Irregular War News Across Brussels to Rhine Front
Fragmentary report describes the Imperial Catholic Army declaring sieges in Brussels and Dyle departments The Thionville Metz garrison attacked insurgents near Arlon killing 600 and taking 1500 prisoners About 2000 French wounded and missing troops arrived at Breda The Batavian government builds a national troop corps to quell revolts along the Rhine Bohemian forces march toward the Rhine Austrian troops in Swabia and Franconia fortify Ulm and Wuerzburg.
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Cers
Prine of Orange
Brussells
Dyle
Foret
Lys
Scheldt
Neather
Thionville
Metz
Arlon
Breda
Batavian Govgrnifent
Rhine
Swabia
Franconia
Nghdh
Ulm
Wurtzburg
East Indies Chronicle Report on Wars and Plague
The report notes Zemaun Shaw s conquest of Herat driving Mohamed Shaw from power with his family as prisoners. A pestilential fever causes great mortality in Moultan forcing residents to flee. Batavia’s garrison is reinforced by French troops amid local hardship. Admiral Serir commands French marine forces while Colombe advances with a squadron amid unclear clashes.
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Zemaun Shaw
Herat
Mohamed Shaw
Moultan
Batavia
France
Allance
Seréir
Cape Cormzitsrin
and ColumBes
Ravages of yellow fever across cities in 18th century reports
The source describes severe yellow fever impact in Philadelphia and New York with mass exodus of residents, daily death tolls, physicians fallen ill, editors dead, and social desolation. It notes the illness stopping Gazette operations and portrays urban collapse as an emblem of doom.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cooper
Smith
Dingley
Jones
Hicks
Behr
Franklin Baché
The
Aurora
the Gazette
Tone Dies In Dublin At 8 O Clock Last Night
Dublin reports the death of Tone at eight o clock last night with a coroner called to examine the body and Major Sandys and the sentinel notified of the incident. The朝 morning details remain unclear as officials pursue the inquiry.
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Dublin
Tone
Ieee
Ani
Sandys
Trial testimony on death by self-inflicted throat wound
Sworn depositions show the deceased wounded his throat with intent to kill himself while restrained from further violence. Three surgeons testified the death was caused by the throat wound, noting the windpipe cut across nearly three fourths of its circumference and that a wider opening could have caused instant death.
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Surgeon Lake
London Gazette Notices of Trades and Deaths
From the London Gazette list of trades and notices all over Lancashire Yorkshire and London including Bradsley the cotton pinner at Affton under line Manchester dates Dec 13 20 and Jan 1 Wells a Cheltenham linen draper Guildhall Dec 15 Shrapnell at Guildhall Dec 22 Ridley coal exchange Dec 12 Whitesmith dealer Dec 47 and J Kingy Newbury grocer with scattered names and places noting multiple dates without full details.
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J. Bradsley
Affton-under-line
Lancashire
Swan Inn
Manchester
W. Wright
St. John-street
Bethnal-Green
Dyer
Guildhall
Ogden
Midgley
Yorshire
Talbot Inn
Halifax
Wells
Cheltegham
Guildh
J. Sanderson
Straids
Yorkshire
J. Shrapnell
Elder and Younger
M. Beyesy
Cheapside
Ridley
Coal Exchange
T- Whitesmith
Bawtry
W. Swan
Devizess Ironmonger
J. Kingy Newburyy
Arise Sun of Righteousness and Bless the Nations
A fragmented poem invoking light and grace to bless distant lands from polar regions to Africa. It pleads for divine dawn to release captives, end oppression, convert minds, and restore faith, with appeals to Jesus for sovereign power and universal reign.
Gardner's Pills and Scurvy Ointment advertised for public relief
A dated broadside promotes Gardner's Pills and Scurvy Ointment as a gentle purifying medicine with broad public use. It cites testimonials from patients and officers, promising relief for infirmities from a nine year leg tic to rheumatism, with free Saturdays for the poor and half-price sales upon ministers’ lines. It names J Gardner at Long Acre and West Smithfield, and claims money back if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Acre
Gardnér
Hig Majesty’s Dockyard
William Patten
Bank
Rochester
25 Years Goat Mr Mey Coach Spring maker
A local man identified as Mr Mey a spring maker at 277 Whitechapel Road was afflicted with rheumatic gout for 25 years and reports a perfect restoration after using Gardner's Pills in November 1797.
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Mr. Mey
Whitechapel Road
Gardner's Pills advertised by J Gardner 1797 health claim
An 18th century advertisement by J Gardner proclaims cures for violent headaches, gravel, and rheumatic complaints using Gardner's Pills. The notice lists numerous apothecaries and medicine vendors in towns from London to Birmingham and Edinburgh, urging readers to seek the remedy from various outlets.
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Cooper
Whitcombe-street
Charing Cross
Mey
Tutt
Royal Exchanges
Appgood
Clark
Borough
Ward
Holborn
Jerment
Crosby
Srrow
Walworth
West Ham
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Chace
Jesus
England
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Hig City Dispensary
West Smithfield
Long Lane
J. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
London
Parkinan
Bank of England
Gardner
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