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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 25, 1792
Page
1
County of Worcester notice announces a General Assembly at Guildhall Worcester to debate an Address to His Majesty regarding the late Proclamation. The meeting is set for the 32th of June instant at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, issued under date of June 1792.
Announcement of a 1793 royal quarto publication by R Pollard featuring prints and biographical engravings of fifteen noble families. Subscriptions offer early proofs, key prints, and favorable delivery terms, with specimens to be shown in London and major cities.
State Paper reports a circular letter of King and the assembled States of Poland addressing the Republics situation. It condemns the Russian declaration as contemptuous and denounces the Diet, foreign troops, and insurrection threats while warning of civil war and foreign influence in Poland. The text criticizes a faction branded as unworthy Polanders and accuses them of inviting intervention to restore order and national dignity.
A Warsaw circular from May 20, 1792, records a rallying appeal by the Confederate States and Polish monarch to defend Poland against Russia. It warns against internal division, praises national ardour, and urges citizens to arm and stand with the king and diet, invoking divine aid and public readings across parishes to spread the message.
Frews the Lincoln Mercury reports a claim that Sprrspury Antiscorbutic Drops cured Tomas Hort of Silk Willoughby after a severe carbuncle and furfeit left him unable to work. The case cites Mr. Clifton as patron and mentions London agents, with bottles sold at 5s and 11s 2d under royal patent since 1773.
Persevering ingenuity earns reward as the Private Wroter Soar’s patent soap faces imitations. The Office at 102 Bank Buildings Cornhill and their Dublin Great Britain Street office now restrict sales to official channels. The soap promises gentler hands, protection from sun, and a whitening softness, with a 14 year exclusive manufacturing patent. One square costs 2s 6d, including stamp duty, with London sales only through the inventor.
A large timber laden ship named the Salisbury was driven ashore at Palling in Norfolk with no crew aboard. The incident stands out as she shows no sign of severe weather prior. In Norwich a new road will be built near Bertreet Gates where the city wall was removed. Canterbury hop grounds show strong bind with healthy plant but other Kent plantations are weak as germination begins.
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