Ali-Buonaparte and the Nile Works in Warrows
A fragmentary account notes five member directory and new administrations in Warrows towns. It mentions construction of waterworks diverting Nile waters to Alexandria area, drawing admiration from local inhabitants. It recalls Buonaparte at a Mawometan birthday fete wearing eastern dress, self proclaiming protector of all religions, called Ali-Buonaparte by locals.
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Warrows
Alexandria
Whé&s Buonaparte
Mahomet
Ali-Buonaparte
Milan 1 November Italian assignats decree Rome crisis
Italy reports Milan and Rome: affignats fallen by 25 percent. General Macdonald orders a compulsory course for Roman assignats. Refusers face penalties including a heavy fine and possible long-term imprisonment. Austrian troops push toward the frontier. French detain Turkish vessels near Corfu.
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Milan
Rome
Macdonald
Cicero
Republic
Corfu
Conspiracy Arrests Stir Batavian Republic
A Dutch report details the discovery of a conspiracy to overturn the Batavian Republic. Leaders and conspirators were arrested at Schiedam and Voorstédt, with plans to restore the old terror and favor Britain. The House backed executive measures and ordered trials by the Hàolland Zealand tribunal.
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Order of Thines
alJa
Sper Aaiy
Brabant
Gromevels
A.voody
Schiedaln
Ruitkh
Viffer
Caltenes
Romyn
Voorstédt
Etatrema
Directory
Paris
Shert
Ttg
Holland
Zealand
New York Death Toll Drops to Ten or Under
The Bulletin of Health from Philadelphia reports November 1 death rate in New York fell to ten per day or under. The city Board of Health officially informs residents of the improved health status and guidance to continue precautions.
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New York
Bulletin of Health
Philadelphia
Board of Health
Philadelphia Fever Abates As Frost Clears Dangers
A Chesnut Hill–Philadelphia letter notes severe frosts have reduced contagion and urges cleansing and ventilation of long unaired dwellings bedding and clothing. The U S election shows French partisans defeated with strong government support. M Lyon of Vermont convicted for seditious practices four months in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Chesnut Hill
Philadelphia
Committee of Health
United States
M. Lyon
Vermont
On the Sun and Stars Poetic Reflection
A compact devotional poem likens the dying Saviour to the setting sun and stars fading at sunset. Experince notes that until the sun gone no stars are visible and the fainting receive their glory in his fall. The verse uses celestial images to reflect theological themes and the transient nature of light and life.
The Gospel Thrives Amid Foreign Jars and Civil War
A religious meditation on how gospel progress grows under international opposition yet suffers during civil strife at home. The speaker commits to God regardless of who they battle, warning that division within the home weakens honor while faith endures despite external conflicts.
Young Person Seeks Under-Teacher Post Near Metropolis
A young person with genteel education desires appointment as an Under-Teacher in a dissenting boarding-school near or within a few miles of the metropolis. Terms to be agreed with the employing Lady. letters to A.B. No. 10 North-side of the Royal Exchange will be attended.
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A.B. No. 10
Royal Exchange
Village Tracts and a Repository for Tracts in London
Publishing from Fleet-street London announces Village Tracts with cheap prices and a proposed London Repository to reprint local pieces for wider distribution. No. 1 The Inhabitants No. 2 Friendly Advice No. 3 A Short Account of the Death of John Equles outlines Gospel neglect consequences. Prices range from halfpenny to shillings per hundred.
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T. Crarmen
Fleet-street
London
Merry Burder
Greathead
Crarnzn
John Eqwles
T. Chapman
Chapman
Discovery of Gardner's Pills and Scurry Ointment
A broad promotional piece extols Gardner's Pills and Scurry Ointment as a gentle cure for varied ailments. Testimonials claim recovery from long narures including a nine year carbatic leg complaint and rheumatism, with endorsements from officers and Bank of England officials.
25 Years Goat Mr Isley Restored by Gardner’s Pills
Mr Isley of Whitechapel Road was afflicted for 25 years with rheumatic gout and is reported perfectly restored after using three boxes of Gardner's Pills. The notice dates this as November 1797 and reflects a period advertisement style.
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Perkinson
Bank of England
Gardner
Contel
Enquirer
Isley
Whitechapel Road
Gardner’s Pills Proclaim Cure for Headache and More
A 14 year sufferer from violent headache chronic gravel rheumatic complaint left with use of limbs restored after one box of Gardner's Pills. The notice lists many towns and merchants through whom the medicine is sold, signed by J Gardner.
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Cooper
Whitcombe Street
Charing Cross
Gardner
Tust
Royal Exchange Hapocod
Wellclose-square
Clarky Borough
Guolbor
Erman
Crosby’s-rows
Walworth
West-Hatts Wright
Doncaster
Munn
Kettering
Lansdowne Road
Bath
Huffey
Maryport-firset
Guire
Bedminster
Beistol
Wawne and Co
Hull
Sanders
Banbury
Edinburgh
Clout
Sevenoaks
Swinney and Co
Birmingham
Etherington
Rochester
Chatham
Dodd
Gravesendi Horsey
Portsea
Wotten
Chertsey
Miller
Woaleich Lucock
Kimbolton
Kelloway
Fordingbridge
Angus
Bel*wick
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Italy
America
England
J. Gardner
Long Acre
West Smithfield
Long Lane
J. Garpner
Lone Acre
Mr. GarpDnea
His Majesty
William Patten
Bank
May
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