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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

16 Feb 1773

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 16, 1773

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2

Proceedings in the House of Commons on the St Vincent expedition

The House debated the St Vincent expedition prompted by Carib attacks. Mr Campbell testified on Count Denerie and Martinue Governor’s dealings. Lord Folkstone and Sir Richard Sutton pressed independence of Caribbs as sovereigns. Divisions followed on provocation and season of troop deployment, with ministry and opposition split. adjournment came after a long session into Tuesday.

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Cooper Campbell Iwas Count Denerie Martitiniqué St. Vincent's Akkeg Governor Melville Count Déherie Beifig Martinique Hin Cobirke Johnttarie My. Campbell Denerie Erenck Martnique 2 Seratays Boyd- Becrington Adair Sts Vincent's Br. T. Townshend Ray Totfiave Alexandér England Aléxander Alexander Aplain Honelt St. Vincent Ithe Dominique Young Leybourne Audbee George the First Cadogan St. Viscent’s America Eucaten Acheme Guinea Alan St. Matthew Porguele St. Helenayvdhd Mr. Sharpe Tortheean Great Britain Sharpe Lord Hillborough Cownell St. Vincent;s Str Vincent's Lord Folkstone Richard Sutton France Amelia Lord North Lord Barrington Latt
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Gardiner and a Soldier of High Minded Courage

In recollection of a duel, the narrator recalls Colonel Gardiner once notorious for duels and temper, yet who later sought virtue through faith after a scuffle. He fought valiantly in Scotland during the late rebellion, dying among the enemy while his troops fled. The piece praises his final transformation and condemns excessive vengeance as a moral failing.

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Gantran Evening Post Scotland Hijs Gardiner Sunewhan Moe J. Burrq Sint. D William ‘Chipman Burrows M‘kinnon Lincoln's-inn-fields
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The Prudentia Letter on Fashion and Marriage

A reader dumps a long satirical note on Prudentia detailing his wife’s fashion driven changes in dress and demeanor. He laments modern customs, argues for simple living, and cautions against fashionable airs while urging self improvement and domestic prudence.

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Guneral Erexine Post Canterbury Prudentia Peron Dreers Ipestier Tati Tafa Silena
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Sway of habits and tobacco in daily life

To the Editor the writer argues that even innocent habits like snuff and tobacco can enslave behavior and impair happiness. Repeated use creates cravings, diminishes appetite, and damages comfort, with broader caution urged toward forming persistent habits that govern mind and daily routine.

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TURLINGTON'S Original BALSAM OF LIFE SALE CONTINUED BY JOHN WRAY

John Wray announces that Martha Wray and Mary Sopp have retired from business and he will carry on the Original Balsam of Life at the King's Arms London. He warns against counterfeits, detailing seals and lawful preparation, and denies any partnership with Turlington's heirs.

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Turlington Ohn Wray MARTHA _WRAY Mary Sopp King’s Arms Bitchinlane Royal Exchange London Robert Turlington John Wray Fitlon
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