Bookshop keepers convicted of libel judged in court
Meff Johnson and Fordan, book sellers, convicted of a libel in publishing Mr Wakefield's Letter to the Bishop of Llandaff. Johnson to six months in the King's Bench Prison and a 50l fine. Fordan to one year in the House of Correction Cold Bath Fields.
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Fordan
Wakefield
Llandaff
King's Bench
Military Regulation Directs Official War Office Correspondence
His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief issues rules for military and public papers to be sent to the Adjutant General. Returns letters and papers must be addressed to the Adjutant General of the Forces, Horse Guards, London, with no signature line. Officials must avoid post fees by sending under covers to the Secretary for War, London, marked Quartermaster General's Department.
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Horse Guards
London
Quarter-Minster-General’s Department
Robberies in Kent and London Leave Victims Struck
Friday near Welling Kent a horseback traveler Mr Baxter resisted three footpads, shot at them, was beaten and robbed of 741 dollars in bank notes. Soon after in Piccadilly a house was entered and robbed of 40 cash an English Lottery Ticket and valuables. Sunday night Mr Poulson’s New Compton Street home was broken into and property stolen.
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St. Martin's Lane
Welling
Kent
London
Busness
de Windt
Piccadilly
Oxford University Admits Numerous B A and B C L Graduates
Oxford February report lists E M Budd of Oriel College admitted B A. Rev H H Rogers of Wadham College admitted B C L. Additional gentlemen named as admitted B A include E Whitley All Souls G Mutter R W Hood St Edmund Hall G T Plummer W F Cosnith Exeter R Hibbard University J Tyley N Ruddocke J S Mathews H T Newport S Thackwell Trinity H D Phelps Hertford J G Copleston R Gatehouse Corpus Christi T Butt Christ Church J Lynn W S Knott H Masterman Wadham E Bryer F T Jackson M Hodge J B May J B Melbuiff Baliol I Tho.
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E. M. Budd
Oriel College
H.H. Rogers
Wadham College
B.C. L
E. Whitley
All Souls
G. Mutter
R W. Hood
St. Edmund Hall
G. T. Plummer
W.F. Cosnith
Exeter
R. Hibbard
University
J. Tyley
N. Ruddocke
J. S. Mathews
H.T. Newport
S. Thackwell
Trinity
H. D. Phelps
Hertford
J.G. Copleston
R. Gatehouse
Corpus Christi
T. Butt
Christ Church
J. Lynn
W.S. Knott
H. Masterman
Wadham
E. Bryer
F. T. Jackson
M. Hodge
J. B. May
J. B. Melbuifff
Baliol
R I. Tho
Cambridge Fellows Elected and Lectures Postponed
Names such as J. Austen, R. Barker, Burne, and W. Kitson of Oriel are listed as elected fellows of a society. Cambridge announces that R. Farrer of Brazen Nofe College is named fellow, while the Professor of the Laws of England postpones lectures to the next term.
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J. Austen
R. Barker
Burne
W.kitson
Oriel
R. Farrer
Brazen Nofe College
Cambridge
Deaths from Moor Park to Gibraltar in old notices
A long list of obituaries notes deaths across England and abroad. T. Bates Rous Esquire dies at Moor Park Herts. Rev. T. Olive of Mucking Essex and Rev. J Young of Legertwood remembered. John Good Quaker linen-draper dies in Bishopsgate in his 71st year. Mrs Shaw of Pontefract leaves £15,000 to her maid. Lt. David Reid wounded on Northumberland dies at Gibraltar Naval Hospital. Rev. T Chambers and long-serving parish minister praised for devout life and charity.
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Herts
T. Bates Rous
Wood-street
Cheapside
T. Olive
Mucking
Essex
Cleveland
St. Thomas
Haverfordwett
Bishopsgate Street
John Good
Coldstream
Legertwood
Pontefract
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Ardsley
Wakefield
Feryam
Swepstone
Leicestershire
Jarvis
Radway
T. Chambers
Sherwall
Warwick
Hardwick
Oxfordshire
Kilkenby Tig Bew
Mall Timmings
Ship News Reports Loss of Garland Frigate Off Madagascar
Admiralty advices confirm the Garland frigate is lost off Madagascar though the crew were saved. Nautilus and 12 merchant ships with convoy are near Flamborough Head with officers and crews saved. Commodore Blanket’s squadron was spoken off the Cape of Good Hope en route to the Red Sea. A cutter sighted Brest hints at French forces lacking full manpower. Capt Clarke of Victorious detains a vessel bound for Mauritius.
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Gunter
Thore
Flamborough Head
India
Blanket
Cape of Good Hope
Red Sea
Falmouth
Brest
Bug
Clarke
Victorious
Fort St. George
Mauritius
Privateers, ship actions, and losses near European ports
A chaotic convoy and privateer activity report notes Danish vessels off Tranquebar, detention of the L'Ouieu by a 96 gun ship, and a French privateer named L'Une near the Red Sea. It records wrecks near Scotland, flotilla movements from Portsmouth, and multiple captured or lost ships including the Fly and the Fowey cutter, with alarming losses among crews and cargoes across the Atlantic and North Sea.
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Cuyler
Lucy
Whitehaven
Hopewell
London
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Durham
Swan Revenue
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Salmon
Fez
Ravens Service
Clemente
Gravelines
Valenciennes
Angthien
Harwich
Argus
Colchester
Essex
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