Berne Seeks Burnings and Arrest in Truths of Importance to Man
The Secret Council of Berne declares a work from Geneva titled An Enquiry concerning Truths of Importance to the Happiness of mankind dangerous. Copies seized and to be burned. the author Mr Herport, aged seventy five, is to be arrested for a year and pay printing costs. He appeals to the Great Sovereign Council hoping to annul the sentence and restore honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berne
Herpert
Herport
Debtor Release Urged to Boost America Labor Force
A 18th century call argues for releasing insolvent debtors from prison to settle in America, citing Lord Bacon, Talbot, and Temple on debt imprisonment harming the nation. The plea links debt relief to national growth and immigration, appealing to humane policy and liberty.
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Europe
América
America
Lord Bacon
England
Talbot
Willian Temple
Port News and Arrivals Across English Ports
A long list of vessels arriving at and sailing from ports including Grettin, Success, Petersburgh, St. Andrew, Emts worth, and Southampton. Reports of ships: Centurion, Beehive, Prince of Wales Cutter, Hector, King of Proffin, and more sailing to Scilly, London, Rotterdam, Hamburgh, Bourdeaux, and Antigua. Also notes on passengers, a royal private audience with the Earl of Chatham, a Bee dress demonstration by Mr. Wildman, price rise fears from corn export ban, a curious sarcophagus, marriages and social notices, crimes, and various telegrams of intelligence.
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Port New S. Penzance
Blewert
Major
Grettin
Success
Freety
Petersburgh
St. Andrew
Cowes
Hector
Ruffel
Rotterdam
King of Proffin
Hodgson
Hamburgh
South Carolina
Deal
Nevis Planter
Beach
St. Kitts
Hilton
Dominica
Industry
Greig
Virginia
M’donald
Antigua
Lancaster
William
Fanny
Nicholson
Narva
Portsmouth
Douglas
Ashington
St. Kitt’s
Harmony
Keld
Jamaica
Amsterdam
London
Augustus
Earl of Chatham
Surinam
James Henry Charles Spiering
Holland
Wildman
Plymouth
Donor’s
King Fox
Mary
Coot Forrest
Bristol
Regiment of Dragoons
William Burton
Admiralty
Robert Forbes
Levant
Deptford
Allen, Mason
Islington
Mary Steyman
John Conrad Steyman
Princesses Caroline Matilda and Louisa Anne confirmed in London
In London the Princesses Caroline Matilda and Louisa Anne were confirmed by the Bishop of London at the Chapel Royal. On the same day the Earl and Countess of Northampton left Grosvenor Square with a grand retinue for Castle Ath by in Northamptonshire. The Earl of Harcourt and other nobility began a visit to Lord Vernon at his estate in Derbyshire.
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Earl of Strathragre
Gramif
Bowes
Durham
Uesday
Greenwich
Fas. Matthews
Sarah Hunt
Deptford
Wardell
Tharme-treet
Aching
Finchley
Lat
Rochester
Scot
Oxendon-Street
Leicester-fields
Miss Holdand
Farhe Place
Holboon
Henry Jackson
Barnet Fair
Fale
Barnet
Seale
Kent
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Pall Mail
Newman
Dunstable
Fisehley Common
Mexico
Richardson
Little
Warner-freet
Hockley
Oxford
Northampton
Hertford
Chelmsford
Blackwall
New Gaol
Ben, Wilson
Kettle Bender
London
Caroline Matilda
Louisa Anne
Chapel Royal
Earl and Countess of Northampton
Grosvenor-square
Castle Athby
Northamptonshire
Earl of Harcourt
Lord Vernon
Derbyhire
Fragmented OCR: Voyage Odds Narrowed for Return
Partial text suggests uncertain forecast for Voyog Ary Overliws with times 0150 and 1100, but details are unreadable and positioning unclear. The note appears to reference a schedule or clock times without clear event or location. Further readable context required for precise summary.
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Daft
Stockholm
North Seas
Spain
Portugal
Algiers
Tripoli
Tunis
Morocco
New Providence
Sultertnda
Farnham
Surry
Bregeeys
Tower
Birmingham
His Majesty
Boston
New England
Dorking
Jeremiah Jay
Esg
Wright
Fertier
Bedford
Robert Child
Henry Ports
Mipplesex
Lord North
Harefielly
George Cooke
Edward OppDig
Gisburne
Craven
County of York
John Barcroft
Gisburnie
Oddie
Parcroft
Michaelmas
C.D
Messrs. Whitworth’s
Alehorne
Leadenhall-street
Tate Lottery
Corbett
State
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-Street
Voyog
Sao
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