Fragments on Liberty and Conscience in 18th Century Debate
The passage argues that religious control equates to tyranny over mind and body. It criticizes clerical influence as a form of slavery and praises true patriots who resist such authority. The speaker asserts personal conscience as a battleground against coercive power, naming Mr Fog and Sam in a heated defense of liberty.
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Fog
Sam
Mail from Holland and Baltic dispatches recount European affairs
Reports from Petersburgh Dantzick and Vienna describe conferences on Persia and developments in Prussia Saltzburg Protestant settlement under King Frederick William II. Czarina praised. orders to guard frontiers as contagion fears rise. Ships arriving and sailing from Hamburg Rotterdam Oporto and St Christophers reflect busy Atlantic and Baltic trade and naval movements.
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Count de Potoski
Bielcks
Dantzick
Prussia
Saltzburg
Constantinople
Poland
Republick
London News and Court Notices from Gravesend to London
News from the Admiralty reports Lord Torrington aboard the William and Mary Yacht safe at Gravesend with easterly winds, plans to weigh at the next tide. Captain Symonds to take command of the Sharke at Portsmouth. Princesses Mary and Louisa enjoy air at Hampstead before dinner. September guard attendance arranged for the Queen. Highwayman robs Blandford Stage Coach pair but escapes with some spoils. Moll Harvey jailed for assault and disorderly house. Newgate imprisonment for theft at Sun Tavern. Sessions of Peace begin at Guildhall with 130 prisoners to be tried at the Old Bailey.
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Admiralty Office
Lord Torrington
Gravesend
Symonds
Portsmouth
Mary
Louisa
Hampstead
Kensington
Over
Brighter
Ducuman
Money
Blandford
Hounslow- Heath
Moll Harvey
Hicks’s Hall
Inflow of arrivals at Gravesend from multiple ports
Deal records a strong eastnortheast wind with no ships in the Downs. At Gravesend on Sept 3 the Royal Vineyard from Calais, the Triumph from Jamaica, the Ostend Packet from Middleburg, the Homer and the William and Margaret from Dantzick, the Fenwick from Narve, and the St Michael from Newport are listed as arrived.
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Deal
Downs
N.E
Gravesend
Royal Vineyard
Browne
Calais
Triumph
Cross
Jamaica
Ostend
Whitherall
Middleburg
Homer
Clarke
Dantzick
Fenwick
Hewison
Narve
St. Michael
Delange
Newport
Marriage of Master of Raye and Miss Dalrymple
A marriage occurred last Wednesday between the Master of Raye and Miss Dalrymple daughter of Sir Robert Dalrymple and granddaughter to the Lord President of the Session. A third Reprieve was granted for Joseph Hume the soldier for killing Boddock the shoemaker. A curious animal skin with two heads and eight feet was added to Surgeons Hall as a curiosity. Market quotes and bonds markets follow with diverse figures for South Sea stock India bonds and various insurance and bank securities.
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Raye
Dalrymple
Robert Dalrymple
Joseph Hume
Boddock
Surgeons Hall
Sale notice for Bohea and Green Teas at the Customhouse
By order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs a parcel of Bohea and Green Teas will be exposed to sale at the Customhouse London on Wednesday September 6 1732 at three o clock in the afternoon. Viewings Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 September eight to twelve and two to five, and Wednesday morning before the sale. Buyers pay five guineas per lot down. if under five pounds half payable, goods must be taken within fourteen days, with reweighing and new pricing for the Bohea and Green Teas at five shillings per pound with a penny rise per pound per bid.
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His Majesty’s Customs
Customhouse
London
King’s Warehouse
N. B
South Sea Company to Hold General Court in London
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company announce a General Court at their Threadneedle Street House London on Friday next the 8th at eleven in the forenoon for half yearly and special affairs.
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South-Sea Houses
London
South-Sea Company
Threadneedlestreet
Notice of Brandy Sale by Tomas Ear rs in London
Tomas Ear rs, a French wine merchant in Seething Lane London, imports neat old brandy and offers it at 6s 6d per gallon cash ready money for any parcel and by wholesale on the Keys with no adulteration. He plans a large arrival and tasting at the Keys. attendance at his Seething Lane house daily noon to one and at Tom's Coffee House in Cornhill from twelve to two.
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Tomas Earrs
Seething-Lane
Tower-Street
Londons
Exrys
Tom
Cornhill
Religious Works and Sermons Published on This Day
A list of religious titles and works issued today including Samuel Clarke related discourses on God and revelation, Clarke's Sermons in ten volumes, a Dissertation on the darkness at Christ's Passion, Ashilly Syxtes on error’s innocence, and a Vindication of Innocency of Error with various editions and prices.
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Dr. Clarke
God
Dr. King
James
Joan Knapton
Crown
Ludgate-street
St. Paul’s
Samuel Claike
Lastwart
Clarke
PuLzeon
chacEchipfe
Akfhor AsHilly Syxtes
D. D
Oxford
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Holland
Falmouth
Phoenix
Oliver
Thomas
Hocking
Oporto
Rotterdam
Caroline
Frederickstadt
Benham
E. Southampton
William and Thomas
Guernsey
Pickow
Mary of
Edinburgh
South Sea Ann
Bank
India
Prem
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings