Life of John Tweddell Esq. and his travels
John Twed dell Esq of the Inner Temple and Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge died after a fever lasting a few days. He had been abroad almost four years, visiting most of Europe and living in parts of Russia and the Turkish empire. His industrious nature yielded extensive information about those regions, which may be preserved for public benefit.
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John Tweddell
Inner Temple
Trinity College, Cambridge
Europe
Russia
Turkish
Ship News From Yarmouth and Nearby Ports
News briefs from Yarmouth report the Princess Royal delivering mails and officers, the loss of the 74 gun Kent near the Texel, a frigate driven ashore, and wrecks observed as gale season continues. Ramsgate notes casualties in the 45th regiment, with troops fatigued after a long sea voyage and grounding on a sand bank. Downstream reports in the Downs, Lisbon passengers, and convoys facing losses, while merchants and captains report ships burning or saved, including the Washington and various cargoes. a Carter John returns from Morlaix with French prisoners, and the Channel fleet moves west under Lord Bridport as a sailor commits suicide aboard the Polly. The Dryad brings letters from Botany Bay, prisoners ironed, and the Bantry doctor noted, with many deaths aboard the Friendship. Sheerness records Dutch captains paroled from ships lately taken near the coast.
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Texel
Margate
Trong
Helder
Downs
Falmouth
Palace
Lisbon
Tarleton
Tarletin
England
Auckland
Schuyler
Washington
Nixon
Liverpool
New York
Kempe
Morlaix
Cartel John
Singleton
Brest
Channel Fleet
Lord Bridport
N. N
John Latkey
Polly
Marbiehead
Faton
Havannah
Bilboa
Cork
Dryad
Minerva
O Connor
Bantry Doélor
Alcock
M*‘Carthy
St. Ledger
Proffer
Fulton
Friendship
Sheerness
London
Dutch Shipping Appearance At Sea After Departure
Helder 5 and most others have left for town leaving behind a fleet of Dutch ships. Their black and yellow sides rise well above the water and a pendant flag flies at the main top gallant mast with an English ensign at the stern. About 40 to 50 Dutch sailors remain aboard. Earlier they attempted to seize a small vessel nearby to escape but were spotted and forced to abandon the plan.
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Helder
Cure for Rheumatism Promised by Gardner Medicines
An 1799 testimonial from Keswick lauds Mr Angus and J Gardner of Long Acre for rheumatism relief with Pills and Plasters. The letter claims after one box and plaster use, recovery followed, urging others in similar distress to seek the medicines at stated outlets across Britain and Ireland.
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Mme
Angus
J. Wilson
N.B
J. Gardner
M. E
Acres
Tott
Bolton
R. Exchange
Swinton
Fleet-street
Swinney
Birmingham
Mills
Lastsown-road
Bath
Holley
Maryport
Bristol
Warren
Hegg
Windor
Brook
Litteln
Abraham
Newport
Dunn
Nottingham
Snowdon
Northfeet
Horsey
Portsea
Smith
Purfizets
Clout
Seven Oaks
Croft
Southwell
Royce
Broker
Stanford Yi Macklin
Southampton
Wilcox
Tawcester
Hoppgood
Wellclose-squarez Rowells
Brampton
Bristow
Canterbury
Clark
Borough
Coopers -Weitham
Garner
Margate
Hargrave
Kennersbro
Harrow-gate
le Cheminant
Guermsey
Millar
Waglwich
Ward
Holborn
Atkinson
Manchester
Bufs
Bury
Long Acre
Shérh
England
John Wesley
Gardner
Saracen's Head Inn and Coach Services Across England
William Mountain and Co announce frequent coach lines from Saracen's Head Inn Snow Hill London to Liverpool Manchester Shrewsbury Bath York Hull Exeter Yarmouth Bristol Edinburgh and more. Guards travel with each coach, several routes run daily or weekly with specified arrival times and stops. Passengers may rest en route and continue later without extra fare. Luggage limits apply.
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Saracen's Head Inn
Snow Inn
London
Oeiverpool
Warrington
Knutsford
Stone
Litche Udfield
H. Stanton
Crown Inn
Red Cross
Liverpool
Potteries
Manchester
Wilmslow
Congleton
Newcastle
Walsall
Wolverhampton
Grecian
Market-street-lane
Shrewsbury
Wellington
Royal Charlotte
Bell and Unicorn’ Inn
East Grinstead
Bletchingly
Godstone
Croydon
Peers
Southampton
Winchester
Alresford
Alton
Odihams
Bagshot
Fountain Air
Isle‘of Wight
Guernssey
Ferrey
Birmingham
Warwick Mercury
Warwick
Rnowles Kineton
Ban
Bury
Tingewick
Buckingham
Winslowy
Aylesbury
Trings
Berkhamstead
Saracen
Hull
Northcave
Howden
Thorne
Doncaster
LEEDS
New Light
Rockingham
Stamford
Newarks Retford
Ferrybridge
North Road
Kendal
Lancaster
Preston
Kirby Lonsdale
Boulton
Chorley
Ormiki
Garftaig
Goardediveins
SOUTH
Spilsby
Louthk
York
Edinburgh
Newark
Kesford
Tadcatter
Darlington
Northallertom
Durham
Morpeth
Berwick
Scarborough
Whitby
Carlisle
Benrith
Brow
Appleby
Gretabridge
Richmond
Catterick
Boroughbridge
Wetherby
Aberford
Grantham
Exeter
Plymouth
Falmouth
Dartmouth
Dorchester
Salisbury
Honiton
Axminster
Bridport
Blandford
Basingstoke
Yarmouth
Norwich
Lowestoft
Ipwich
Colchester
Newmarket
Bristol
Bath
Marberough
Sheffield
Rotherham
Chippenham
Calne
Marlborough
Duke of York
Bungay
Suffolk
Marlbro
Newbury
Reading
Windsor
Eton
Staines
Worcester
Pershore
Wycombe
Cirencester
Abingdon
Henley
Leicester
Harboro
Kimbolton
Sunbury
Hampton
Ae Twickenham
William Mountain and Co
Snow Buill
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Ship News
Keswick
Hans Sloane
B. Jacob
St. Giles’s
Denmak-street
Scotland
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