Spartan Virtue and Government in Ancient Policy
The piece argues that property viewed for distinction and honor stirs envy and greed, while virtue and civic duty thrive when corruption is curbed. It contrasts Spartan magistracy with other systems, noting integrity kept the state steady and predicting collapse if virtue fades, citing Ephors and senate practices.
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Vocitus
Sparta
Greece
Rome
Letter From Staten Island Reports Rebel Discontent
From London a dated letter to America dated August 13 notes rising rebel discontent as deserters report strict imposition by rebels forcing four men to leave work and families. An example from Long Island describes a man hanged for praising the king. A Staten Island officer cites Congress appointing commissioners to try the mayor of New York and three women accused of carrying on a dangerous affair.
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Englis Lar- Sour
Antige
London
Virginia
Washington
Congress
New York
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
John Langdon
America
South Carolina
Morris Simkins
Williamsburgh
Hanover
New Kent
King William
Rogers
Plains of Abraham
Charles Town
Cockswain
Dover
Philadelphia
Ann
Liverpool
Wife
St. Vincent’s
Corke
Grenada
Caley
Revenge
Rhode Island
Tobago
Admiralty Office
Jeter
Vienna
Ostend
Auges
Ghent
Paris
England
Windfir
76Th Regiment
Lord George Lenox
Guildhall
Westmintster
Hchefer
Susan
O’brien
Cotterill
Middlesex
Ringstreet
Westminster
Staten Igand
Long- Yud
Staten-island
Congrefs
Bayor
New-York
Extraordinary cures and racing news from Paris to Newmarket
An Arty discovery in medicine claims fumigation cured late venereal stages, with four hundred certificates prompting rewards. Horse racing at Newmarket features Mambrino versus Pumpkin for 1000 guineas, Pumpkin prevailing. Weepstakes won by Vernon’s colt. Local market notes include hops and hay prices. A burglary near Westminster and a boy’s arrest in Rotherhithe are reported, plus election antics in the Corporation. Richard Saunders sworn mayor of Abingdon for the coming year.
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Paris
la Iouette
Patiis
Newmarket
Lord Grosvenor
Mambrino
Eastman
Edge
Abingdon
Richard Saunders
Ofice
State Lottery Tickets Sold By Hazard and Co
The Tickets are sold and divided into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths by Hazard and Co stock brokers at their State Lottery Office under the Royal Exchange. All shares sold at the above office will be stamped with the Crown and found in Hazard's Lottery Office.
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Hazard and Co
OvSec
Royal Exchange
N.B
Hazard
Whole Chances at 4s 14s 6d and Shares in Proportion
Lottery notes advertise chances at four shillings fourteen shillings sixpence and share in proportion entitling to twenty thousand pound prizes and other prizes drawn in the first fourteen days. Tickets offered at multiple London locations including Holborn Fleet Street Cheap Side Hitchin Lane and Cornhill with prizes up to 20,000 pounds. The full scheme with particulars is delivered free.
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Moreswoxtry
High Holborn
Fleet-street
King-street
Cheapside
Hitchin-lane
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
State Lottery 1776 Offers Shares at Nicholson and Co
Nicholson and Co advertise the 1776 State Lottery with a wide variety of tickets and share options sold at Bank buildings Cornhill. They promise forward delivery of prizes and guaranteed favorable terms, with tickets registered and orders from the country promptly executed. Begin drawing the 13th of next month.
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Nicholson and Co
Cornhill
N. B
Warren's True Original Milk of Roses Skin Cleanser
An 18th century product notice touts Warren's Milk of Roses as a safe cleanser for infants from six hours old and a purifying skin treatment for adults. Sold by Richard Warren at the Golden-Fleece, Marybone, with a shop at No 41 Wood Street for city families.
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Warren
Richard Warren
Fuller’s Purifier Promoted for Clean Cloths in Cheapside
An eighteenth century notice advertises Fuller's Purifier for white and stone colored cloths sold at a shop in Cheapside with full directions and a glass bottle price listed.
Tragedy Distress’d Mother at Covent Garden Theatre
Theatrical intelligence notes a crowded Covent Garden performance of the translated tragedy Distress’d Mother by Phillips from Andromache. Aickin as Pyrrhus, Mrs Hartley as Andromache, and Mrs Barry as Hermione praised for delivery, grace, and emotional depth. Barry showing renewed voice and youth.
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Phillips
Theatre Royal
Covent=garden
Aickin
Barry
Orestes
Stock market snapshot from a historical issue
The clipping reports varied stock prices and financials with notes on stocks and bonds, including bank annuities and government issues. It mentions percentage figures, price quotes, and time markers like One o'clock, reflecting a chaotic yet detail rich financial page.
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Lonion Essage
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Ito
Salah
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Consol
Cope
Sri
Sternoun
India
Pr. Navy
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William Bolts
J. Dodfey
Pal-mail
J. Alraen
Piccadilly
Blasley
Strand
Owen
Fleet
Sewell
Richason
Urquhart
W. Dawson
Paternofter-row
Society of Physicians
Edinburgh
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Weiningfeld
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St. Paul's Church-yard
Becket
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Gray's-na
Richard An
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