Clergyman’s Death Spurs Moral Outcry and Charity
An editor recites a London incident in which a poorly clothed yet educated Anglican clergyman, exhausted by hunger and fever, sought lodging and a manuscript sermon to survive. Mrs. Hawkes at the King's Head inn in Enfield provided aid, yet he died soon after. The piece condemns cruelty and lauds benevolence, noting a late charitable gift could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Enfield
A.B
Kew
Ratchiff Cross
Bridge
Blatz
Yeterday
Mr. Derbson
Tooley - Street
Southwark
Hoxton
Thames-street
John Duckworth
Warwick
Kingdom
Northampton
William Linsey
John Church
William Eyres
Foote
Bow-street
Sir John Fielding
Lucas
Milsom
North End
Defoe
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crafe
Fordyce
White-Conduit
Field
Hawke
Croydon
Surry
Cliffordstreet
Francis Reynolds
Lancaster
Bedfordrow
Budgen
Thomas Budge
John Wilkes
Sussex
Brighthelmston
Star Inn
Marchant
Portlade
Steyning
Horthams
Horsham
Winchester
Salisoury
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland
Weymouth
James Sloper
William Coombs
John Akerman
John Newman
D. Keele
Adam Lawford
John Rudman
Mildenhall
Thomas Martin
Stone
John Stanly
George Teakle
Thomas Smith
John Webb
Mary Swindle
Ezekiel Elliott
Lawford
Martin
Stanly
Larmouth
William Gordon
Charles Sutherland
Harwich
Ipswich
Lord Rosehill
Earl of Northerk
Newcastle
England
King’s Arms Inn
Thomas Benison
Menage
Manson-House
Hort Bry
Melling
County of Lancaster
Horny
Graffingham
Whitray
Tatham
Bottenhead
Botten
Barking
Backsbottom
Roterindale
John Athcbek
Extraordinary cure by Marchants Drops in London
A letter from Long Jane to surgeon Mr Norton of Golden-Square London reports six years of severe stomach pain and poor spirits, then recovery after using Marchant's Drops. The note urges publication for public benefit and cites cures for syphilis, scurvy, ulcers, and other blood disorders, warning of counterfeits and urging purchase only from Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant
Long Jane
Southwick
Edward Marqure
Norton
Golden-Square
Piccadilly
London
John Norton
Owen
Macganus
Argre
Mir
Hig
Mr. Kearny
Rockfeler
Royal and Vatican Notices from July Distress and Wedding Twist
Reports from Petersburgh Rome and Berlin note the Empress awarding St Catherine orders to the Landgravine of Hesse Darmstadt and daughters, Pope appointing five Cardinals and two prelates, and harvest early with large crops. Paris covers Bordeaux relief and a comic wedding scare when a bride’s mother weeps while the bride remains unmoved, prompting the fiancé to abort the marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bourdeaux
St. Sauveur
London plans to curb export of bullion and royal notices rise
A plan before the Lords of the Treasury seeks to prevent bullion exports to protect trade. Reports mention a Great Lady's nervous illness, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester traveling to Alnwick Castle, and Russia Denmark alliance confirmations. Letters from Bath note the Duke of Kingston gravely ill, while the Lord Mayor remains ill. News cover robberies, lunacy commissions, highwaymen trials, executions postponed or reprieved, and various social notices across towns including Maidstone and York shire.
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Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
Alnwick-castle
Northumberland
Duke of Northumberland
Russia
Denmark
Petersburgh
Baron Nolken
Baltic
Bath
Duke of Kingston
Boswell
Yorkshire
Meffis
Crosby
Bull, Turner
Kennet
Maidstone
Portlyfield
Bourne
S Chool
Petryfield
Co .A
Haxton
Augustus ‘Greenland
Charles, Coston
Sand Leonard Marting
Els
Sail vessels fail this season emigrants bound for America
Fragmentary report notes ten vessels have already failed or are set to fail this season with emigrants for America. It lists ships from Sky Long-island GlenGary Sutherland Ross-shire and Scotland among others. Also mentions a local death in Edinburgh and a patent hair-removing preparation advertised in London outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sky
Long-island
Glengary
Sutherland
Rossshire
John Young
Edinbergh
Ann Hedsderwick
Elizabeth Marshall
Robert Blair
Ormiston
Garledina
Gifford’s
Serle-stréet
Lincolivge Inn-Fields
J. Snoxell
Cheapside
England
High Water Notes at Lonson Bridge
The Lonson Bridge reports high water occurrences with times listed for tomorrow and Thursday. Observers note morning and evening stages with specific clock references and vague abbreviations indicating water levels.
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Lonson Bridge
Corn and grain price listings at the Corn Market
Market pricing shows corn at 0 to 663 per quarter, wheat varieties quoted up to 663, barley and oats ranges, rye and pale malt listed, various forts and ditto marks, with general rates for beans and rape seed in lane markets. Names of items include finest flour, hog peate, peas, and tares in steady ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Financial ticker style snapshot from a stock brief
A compact listing shows Bank and India stock figures with percentages like 3 per cent and 4 per cent. It mentions South Sea, Ditto, and Confol entries with varying prices and notes on reductions. The fragment references Navy bills and various abbreviations, portraying a hurried market update with limited readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tystal
India
Navy
Warrington Academy Announces Autumn Lectures in Warrington
The Warrington Academy in Lancashire opens on September first with lectures in Classics Logic Ethics Theology and more. Professors include Rev John Arkin Rev Enfield Rev George Walker and Mr Lewis Guerry. Admissions details and the annual State report are available from Mr Johnson at 72 St Paul’s Churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Academy
Warrington
Lancashire
John Alkin
Mr. Enfield
George Walker
Lewis Guerry
Bright
Johnson
Bockfeller
St. Paul's Churchyard
Academy
Enfield
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Mr. Norton
Postscript
Hotta
Flanders
Ruris
Bhaddon
Oxford
Haddon
Bampton
Witn
Burford
Farringdon
Meff. Stephens
Shencot
Oxfordshire
Mr. Stephens
Lincoln’s Inn
W. Bayley
Cockspur-fleet
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Civer-Cat
New Bond-street
Grosvenor
Anes
Crown
Holborn
F. Newbery
J. Price
India House
Leadential-street