Rumored Corsican Abjuration and London Notices
The fragment describes rumors of Corsicans under Paoli abandoning the Roman Catholic faith, alongside various London society items. It notes royal visits and a grand term at Paris, updates on naval appointments, ship movements, and a large contingent of herrings from Shetland to London markets. It reports fires in St James's Market and Walton Green, robberies, and a string of obituaries and local incidents with minimal graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastia
St. Fiorenzo
Hagaiston
Argyle
Tunbridge
Lancein i
New Parade Yard
Westminster
Oatlands
Weymouth
Gageder
Daakrk
Africas
Parliangent
Érowe
South Sea
Edward Aps John
Iehi Thames
Shetland
Bree-British Fishery Society
Mr. Lockman
Adie
Pittery Scelery
London
Suffolk
Dryden
Royal Britain
Greenland
Hon. Batt-India Company
John Williams
Latham
James Moffatt
Madeira
China
Lord Holland
Fatham Navin
Canaries
Coat and
Northumberland
John _ Mitford
St. Helena
Earl of Middlesex
Henry ‘Fleccher
Bencoolen
Earl of
Lincoln
Peter Hardwicks
William Smith
Thomas Moseley
William Elphinstone
Richard Williamson
John Sealey
Egmont
Charles Mears
Coast and Bay
Worcester
Richard Hall
Bombay
Lord Mansfield
Alexander Macleod
Coast
Bute
Patrick Maitland
O'Hara
Coast and
Ombay
Anthur Morris
Benjamin Hooke
Capt. Webber
Capt
Chatham
England
Auherft
Jeffery Arsherft
de Jamnes
Hgs
John Caldwell
7Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Bertieck
Richard Proffer
Hartley
Wilts
Salisbury
SingpYor
Leicesterthirey- Wabrha
St George's Church
Queen
Sally “Spooner
Kensington
Ireland
Lady Southwell
Rigtie Hootié Lord- Southwell
Kinigdom
Eadysip
Cooks
Norfolk
Vice
Ghapiberlain
Nqheen Oline
Senegal
Smemion
Henry Hillam
Barnet
Charles Bugtegy
Ph Dincombe
Bantzick
Otero
Beaney
St. James
Semarket
Sewring
For Fielding
Jacobs
Sir John Fielding
New Pitton
Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening Post
A correspondence letter accuses political writers of sowing distrust in the Great Man who has received a peerage and argues the people should not be swayed by such insinuations. The writer defends the Great Man and warns against malice and false suggestions. A second letter notes unusual ships’ sheds moved from western counties to Scilly and exported to Rouen, urging restriction to protect trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendthi
Theodzard Anson
Fetter-lané
Rélls
Northampton
Philipps
Aéalthy
Edchett
William Johnson
London Evening Post
Mergs
Fation
London Evening-Post
Mraes
William
É&C
Portage
Tam
Scilly
Rouen
Normandy
France
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Lucyp
Stockholm
la Vera Crua
Fort Pitt
Croghan
Pondiac
Sex
Nt Si
Bbasefly Peer Wits
Bumbly- Davies
Jeminy Oewy Speer Fuents
Yue
BaNerer
Fermis
Ares
Queen’s Amis
St. Baas Church Yard
Michael Fisher
Socrecy
Wych- Sweet
Temple-Bar
J. Almon
Crete
Wial
Bible and Crown
Fleet-Lane
The