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Weekly Register

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1798

Page

5

Memoirs of the late celebrated David Rittenhouse

A biographical sketch recalls David Rittenhouse born April 8 1732 in German Town Pennsylvania. Self taught clockmaker and mathematician, he studied Newton and Antions, joined the American Philosophical Society, observed Venus transit, and rose to chair the society in 1791. He earned degrees and honors from colleges and societies, served as Mint director and Pennsylvania treasurer, and died January 26 1796 in Philadelphia, buried at his observatory. described as virtuous, scholarly, and devout.

German Town Pennsylvania College of New Jersey Isaac Newton Mott Newton Leibniz Europe Philadelphia American Philosophical Society Smith Lakers Franklins Ruth Rittenhouse Thompson Philospers

Agricultural Reports for August 1798

The harvest in southern districts is abundant and crops in midland counties are plentiful. Hay yields were favorable, second cut widely good, and turnips promising. Hops show a favorable change. duty set at 50,0001. London grain and cattle prices appear in tables. Shrewsbury fleece wool 16s-21s, lambs wool 14s-17s, new cheese 40s-50s per cwt.

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Majesty visits Admiralty and Windsor amid dispatches from Ireland

A dated report notes King George at Windsor Theatre receiving Ireland dispatches on Monday as Earl Spencer inspected Malta trophies at the Admiralty. The King granted a pension of 3000 pounds to Mrs Herries and 150 to each of her daughters. A Chennai–style row follows with Naples and Fort St. George pension motions and piracy reports from Surat.

Earl Spencer Admiralty Malta Windsor Theatre Ireland India House Lord Hobart Fort St. George Fox Isle of Wight East Indies Cape of Good Hope Madras Royal Charlotte Culpte Fast India Company Manilla India Company Joseph Banks Tanical Garden Surat Nagar Bary S. Thornton Hull Surrey Roads Duke of Portland Bulttrode Hounslow Barracks Burlington House Wilfn Hounslow-heath Burton Pynsent Oxford-street

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