenburgh
Austria
Russia
Sweden
Swedish Pomerania
Europe
Stockholm
Pomerania
Prussia
Wastradegatte
Aera
Ressia
Britain
Hanover
Commonwealth of States
Bonarantz
Monsieur
Bonaparte
Boulogne
Holland
Public sentiment sinks over a second Nelson clash outcome
In proportion to fading public confidence in a renewed engagement with the Combined Squadrons, disappointment turns to discontent and sour humour. The piece notes national pride, the mortification of pride, and the fevered anxiety in political circles as news of the hostile squadrons escaping spreads, with doubts about Lord Nelson’s peril and the potential for a future decisive victory.
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