Naval movements and ship activities in 18th century passages
The report details ships sailing to the Mediterranean and Gibraltar, departures from the Mother Bank and Spithead, and dockyard fitting at Sheerness. Vessels include HMS Tribune, Rose, Raleigh, Madagascar, and Britannia, with crews and detachments mentioned. Trade winds hindered sailing, and readiness for future commissions is noted alongside naval manpower figures relative to estimates.
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Aqsth
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Cadiz
the Tribune
Tomkinson
Mediterranean
East India Station
Motherbank
Spithead
Romney
de Zeuw
Snelkerd
England
Britannia
Bite
Court Circular Relates Royal Visit to Windsor Castle
Dispatches from the Colonial Office note Sir W Nicolay and exiled Dutch minister G W Dedel arriving or departing Windsor Castle. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester visit Bagshot Park, attend divine service at St George's Chapel, and join a dinner party with royal household members and foreign dignitaries.
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G. W. Dedel
Netherlands
Windsorastle
Viscount Palmerston
Windsor Castle
Colonial Office
Sir W. Nicolay
Mauritius
Windsor
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Bagshot Park
Prince William of Orange
Princess Augusta
Prince George of Cambridge
Melbourne
Palmerston
Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
St.George’s Chapel
Mr.Markham
Ebdon’s Inn
Haydn
Harris
Mitchell
Dean
Mr. Markham
Astle
Seduction leads to suicide in Westminster lodging
A young woman named Mary Wilson, twenty, a discharged maid, cut her throat at her Castle Street lodging in Westminster. She died two hours later at Westminster Hospital. Seduced by an officer of the 17th Lancers she feared his departure to India, turned to vice, and sought poisons from chemists but suspicion thwarted her plan.
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Mary Wilson
Castle-street
Westminster
Westminster Hospital
York Street
17Th Regiment of Lancers
India
Provincial Markets Liverpool Cotton Market Report
The Liverpool market shows sales of 2,000 bags mostly American with full prices. Week ending Sept 19 notes moderate sugar demand, limited to 500 birds, Jamaica B.P. steady, 500 Bengal sold, no Mauritius sales, Demerara molasses small sale, plantation coffee prices largely steady with some reductions on low quality lots, Jamaica ginger small sale, rice limited trade, Jamaica and Demerara rum steady, St Vincent and Grenada proof sold, Catton reports firm prices for American grades and advance on Brazilian goods. A stabbing case at Red House beer shop in Dewsbury ends with Field jailed and Tetley gravely wounded.
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Srrt
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B.P
Jamaica
Bengal
Mauritius
Demerara
Trinidad and Grenada
Brazil
Dewsbury
Red House
Joseph Field
Halliley
Brooke
Hallitey
Samuel Castlehouse
Madrid cholera subsides as Spain braces for shifts in power
Foreign intelligence reports cholera waning in Madrid with counts from June 29 to August 21 reaching high figures but mortality per population near Paris. Madrid medical bodies declare cholera noncontagious, while Spain sees emigration to France rise and Carlist forces recapture towns. Franco-Spanish turmoil continues with Don Carlos’s supporters and Espartero engaging in the Basque country as evacuations and hostages surface. The Paris and Madrid press discuss Buenos Aires trade preliminaries and French-leaning opposition in the Senate amid royalist petitions.
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Moniteur
Madrid
ASGT
Gaceta Medica of
Royal Academy of Medicine and Surgery
Royal College of St. Charles
Board of Hospital Physicians
San Algerine Colonisation Company
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Urbita
Rodil
Granada
Eraso Marechalar
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d’Hio
Baron de Biqueyal
France
Bilboa
Spain
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Ntra
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Committee of Finances
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Rome
Verduno
Piedmont
Turin
Congregation of Sacred Rites
St. Peter
Calvin
Fe &Pat
War Storms Across Basque Country And Frankfurt
Extracts describe Zumalacarreguy's raids after Jana, a major clash near Mondragon and Ochandiano with Queen's forces claiming 600 insurgent dead, Rodil and El Pastor pursuing Bastan and Guipuscoa units, and Arizain burning plans. Separate note from Bucharest cites Russian garrison moves around Silistria. Frankfort report details tense 15th‑inst scene with Austrian Prussian troops, possible prisoner rescue or Diet archive seizure fears, now quiet as orders expel foreign students.
