Imperial Letters and Seaborne News Across Europe and Algiers
Reports describe an Imperial Senate letter to the Russian Emperor, diplomacy with China, and Chinese tribute by rulers. Algiers receives French consuls as Dey pledges protection, while fleets from Tetuan and Tunis carry troops and captives. American ships refit at Plymouth amid mutinous talk in Boston and Cambridge.
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Safur
France
Holland
China
Petersbourg
Coplés
Pekin
Marfelles
Yat Gq
Daumargres
Partilion
Alger
Algiers
Marfdbe
Joly Io
Tetuan
Stent
Yorks
Alpiéiater
Seo Tike
Malte A
Pelican Arrives from London with Dispatches for Gage
The schooner Pelican under Captain Tucker reaches Marblehead from London with dispatches for General Gage and Admiral Graves. They are secured by Marblehead’s Committee and sent to the Provincial Congress at Watertown. Contents are not yet disclosed.
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London
New Yorn
Providence
Funero
Pelican
Tucker
Marblehead
General Gage
Admiral
Graves
Watertown
Angus M‘donald
Artaff
Genedapwich
Revere
Petra Besisn
Hartfordy
Dante Bedr
Re Lenden
Battle snippets and court notices from James’s era
Reports from St James's, Charlestown, and Lisbon recount skirmishes and diplomatic chatter after a late American engagement. Details include provincial actions near Boston and Batton, letters from spies, and a referenced death in Bengal. A Pembroke college election resolved in Adams’s favor amid broader 18th century court and crime notices.
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism by Dr James's Powder
A patient from Gray's Inn reports a severe year long rheumatic attack ending in marked relief after using Dr James's Powder and Analeptic Pills. The letter details the frail state, failed prior treatments by London physicians, and the rapid improvement after starting the powder, including regimen and recovery notes.
Patient reports cure after James's Powder and Antiseptic Pills
The narrator recounts a medical treatment that opened the body and caused a month long perspiration to ease pain. After a month or six weeks of powder use he felt nearly recovered. Dr James advised Antiseptic Pills, which quickly restored health. He offers to provide details at Gray's Inn if needed. The remedy is sold by Francis Newberry Jr at No 65 in St Paul’s Churchyard London with signed receipts.
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Sax ‘Chen
Newgate-street
Lambeth Church
William. Clark
Pall-mall
Evans
Mourtrow
Lagybeth
Farringdon
Ralph
Windmill Court
Smithfield
William Barren Horwreex
Gray's Inn
James
Francis Newsery
St. Paul?s Church-Yard
Epaving
London
Scarsorough
Helborp-Court
Gray’s Inn
W. B
Francis Newberry
S. Pauls Church Yard
Lee
Wiliam Bayley
Cackspar-street
John Price
Bs India House
Iece
Newtarneek
Larner
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Grosvenor
Jeery
Avar
Holborn
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Berlin
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