New Cyclopaedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Publication notice from Longman and partners announcing Part 1 of the New Cyclopaedia or Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences edited by Abr. Reps, with maps and engravings. The work aims to supersede Chambers and includes biography, geography, history, and new subjects, with accelerated issues until completion. Prices and bindings noted. extensive literary apparatus promised.
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Forest Estate Near Market Town Offered by Private Contract
An enclosed forest estate of about 509 acres comprising freehold and leasehold land is offered by private contract through Peter Coxe Burrell and Foster. The property includes a family residence with stabling, offices, farm house, arable and coppice land, near a market town about sixty miles from London and close to Gosport and Southampton. Further details available on inquiry at their office in Birmingham Street.
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Name Change and Legal Notices in London Gazette
The issue lists various legal items including surname change for Joan Anns to Scarroan under royal licence, dissolution of partnerships in multiple firms, enlargements and entries of bankruptcies, creditors’ notices, and scheduled dividends. Other items include appointments in the North Wales Summer Circuit and commission details.
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Luctrus to Appear Tomorrow if Possible
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Luctrus, 80 long delayed, shall, if possible, appear to-morrow. Many other Articles are unavoidably postponed, but shall be attended to the first opportunity.
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The Prisoner at Large and The Village at Theatre Royal
This evening at Theatre Royal Hmaymarket presents The Prisoner at Large with cast Sir Edward Mortimer Ellsten Blanch Mrs Gibbs. Tomorrow a new three act comedy The Village or The World’s Epitome debuts.
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London News Lacks Advices From Lord Newson Amid Wind Delays
London reports no fresh advices from Lord Newson as NE winds hinder arrivals from the west. The issue touches Dutch language shifts in Holland, Bonaparte's aims, and a debated appointment as a confidant to the Crown. Dublin notes a court trial over libellous letters and a settlement restoring Roe to the Lawyers Cavalry.
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Observations on Continental Politics Amid War Dispatches
The piece notes incoming Gibraltar dispatches and reports an unconfirmed death of General Fox the Lieutenant Governor. It cites a Madras letter dated February mentioning the Asa and the Marquis Wellesdon chased by a French frigate off Vizagapatam with 150 soldiers aboard each ship.
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Ship letters and shipping news from Oporto to London
Reports from Portsmouth mention bills of lading on the Arge Hovnires from Oporto to London. Captain Hoxpitch recently arrived and confirms the capture of his ship. He says he was put on board a neutral vessel with his crew and that his ship was taken to a Spanish port. He fears for the Harmory Captain Cowawn and the Hope of Hull and confirms the capture of the Jame of Dumfries.
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