Exchequer Bills Office Announces Payment Terms 1805
The Exchequer Bill Office warns holders of principal and interest due on Exchequer Bills dated before August 1804 to present them by August 1805 at the Palace Yards Westminster for settlement. Bearers may list numbers, names, and abodes, indorse on bills, or request New Exchequer Bills bearing interest from August 7 1805 with delivery in August.
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Exchequer Bill Office
Mt. Murgarep
Palace Yards
Westminster
Singust
Correspondents in Cairo Crexicus Favours Noted
The note expresses thanks for favours received from Cairo Crexicus and other correspondents and promises due attention, while noting confusion over the Constant Reader's language.
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Cairo
Crexicus
The Village Lawyer at Theatre Royal Haymarket Tonight
Theatre listing for this evening features Speed the Plough with Bob Handy Mr Elliston Miss Blandford and Mrs Gibbs at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Tomorrow presents The Chapter of Accidents plus The Tale of Mystery.
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Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Speed
Piougu
Bob Handy
Elliston
Miss Blandford
Nelson Engagement Rumor From Fair American Report
A Liverpool arrival from the Fair American carries a report of a June 26 naval clash near latitude 39 25 N close to the Great Bank of Newfoundland. The account notes a long cannonade and adverse weather hindering details, with belief the action involved Lord Nelson's fleet against the Combined Fleets amid high expectations for a Nile victory.
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Lord Nelson
Liverpool
Great Bank of
Newfoundland
Nile
England
Leeward
Wlat
London Chronicle Reports War News and Naval Rumors
The article discusses hopes and doubts about a major naval engagement, noting British confidence and enemy boasts, with updates from Brest and Scilly. It references logs from the Fair American and a heavy gale as ships approach warning signals, while urging caution over circulating reports.
Recall of Minister Novozitzorr Linked to Petersburgh Return
A messenger from St Petersburgh reached Lord Murerave's Office with dispatches that contain no certain intelligence on M. Novozitzorr's mission. Our Government still believes the minister will be recalled and is currently on his way back to Petersburgh. The Hamburgh Mails had not arrived at press time.
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Dor Alea
Victor Allen
Tits Day
Odolpilus
Werdenberg
Augustus LA Fontaine
Bravo
Venice
MG. Tews
Monk
Cama
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
St. Omees
Vale
Rosa Mactilda
da Valmont
Marteill
Montioye
Udolpho
Tughes
Wigimore-street
J. M. W. Warner
J. Heath
Scotland
Joseph Mawman
Poultry
Michaux
Allegany Mountains
Duchess of Bedford
Enelon
T. F. Diqdin
H. Ruft-Gloucester
Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme
Paterchoster
Medical and Chemical Societies of
Philadelphia
Bristol
Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patérnosterrow
Sheppard and Co
Bank of England
London
William Lowrie
Longman, Hurst, Rees
Oime
J. Asperne
Bonaparte
Lord Nexsoy
Coriewx
Decade
Plymouth
St. Petersburgh
Lord Murerave
M. Novozitzorr
Petersburgh
Hamburgh
British War News Reports Mixed Signals From Lisbon and Bombay
Letters from Lisbon deny a thirteen sail enemy fleet in the Straits while a sighting eastward is linked to the Leeward Island fleet. Com customer orders no volunteer muster until harvest and no more battery attacks on flotillas. Bombay reports a suspicious Malaysian cargo mutiny and murders aboard a ship from Calcutta as bustle grows on the coast with several engagements noted along the channel.
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Lisbon
Axguita
Go Sutl
Carysfort
M An
Sheick
Maculla
Calcutta
Royal Family Arrives in Good Health At Wevcoub
The Earl of Cruestergietpo and family arrived in good health after their cruise. They visited the theatre in the evening, drawn by Hanoverian white horses, with attendants and Earl Cues. Dukes CumserxcLane and Can attended Divine Service at the camps. The royal party later joined church services at Lucie’s Hotel area.
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Wevcoub
Earl of Cruestergietpo
Earl Cues.terfield
Dukes of
CumserxcLane
Can. Nrince
Lucie’s Hotel
Ariister
J. Meeson
N. Harrison
Hicks
Bridge
Dowager Marchioness Hosts Elegant Ball in Tunbridge Wells
The Lower Rooms opened with a refined ball at the request of the Dowager Marchioness of Doxecatur. Nobility including the Earls Fitzwilliam and Scaraoroucn journeyed to Brighton, with plans to return after the races. Donkies captivate ladies as society enjoys a vibrant seasonal scene. Races begin tonight and further amusements under high patronage are promised.
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Thomas and CO
Paore
T. and Co’s
West End
Chancery-lane
Tunbridge Wells
General Brice
Lodon
J. Tuertusson
Bowling Green
Lord
Cuaruam
Missea Byne
Mount Ephraim
Society notes and theater and travel items in London
A jumble of social events and theater notices. The Earl of Enniskirrey honors Lady Paget at a wedding celebration. the Brighton Raceground controversy prompts a press gang threat. various ambling mentions of courtiers, emigres, Ramsgate arrivals, and actors at Haymarket and Drury Lane.
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Earl of
Enniskirrey
Paget
Ugagrace
Beprory
Fox
R. Avatir
Melviteg
Wimbledon
Earl of Astaptyn
Brighton
Jerusalem
Jericho
Jockey Club
Cuantes Watson
Newmarket
Cashmire
Haymarket
Ennston
Irene
Yous
Osnya
Zara
Younes
Margate
Nerva
London
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Angelus Politianus
Joannes Picis
Mirandola
Actuis Stncerus Sannazaritus
Peprus Bembus
Hieronymus, Fracastorius
Marcus Antonus Flaminius
Amal Theis
W. Parr Greswell
Denton
Lancashire
JT. Cadell
W. Davies
Strand
Roscoe
Leo
Lorenzo de Medici
Price
Shephers
Poggio Braccolini
Milabar
Ceylon
William Vincent
N.d. Protector
P. Cadell
W. Divies
Pultishert
Trinh
Wildstam Roscoe
Catell
Wo. Davies
Loreice de Mer
Willie Ghiepherd
Petrae
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Ek Dali
H. Genery
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