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Bordeaux
Zumalacarreguy
Jana
Ebro
Lorenzo
Bayonne
Mondragon
Ochandiano
Rodil
Cordova
Angelo
el Pastor
Bastan
Navarre Guibelalde
Guipuscoa
Etcbalar
Arizain
Bucharest
Silistria
Baron de Larue
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Frankfort
Zeil
Schsenhausen
Darmstadt Gate
Diet
Offenbach
Brussels Papers Describe Royal Audience and Inundation Talks
The report notes His Majesty’s private audience with Sir G Hamilton in Brussels and a long conference with M Leep about Polders inundations. A deputation from the Société Royale de la Grande Harmonie received the Queen’s standard. an evening fete is planned. Additional items include claims about a Dutch railroad, Austrian officials, and Swiss, Dutch, and Belgian notices on funds, tempests, and local events.
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G. Hamilton
Flanders
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Société Royale de la Grande Harmonie
M. Casimir Perrier
Paris
Lynx
Austria
Holland
Amsterdam
Cologne
German Commercial Union and Tariff of Customs
Belgium
Rhine
d’Argenteau
R. Adair
M. Dietrichestein
Chatéau of
Argenteau
Independant
Rothschild
Switzerland
Lucerne
Uri
Altorf
Zurich
Dr. Schoenlein
Frankfort
Fragmented Pre-Amsiense Concourse Notice and Bond Quotes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a ceremonial day in a pre A miense concourse with references to Margaret Catherine, a board, and mentions of bonds and interest rates. It lists actual debt amounts, amortization, and various 4k per cent, 2k 725, and 8 per cent notes. Exchange quotes for London and Berlin appear, with Dutch papers and state gazette references, indicating market notices and bond prices without clear narrative context.
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Margaret Catherine
London
Erlin
Berlin
Madrid Papers on Finance Committee Report and Debts
An editorial from Madrid discusses the Finance Committee report on the minister of finance’s August proposal to borrow 400 million and reorganize debt. It critiques the committee for endorsing loan actions while denying foreign debt, questions Spain's credit, and urges support for Isabel’s throne amid economic strain. It also comments on French policy and reparations, urging France to indemnify Spain and curb opulent debt, while noting Cuenca unrest as Don Carlos partisans challenge authority.
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Finance Committee
Cortes
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Isabel
Courrier Francais
Count Toreno
Spain
Great Britain
Don Carlos
Courrier Francaig
Bonaparte
France
Paris
Cuenca
Picazo
San Clementi
Peregil, Trones
Mesmero de Peral
Basque Provinces Fight For Independence In Spain
A reformulated summary notes Basque regions Alava Guipuscoa and Biscay held fueros privileges since medieval times. It argues the Basques resist centralization not by opinion but by interest, seeking to preserve republican codes under Oak of Guernica while autocracy tightened elsewhere. The account cites elections for Cortes and ambivalent January 2 insurrection at Bilbao.
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Amsterdam
Depres
Nimeguen
The
National
Viaidut
Spain
Alava
Guipuscoag
Biscays
Alphonso the Wise
Castile
Ebro
Charles the Fifth
Biscay
Guipuscoa
Alaya
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Christinos
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English theatre and political turmoil in a single column
Reports rage over Ireland and England governance with mentions of General Clausel, the Poor Law Amendment Act, and Warwick Bill. The piece critiques magistrates, judges, and Chancellor’s handling, noting Orange influence and calling for clear stance against legislative brutality. It references Lord Brounham and the Spectator amid political controversy.
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England
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Book of the Orange
Chronicle of
Orange
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