Volatile Spirit of Belize Tea advertised in 18th century
Ancient notices advertise a Belize Tea Volatile Spirit claimed to cure consumptions and other ailments. The lengthy sales pitch extols restorative powers for lungs, melancholy, headaches, coughs, and digestion, urging purchases at Batson's Coffee House near the Royal Exchange with seals and coats of arms.
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Highgate
Batson
Royal Exchange
Corphil
Printed Lenses Advertised at Silver-leet and Stationers Hat
Postscript notices from Paris Almanac describe 22 transports returning to Ceuta with troops, many sick, and a Moorish risk. Reports mention two alcaids and six principal ministers traveling to negotiate peace with Spain. Spanish warships and frigates sail toward Oran, with Neapolitan ports and ships noted in transit.
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E. Berington
Bloomsbury
J. Averphem
Morocco
Spain
Mestina
Ortranic
Neapeli
Fiume
Kingdom of
Napiess
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