The Life and Surprizing Adventures of Mr Duncan Campbel
A late edition proclaims the deaf and mute Scotsman Mr Duncan Campbel living at Exeter Court Strand who records strangers names and fortunes. It details his travels into Lapland his teaching method for Deaf and Dumb Persons and a discourse on magic and daemons. Also advertised are medical works on melancholies and vapours with cures and a notice of horse plate races in Durham and York with cocking events.
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Duncan Campbel
Exeter Court
Savoy
Strand
Gelt
Archibald Campbell
Lapland
Duncan Campbell
Girit
Perons
Campbell
Edinburg
B. Curll
Dial
Cache- Rio Street
Bernard Cate Moor
County of
Durham
Yorkhire
Bishoprick
London Printed by Berington and Sold by Adolphen
From the Amsterdam Courant May 17. Vienna May 3. The Turkish threat to Poland prompts the Emperor to harden regiments rapidly. Copenhagen May 16. British Squadron under Sir John Norris anchored in our road two days ago. Amsterdam May 16. Geneva reports contagion in Provence. Rome April 26. Sacred College sent part of the Pope’s pension payment to the Chevalier de St George.
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Amsterdam
Geneva
Provence
Rome
Sacred College
Chevalier de St. George
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Graham’s Dee
Scotland
Stukeley
Midd
Temple Gate
Fleecstreet
Haydon-yard
London
Berington
Bloomsbury
E. Adolphen
Stationers-Hai
Holland