Music and book notices from Hodges shop ad
The notice lists new and secondhand works from W Hodges bookseller in Holborn, including songs and operatic pieces, portraits of musical instruments, and authors like Wesley. It mentions losses from a fire and the reallocation of plates for Webbe and Verpsichore editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KAW
W. Hod
Holborn
Jo Kotgwars
Lee
Pshiv Dalai
SF. Renesas
Pino Forse
Gatto
Ares
Ditto
S. Wesley
W. Had
Gloucestershire Society Anniversary Dinner Notice
The Gloucestershire Society in London announces the Anniversary Dinner at Crown and Anchor in the Strand with Governors and Members urged to attend. Dinner at five o'clock and names may be annulled by notifying the Secretary W Moore. A separate notice covers the Charity anniversary meeting at St Paul’s Cathedral with detailed musical proceedings and benedictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucestershire Society
London
John Paul Raul
Samuel Pickenny
Strand
St. Paul
Lord Arattishop
Canterbury
Charles Barker
Wells
H.R. H
Duke
Sussex
Yvans
Duke of Bedford
Gloucester
Lord Grantham
Mansfeld
Henry Stebbing
David Pike Watts
Mr. Handel
Boyce
Handel
Wm. Parsons
Mus
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
Nornaville and
Fell’s
Bond-street
Rivingtons
St. Paul’s
John Bagan
Temple, Gratis
Oy Donaten
G. H. Glasse
Sackville-street
Parliament Debates Over Standing Orders and Navy Administration
Lords debate erasing Order 30 limiting repeated speaking in the chamber as peers condemn its implications for debate and prerogatives. Commons moves include Irish affairs measures, Turnpike Bill, and naval administration inquiries led by Mr. Jeffery of Poole against Earl St Vincent with calls for extensive papers and committee scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Musgrave
Lordalup
France
Uchanorist
Cape Sept
Carraviv
Uae
Uae Ety ER Ltd
Catteni Beat
Emia
House OF Commons
Matthews
George NT
Coventry
F. W. Barlow
Foster
Dublin
Cork
Ireland
Col. Bacnet
G. Ponsonay
Richard Martin
Traverse
John New Port
Mr. Ponsonay
Lord Tennis
Richard Maerlin
John Anderson
Vintners Company
London
Home Popham
A. Hammond
Navy Board
Admiralty
Tucker
Kinnaren
Tierney
Kinnatry
Tirraney
Kinwairp
NAVAL
Earl ST. Vincent
Jeffery
Poole
Ile
Hfe
Jefferys
King's
Lord Melvirre
Poem of Tom O Bellam to Feature for Readers’ Notice
TO CORRESPONDENTS Rosa Martit pa's excellent Poem of Tom O'Bellam shall appear in a day or two. Many other favours are received and shall have due attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Martit
Tom O'Bellam
The Venetian Outlaw at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
This evening the Venetian Outlaw features principal players Elliston Barrymore Dowton Powell and H Johnston with Bartley speaking the Prologue and Johnston delivering the Epilogue After which Sylvester Daggerwood appears with The Soldier's Return Tomorrow First Love accompanies The Soldier's Return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Mr. Elliston
Mr. Barrymore
Dowton
Mr. Powell
H. Johnston
Bartley
Sylvester Daggerwood
King Richard the Third and The Miser at Covent Garden
This evening at Theatre Royal Covent Garden the King Richard the Third starring Master Betty plays alongside The Miser. Future performances will feature Master Betty as Osman Zara and Douglas, then Hamlet on the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
King Richard the Third
Richard
Duke of Gloucester
Betty
Lally Anne
Eolice
Miser
Zara
Douglas
Hamlet
No Feud Amid Rumor on Enemy Expedition Motives
A Cork letter reports troops embarked at Monkstown while Africaine sails to the West Indies. Barabados dispatch notes 100 merchant ships at Carlisle Bay and orders to scuttle cargoes if the French squadron nears. Kentish coast letters say hundreds more gun-boats ready at Ostend and Dunkirk to join Boulogne flotilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Monkstown
T. Manny
West Indies
Hunt
Werms
Barbadoes
Carlisle Bay
Jamaica
Jamaicay
Martinique
St. Lucia
Ostend
Dunkish
Invasion Talk After Coronation Rumors
A Hamburgh mail brought no new intelligence but reports indicate England may be invaded after Bonapart's coronation. Private letters claim preparations are under way in Channel ports and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Bat
England
Bonarants
Rat
Channel
Embargo Enforces Navy Seamen Hiring from River Fleets
The embargo mentioned in Monday's Paper was enacted. At 2 PM yesterday orders were issued at the Custom House and over a thousand able seamen are said to have been secured for the navy from ships along the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
News from Dominica and West Indies actions in May
The Gazette reports heavy losses for the enemy at Dominica and praise for General Paevost. It notes Sir Robert Calder's possible detachment to Ferrol and hints at Toulon Cadiz fleets targeting Jamaica or the East Indies. Lord Nelson's squadron moves and intelligence from Alexandria are also mentioned along with naval promotions and public office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica
St. Kitt’s
Paevost
West Indies
Robert CaLper
Ferrol
Toulon
Cadiz
Jamaica
Britain
East Indies
Revoaux
Lord Nelson
Lord Garb-owen
Streights
Egypt
Ladia
Alexandria
Phe Spencalson
Mediterraneary
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Merson
Pobuson
John Stootdale
Piccadilly
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Goose
England and Wales
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Sirl Jones
Asoaas
New Annual
Lord Gifford
Stewa
RDS
Charles Bathurst
Richard Welch
Crawford
Coxe
Charles Bishop
Austom-House
His Majesty's
Custom-house
East India
Geneva
China
His
Riga
Lower Hill
Mangles
Barking
Tobacco Ground
Greenland Dock
His Majesty’s Warehouse
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Tursday
Bowr
Radnor
Spencer
Amio
Hasroway
Hawersawry
Parquet
House
Lord Morcaaveg
Dearkiam
Eye
Lie
Che
Olse Plang
Dartish Navy
Gras
Dart Sr
Vaeeixey
Alexander
Committee of Supply
Loveden
Bank, &c
Court of Chancery
the Morning Post
Lord Mylcrave
Canton
Commissioners of Naval Inquiry
Transport Board
Admiralty Court
Greenwich Hospital
Marquis of Lansdowne
Berkeley- -Square
Marquis of
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Fox
Treasury
Pitt
Lord Norry
Marquis of Lansepownxe
Earl of Wycomar
Sidney Sussex College
Harrow
Tlc
Hear
Core
Maseer
Flackney School
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