Novels and cures advertised at Minerva Press 1794
A scanned 1794 Minerva Press page lists medical claim of a volatile medicine curing a knee lameness and announces new novels. Titles include Woman as She Should Be by Mrs Parsons, Frederic and Louisa, Henry, The Fille de Chambre, Stellins or the New Werter, The Child of Providence, Mortimore Castle, Theodore, Marianne or Irish Anecdotes, The Orphan Sisters, Ellen and Julia, Federica Risberg, and other works in press such as The Romance of a Cavern and Errors of Sensibility. Prices indicated with fewed editions.
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Minerva Press
Leadenhall Street
Parsons
the Duchess of Gloucester
Mortimore Castle
Theodore
Marianne
Ellen
Julia
Mrs. Parsons
Frederica Risberg
Perquisites and Emoluments in Public Offices Explored
A long catalog of works on government salaries and prevailing fees is advertised. The listing includes Treas ury Admiralty Post Office Yard departments and distant ports offices, with prices and publishing details. It notes reports to Parliament on public income and debt, and features biographies of Sir William Waller and other political treatises by Lady Wallace and Fox.
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Fuzzier
Fuller
Covent-Garden
Treland
Johnstone
Commissioners Ap
Treasury
Admiralty
Dick Yards
NAVY
House OF Commons
J. Debrett
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Select Committee
Sele
William Waller
Charles the
Earl of Harcourt
Milton
Lenthall
J. Lenthall
Thornthwaite
Ottavo
Prufsia
Dumourier
Lady Wallace
William Wallace
Col. Maxwell
Bangalore
Frice
Grey
R. B. Jenkinson
Friends of the People
Sardinia
Russia
Alfred
Europe
Sun
House
Francis
France
National Convention
Price
National Convention of
Executive Council
Scheldt
le Brun
M. M. Cambon
Dupont
Kersaint
British India
East-Indies
Great Britain
Henry Dundas
Priceal
Newfoundland
John Reeves
Efa
Johan Bowles
Charles James Fox
City
Liberty
Westminster
This Day is published Prive 7s bound Universal Gazetteer
This Day is published bound at seven shillings by C and G Kearsley. The Universal Gazetteer or Modern Geographical Index contains descriptions of empires kingdoms cities seas rivers and more. John Watson AM compiles improvements from voyages and travels with six elegant maps.
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Universal Gazetteer
Modern Geographical Index
Scotland
John Watson
A.M
G. Kearsley
Fleet
European Museum Sale At King Street St James's Square
A historical notice announces an exhibition and private contract sale of paintings and curiosities at the European Museum on King Street, St James's Square. Doors open at noon daily this week with a descriptive catalogue and fixed prices for principal pictures. Admittance fee is one shilling. annual tickets and subscriptions offered by several merchants and the museum.
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European Museum
King-Str
Eropyean Museum
Baron Cimsdale and Co’s
Robert Herries and Co’s
Victory of Ricardos at Truilas Reported in Morning Post
Intelligence from Madrid dated September twenty second states General Ricardos achieved a decisive victory over the French at Truilas. The French attack of five columns began at five in the morning and was repulsed by Spanish cavalry and infantry under Don Juan Courten and Count de la Union. Spanish losses are described as small, while French casualties and prisoners total roughly five to six thousand, with many killed and ten cannon, six cartloads of muskets and baggage captured. French forces estimated at twenty three to twenty four thousand, some estimates under twenty thousand. The column also notes numerous bankruptcies, dividends, and certificates of local traders and artisans in London and surrounding areas.
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Ricardos
Truilas
Don Juan Courten
Count de la Union
Robbery in Nottingham: Youth Attacked Near Wollaton Park
A bricklayer, returning from Nottingham with cloth and blankets, was assaulted by two navigators near Wollaton Park. A female observer alerted soldiers at Nottingham Barracks. The robbers were pursued and captured. On Saturday they appeared before the county magistrates and were committed for trial.
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Nottingham
Wollaton Park
Fema Meh
Nottingham Park
Courtty
Prices and sales at St Faiths Fair Norwich
At St Faiths Fair Norwich on Thursday and yesterday buyers showed brisk demand for dairy and meat goods. One meal cheese sold for 51 to 51 58ebutter, 425 to 4qs per frkin of 56lb halves, 233 for Scotch beef and other haerts. A large show of horses was exhibited but prices were moderate and few sold amidst poor turnip yields.
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St. Faith’s Fair
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Othello
Kemble Caffio
Barrymore
Brabantio
Rickin
Roderigo
Bland
Litovico
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Montano
Palmer
Jun. Gratiano
Benson
Duke
Maddocks
Maddocks ; Officers—Messrs. Cooke, Lyons, Waldron
Iago
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Goodall
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Young Cape
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Signora Storace
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Royal
Covent Garden
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Holman
Ghot
Farren
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Munden
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Bernard
Rosencrausys
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Davies
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Evatt
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Platt
Pope
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Martyr
Mountain
Clendining
Hopkins
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Lloyd
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Page
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Linton
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Pillow
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Rees
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Mountains
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Regina
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Tam
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Mer
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Royal Saloon
Astley’s
Westminster Bridge
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Jerry
W. Marstratzt
Bloomsbury Square
W. Marshall
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Layton
William Lane
Castle OF
Wolfenbach
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Man Ashe
Rosina
Thas
Henry
Monthly Review
Gco
Morning Post
The
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Madrid
Thomas Soden
Artillery-Place
Old-street
Middlesex
Apothecary
John Williams
Queen’s-Elms
Chelsea
Middlessex
Robert Scott
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Silversgaith
Thomas Howell
Billingsgate
London
Wee Henry Carpenter
Maidlane
Southwark
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Jacob Thrall
Bristol
George Lee
Bath
George Barkinshaw
Barnsley
Joseph Boyce
John Boyce
Bordesley
Birmingham
Brass-Founders
John Cockshott
Collins
Francis Balding
Abraham North
James Goodall
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Joseph Dewmap
Alexander Forrester Cochrane
John Pike
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Samuel Livesley
James Horfley
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