Wars and dispatches from Europe and America briefed
Seventy line July to August items report arrivals from Holland France and Flanders. British ships returning to Ali can t and Carthagena. Prayers for Tartars plot leader Col Korycki confined. Consul proposal for Memel. Mail robberies near Rome. Charitable gifts to M de la Chalotais and his family provoke a duel. British fleet actions, Jamaica coast and Maryland set on fire by natives. Dublin dean Corbet dies. Floods at Bridge-end Glamorganshire. London burglary and highway robberies. Attendance at court of Hereditary Prince of Hesse Cassel. Parliament to meet Oct 17. Mount Holly reports camp actions and guard-house burns. Essex to Ireland and Cadiz reports. Prices listed for stocks and bonds.
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Parliament Dissolution Planned After Supplies. New Parliament February
From Dublin August 26, authority says no new duties will be proposed in Parliament at the next session. After grants for ordinary supplies, the House of Commons will adjourn for three weeks. The present Parliament will be dissolved by proclamation and a new one summoned to meet February 23 next year.
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Arrivals and Departures At Sea Ports In Jamaica Virginia and Barbadoes
Ships arrive and sail from Jamaica Virginia Barbados and Barbadoes with vessels including Daws Hrown Betsey and Blackburn from Barbadoes Arethusa and other warships remain. Essex Mayflower Randolph London Packet Princess Royal and Rickets list. Arrivals at Milford Britol Plymouth Corke and Cowes include Friendsip George Peggy Lucea Cureren Trevitron Rotterdam Packet Blake Good Intent Venice Packet Teirhey Molly Cowes Richard Murray Mary Hawkes.
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Collins
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Murray
Mary
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Peterburgh
Modern Natural History and Ladies Magazine Advertisements
To the admirers of natural history this day’s issue announces the completion of a twelve volume work on animals vegetables and minerals with engravings and medicinal uses. Also notices Miss Butterfield portrait and a new song. The London Review lists volumes and notices royal society treats and miscellany with publications and prices.
This Day edition of Farmers Harvest Companion and Country Gentleman's Assistant
A priced bound edition by Thomas Jarvis Canterbury printed by W Flackton and others. Includes exact useful tables showing land area cost and value per acre or per perch, with updated editions revised from prior errors. Targeted at stewards land measurers buyers and sellers.
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W. Flackton
Randall
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Anion Poll
Taxation Debate Across the Atlantic in Loyalist View
A letter to the editor argues that monarchies, republics, and colonies share a single sovereignty under a supreme power. It counters American claims of taxation without representation by asserting Parliament's authority and the universal reach of British law, citing historical rulers and biblical precedent to justify taxation and governance over the colonies.
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