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Newspaper

Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 25, 1798

Page

7

Maroon news and church services stir London notices

Mon day reports from Jamaica warn that the Maroons are active as troops prepare for action. In London, St John and St Margaret Assocations attend divine service at St Margaret’s Church with an Amos iii sermon and an anthem headed by Lord Viscount elgrave. Paul and Temple Bar Association also attend service at St Paul’s with a psalm-inspired sermon and marching drums. A critic questions the propriety of marching music during worship. Peter Porcupine reveals a secret United Irishmen group in America seeking liberty and equality as a path to subvert constitutions. A court in Holland overturns a forged bill case after the drawer tried to adulterate a 60l bill. other cases in Dublin and Bedford end in transportation or executions.

Jamaica St.John and St. Margaret St. Margaret’s Church Westminster Amos iii Lord Viscount Elgrave St. Paul and Temple- Bar Association St. Paul’s a _ Peter Porcupine United States W. Robb

Tea sale signals large lot of varieties to be offered

Dispatches from Earl St Vincent report the hoped for overtaking of Napoleon by Nelson and Troubridge remains premature. Tea shipments exceed three million pounds across varieties to be auctioned next sale. Christ's Hospital elected 37 naval lieutenant sons, while Breadfruit trees in St Vincent thrive, tracing Bligh's 1702 plantings. A Holyhead mail theft yielded 1600 guineas.

Earl St. Vincent Grey Nelson Lrowbridge Huenaparte Christ’s Hospital Travers Society of Arts Anderson St. Vincent’s Bligh Otaheite Holyhead

Admiralty report on Aurora naval cruise near Cadiz

From the London Gazette an extra letter from the Earl of St Vincent details Captain Digby and the Aurora’s actions off Cadiz in July 1798. It describes reconnoitering, engaging enemy vessels, burning a brigantine, scuttling a schooner, and driving privateers from the port while reporting ships in the bay and near Cape Prior. It notes encounters with forts, a privateer lugger, and a large French privateer, plus Lloyd’s reconnaissance and destruction of a coast vessel.

Earl of Carmes Cape Prior Cedeira Wrest Medea Aurora Guernsey Chaced Cape Machichicao Asth Bilboa Baguio St. Antero

Local trades and listings from mid August notices

A fragmented listing shows names and trades including a mealman at the Angel Inn in Peterborough, J Browne of Putney with money for a veterinary, J Gable of Salata Surrey a butcher, and multiple Aug dates. Other entries name bookseller J Evans of Patenofter-row, Lang Frazer and Boylston with Nicholas Jane merchants, hatter A Cumming of Rotherhithe Wall, and merchant Henry Kyte of Rye Sussex with various August dates.

Law Spalding Lincoln Mealman the Angel Inn Peterborough J. Browne Putney Money Feriveter A Guildbally J. Gable Salata Surry Butcher Ae Guildhall Ug J.evans Pateenofter-row Lang, Frazer

Ruffian squadron joins Texel fleet under Mackaroff

News from Yarmouth and Falmouth reports Admiral Duncan’s arrival and honors in port after the Ruffian squadron joined the Texel fleet. A captured ship Zeluft carried 1100 pages of extraordinary manufacture from Amsterdam to Hamburg. Drama unfolds with mutiny trials aboard Pluto and a Danish frigate pursuing privateers.

Elfineur Dragoe Christian

Newton's Dog Causes Fire in Scholar's Study

Sir Isaac Newton's temper remained firm as his dog Diamond toppled a lit candle, setting age‑long papers ablaze. He did not strike the animal, only rebuking it with the exclamation Diamond, thou little knowest the mischief thou hast done.

Isaac Newton Diamond Sir Haac

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