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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1771

Page

4

Noblemagine to Return as Kingdom Tense Rumors Rise

A murmur spreads that the unpopular Noblemagine plans an imminent return to this realm amid mounting scrutiny and factional tension. Observers await official word as observers weigh potential consequences for the realm's leadership and stability.

Aged Observations on Patriotism and Trade Privileges

A Mercator letter from May 16 1771 laments old age temptations and questions royal pay raises for guards amid rising prices. He contrasts Queen Anne’s generosity with present liberalities, mocks public discourse, and criticizes traders’ privileges. He argues unions and companies harm general trade compared with private commerce.

Horace Ann Pawlet Duke of Ormond West Indies Printer Huntsur

Argument on Popular Delusion and Market Manipulation

The writer laments how societies can be driven to deceive themselves and quarrel over benefit, noting English gentlemen lose wealth to supply fishmongers and sellers with lace and luxury. He discusses dormant forestalling laws and the failure to enforce them, while nobility and gentry still purchase their own goods more expensively elsewhere.

C. Mercator England London

OUBRAKEN's HEADS and BIRCH's LIVES in One Hundred and Eight

A historical snippet highlights Oubrakens heads and Birchs lives among one hundred eight illustrious persons, naming figures and eras in a compact header style. The brief notes address notable individuals and their roles within a ceremonial or commemorative listing.

Oubraken Birch

William Cadogan on Chronic Diseases and Cure Methods

A historical dissertation discussion by William Cadogan Fellow of the College of Physicians. It explores chronic diseases jointly considered, asks what causes underlie them, and proposes a rational natural cure method addressed to all infants. Printed for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall.

William Cadogan The College of Physicians J. Dodsley Pall Mall

Court relations and dispatch secrecy in May reports

Postscript notes the conférencés case not yet transpired and that dispatch imports remain secret. It cites apparent harmony between the court and Russia and reports Hamburg May 5 progress in recruitment and Prussian orders to join regiments. Hague May 14 notes Holland and West Friesland Estates meeting as Admiralty commissioners continue consultations.

Russia Hamburgh Prussia Hague Holland West Friezland Admiralty

London Gossip From Buckingham to Dover in 18th Century Notices

A London fragment reports alarming illness of a royal figure at Buckingham House but expected recovery soon. It notes dispatches from Antigua, France, and surprising stock moves, naval movements, and preparations for visits by nobility. Local incidents include accidents, robberies, and a variety of court and social happenings around May.

Buckingham House Antigua Amelia Johnston France Ambassadour Great George Westminster Lord Harcourts Privy Council Prince of Wales Ofnaburgh Earls of Holderness Markham Buckingham Hampton Court Prince of Mecklenburgh South Audley-street Earl of Bute Ravensworth Berkeley Square Ravensworth Castle Durham Fubbs Lord Sandwich Dover Portsmouth Canary Islands India House India Dutch East India Company Flying Horse Holland Texel East Indies Aapir Manilla War Beigal Blackwall Macaulay England London Poupis Eton Militar Ary Salthill Tie’ Monten South Audie Holborn Mr.Hickmany Fetter-lane Aga Asa Fleet-street Westminger Bridge Vauxhall Essex-street Strand Mes. Lansdale Mervér-Greaty Acre Hereford Jake Fitherse Joke Barrell Brecon Llangamerch Builthy Cardigan Dito Ape

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