Ports deliberations prompt a possible alliance and war
The Porte ministers hold frequent talks with a foreign minister as a long discussed treaty appears near, including a subsidy article. Berlin courts the Fidgistrates of Dantzick for 10600 ducats and free passage for royal goods, while the Emperor keeps good health after a 700 German mile ride. A sugar and indigo trade note warns of ruin for planters as political quiet persists. theft and accidents dominate local notices with several deaths, births, and marriages reported.
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Constaanntinople
Porte
Rufa
Dantzick
Berlin
Vienna
Transilvania
Ships from Londonderry bring over 2000 new inhabitants
Philadelphia reports arrival of the Jupiter capt. Ewing with 313 passengers from Londonderry, joining the Alexander capt. Hunter with 630 and the Hannah capt. Mitchell with 530, all three ships arriving in company and Conynghan with 270 arriving a few days earlier, totaling about 2000 new arrivals to the country.
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America
Philadelphia
Jupiter
Ewing
Londonderry
Alexander
Hunter
Hannah
Mitchell
Newcastle
Conynghan
Seizure of Heavy Goods At Horton Near Hythe
Canterbury Sept 29 A seizure worth 1560 or more was made by Rouse and Tankard riding officers with dragoons in a Horton house. The haul included French silk and blow lace. A writ of sequestration from the Exchequer led to the man's imprisonment at Canterbury, where he posted bail and was released.
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Canterbury
Rouse
Tankard
Horton
Hythe
Outward Bound Vessels Failures and Arrivals at Ports
Most outward bound ships last night and early today failed to sail. The Jamaica, Birch, Lady Feliana, Stevenin to Jamaica, Napies to Napies, and others are noted. Arrivals at Liverpool include Mercury from Jamaica, Cowes sees Liberty from St. Abes, Scarborough reports Fortitude from Petersburgh, and in the River James and Mary from Hamburg.
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Dean
Ser
Love
Passmore
Character of Rousseau the celebrated philosopher and critic
The essay reviews Jean Jacques Rousseau born 1708 in Geneva, praising his depth of thinking and energy of sentiment while critiquing his portrayal of human nature and politics. It commends his eloquence, moral influence, and novels on education and natural religion, noting his powerful yet sometimes extravagant conclusions.
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Jean Jacques Rousseau
Dunciad
Ousseau
Geneva
Rouffeau
Montagne
Pericles
Demosthenes
Eloira
Fontenelle
Almos Alaays
Roufleau
Emilius
Bofftet
Jekas-Christy
The Third Edition of Oem 5s by Miff Ai Kin
This Day announces the third edition of O Em 5S by Miff Ai Kin printed for J Johnson in St Paul’s Churchyard. The issue lists further works including Essays on Song-Writing and Miscellaneous Prose Pieces by J and A Le Aikin, with an atlas and new maps by Samuel Dunn and VYVHOMAS KITCHEN. Also advertised are other books, prices, and subscription details for a periodical.
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Caias
Miff AI Kin
J Johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
A. le Aikin
Mont. D'Anville
Samuel Dunn
D’arville
Robert
Vyvhomas Kitchen
Fen
R. Sayer
Fleet-street
Cornhill
Jack Rovewell
Wicklow
Ganfel
Characer
Juvenal
Observer
Phiosophy
Cook
Hawkesworth
Europe
A. Hamilton
St. John’s Gates
G. Robinson
Paternosterton
W., Cooke
Royal Exchange
de Domeniceti
Chisa-Walks
Chelsea
L. Illing
Finge
Doéter
Joseph Hankey
Fernchurch-street
Richard Croft
Pall-Mall
Abraham Chambers
and Co. Bond-stvest
Anthony Wright
Henrietta-freet
Strand
N.B
Ras
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