London Court Replies On New York Association Rebellion
The Recorder of London says a committed Association in New York that overturns civil government is not a legal assembly. If they have overthrown government they are guilty of high treason and in rebellion. If London enters correspondence to aid them, the city becomes a principal in that rebellion.
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Recorder of London
City of London
City
New-York
New- York
London
Acces
Matthew Duane
Lincoln’s Inn
Mr. Norton
John Norton
Norton
Marchant
Baer
Advice to Old Women Who Marry Young Husbands
A long letter from a middle aged widow recounts her unhappy marriage to a poorer man who resented her control of money. She describes turning to acts of kindness and generosity to win him back, leading to a happier life over three years. She urges older women to use gentleness and affection with considerate partners and to avoid despotic behavior.
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Nces
Siege of Jaffa Under Mehemet Bey Reported in 76th Letter
A dated letter from April reports the siege of Jaffa ongoing under Mehemet Bey. In Naples on July 4, two Neapolitan frigates joining forces with Spain carry Prince Horace Borghese the Marquis de los Balbases and several Neapolitan officers to serve in the armament.
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Pei Ao
Constantrsore
Jungibi
Baffora
Withou
Jaffa
Am Uider
Mehemet Bey
Naples
Prince Horace
Borghese
Marquis de Los Balbaces
Siege threat and troop movements reach 30,000
A Boston letter reports Gen Putnam warned Gen Gage to quit Boston or face a siege by 30,000 with no quarter expected. The Pro vincial Congress message to Lord Campbell provokes a British response. Promotions and troop orders for America, plus plans to mobilize 30,000 effervescent troops by October, are described amid colonial turmoil.
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Dorn
Boston
Putnam
General Gage
Gage
Carolina
Provincial Congress
William Campbell
Congress
St. James’s
America
Woolwich
War’s
Birmingham
New-England
Lofton
Great Britain
Bargos
Saragossa
Burgos
High Water Timings at London Bridges
Measurements of tides at London Bridges show high water at 52 minutes after five in the morning and four minutes after four in the afternoon. Additional notes indicate similar patterns for Monday and Thursday with specified offsets after morning and afternoon tides.
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London Bridges
Fragmented 19th Century Stock Prices and Bonds Noted
A garbled OCR style record lists prices and percent figures for various stocks and bonds including South Sea and India bonds, with references to dates and percentages. The items mention STQCKS, Bark Ann, Long Ann, Navy, and Lottery Tickers, but concrete details are unclear. The fragment suggests a financial notices page with quoted prices and percentages from different securities.
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India
Navy
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Ongar
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Prevost
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Hayter
Bencoolen
England
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South Seas
Plymouth
Fiji
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Walter Rice
Carmarthenshire
Howarth
Whitechapel
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