English Medical and Encyclopaedia Placements Advertised
The item lists publications and editions for medical works and the English Encyclopaedia, noting prices, publishers, and distribution in London. It mentions several surgeons and medical students as audiences and promotes a new edition with expanded parts and a forthcoming military volume.
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Travers
Lluter
Trayny
Pov Ravers
Royal College of Surgeons
Lauron
Duke of Rent
Paine and Minty
Strand
Avothecarles
Jess
Beith Peattitioner
Pius Sviaus
Navy
G. Kearsley
Fleet-street
Bell and Bradrute
London
Flégt-street
Debate on Exchequer Accounts and Tax Reforms in Parliament
The House of Commons discussed the net products of Parliament taxes for three quarters ending September 1803 and considered a bill to clarify Scotland’s statute labor related to construction. Notices on prison sentences and navy expenditures followed, with estimates for 1864, including wages, repairs, barracks, and transport costs.
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House OF Commons
Scotland
S . Lord Castlereagh
Lee
Alderman Combe
Vansittart
Mel Worthy Abderman
Anerman Coma
Hosiness
Committee of Supply
New. Co
Vanserrary
Royal Marines
Parliamait
Vansittary
Berkley
Capighiergua
Sudbury
Pucsdie
Umew
Ferchord City
Whurslaw
Tenia
Coventry
Muesday
Soro
Coursday
Mocohr
Apass
Adjenrue
Paris journals reveal Boulogne invasion prep and naval moves
Reports from Paris and London detail Boulogne camp activity and convoy build up for an invasion. British measures include reinforcement orders to Brest and dispatches to Vienna Berlin and Spain. Rumors of Alexandria occupation and Mameluke tensions surface amid a widening European crisis.
Theatre review notes peculiarities in Morking Post
The theatre listing at Theatre Royal on Drury Lane features a program with overture by Mar Zingshe and a cast including H Johnston Wroughton Kelly Palmer and others. A pastoral divertissement by Byrne is announced with an exhibit by Mapter and Ib.
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Theatre Royal
Vry-Lane
Dresces
Delores
Mar- Zingshe
Messrs
H. Johnston
Wroughton
Kelly
Palmer
Mio de Camp
Jonasbone
Bannister
Ian
Mie
Peocdl
Mucntair
Byrne
Ant
IripshAian
Londo
The Theatre Royal Covent Garden Cast Listing
A fragmentary note lists performers Franny Fantly Guarries Peppercom Crabstick Minac Tacledon Supplaack Behan Kier Lady Patience Miss Chapman Lady Susina Mrs Mattocks Susan Storace and others for a show featuring Raising the Wind and Measure for Measure with Oscar and Malvinn plus new songs Mushroom and two introductions in which character will present them.
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Theatre Royal
Covent-Carden
Franny
Fantly Guarries
Peppercom Crabstick
Mr. Minac
Boxxlove
Tacledon
Charles Supplaack
Behan
Mushroom
Mr. Kier
Patience
Miss Chapman
Susina
Mattocks
Susan
Sigutory Storace
Oscar
Malvinn
Separation of Ireland from England by French force
The author attacks the idea of expanding policing power through search enforcement and argues that true reform lies in severing Ireland from England. He suggests a French force from Brest could seize the opportunity, citing historical respect for independent states to claim Ireland would gain recognition if separated. The rhetoric targets a French-leaning conspiratorial view and derides the proponent as a traitor.
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Bosararte
Loulopre
Hate
Awo
Dessels
Offcers
Moule
Boulogne
Con Shek
Britain
Conxsur
Coxsur
Amblereuse
Woanham the Conqueror
Boxavarre
Pelusian
Egypt
Jurius Casan
Jaspur
Giesnowi x
Rath
Ostend
Flushing
Walcheren
Cherbourg
France
Alexandria
Sirweanr
Mamelukes
Aath
Fran. Mac Navim
Kilmainham Goal
Dublin
Fore St. George
Scotland
Annom
England
M’neven
Ireland
Brest
United Provinces
Spain
United States of America
Dutch Papers Arrive. Fourth Dunkirk Division Sails to Boulogne
Dutch papers to the fifteenth have arrived with scant content. A fourth division of boats from Dunkirk joined the grand flotilla at Boulogne. Dutch finances are in an embarrassed state and vigorous measures are required to compel payment of heavy recent taxes.
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Dunkirk
Boulogne
Yeomanry Relieved From Duty Amid Restored Tranquillity
From the Dublin Mail we learn the Yeomanry Corps in the city were relieved from permanent duty on Thursday signaling government satisfaction with restored public peace. Volunteers have been thanked by the Commander in Chief for past conduct and are urged to maintain zeal. Nighttime curfew extended to eleven o'clock.
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Lord Watsisenaw
Maxkincham
Harceck
Windsor Creat Park
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Madame de Starr
Potis
Bath
Paris
Marquis of Dovera
Mary Taylor
Carn Given
Tunbridge Wells
Smith Buregss
Havering Bower
Essex
Randolph
Duke of
Windsor
Earl and Countess of Essex
Cashiobury Park
Merts
Light Dragoons
Garrow
King's Bench
W. Boscawen
Somerset-place
Covent Garden
Calamare
Lroyo’s
Manchester
Exizaneth Tarsor
Brighton
Cavernism Brapsnaw
Portland-plat
Ireland
Fudt
Bonaparte
Hhonur
Atch
Guildford
Daan
Comet Jansys
Ae Light Dragoons
Lient
Palmer
Darter
Lust
Jac T Srospett
Dublin
Eqth
Come Forth From Your Dwellings British Patriots Rally
A distorted wartime exhortation urges British subjects to emerge against invaders. The text features threats of explosive violence, a promised decisive display by a Christian army, and calls for action to defend Britain and its coast. The piece mocks enemies and promises retaliation if provoked.
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