Remembrance issue offers American papers and East India notes
The publication announces the next issue of Remembrance, featuring original American papers and a facsimile East India Company account. It promotes access to back numbers, via J. Aimon and others, and markets money lending services by Mr. Bertie in Piccadilly. It also touts ARREN's True Original MILK of ROSES as a skin remedy available from Richard Warren with a perfumery shop in Cheapside.
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East India
W. A
Leadenhailtreet
India
Acob Hemet
Her
Amelia
Heret
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J Price
Leadenhall-street
London
M. Purdie
Bath
William Bayley
Cucksour-street
John Price
F. Newbery
J. Aimon
Burlingeton House
P.ccaditly
J. Bew
Paternofterrow
J. Se¢s
Cornhal
America
East India Company
East Indies
Parliamentary Register
Fortunalegy
Bertie
Wine-street
Piccadilly
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Maryhone Street
Colden-square
Woodtreet
Cheapside
Washington Army Encamped at Courtland's Manor in New York
Private letters from New Rochelle report Washington’s main army laid out six by four miles at Courtland's Manor with ample provisions. Howe failed to seize Morris's Heights. officers deem Provincials' camp strong against attack. Washington reportedly dismissed over ten thousand to ease local burdens, leaving twenty two thousand to oppose enveloping forces.
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Howe
Morris’s
America
Wallington
Long Itand
Thode Island
Philadelphia
Minerva
Congress
Merl. Cummings
Dunn
France
Laf
Toulon
Brittany
Gosport
West India
Ireland
Deal
Egmont
Chatham
Keppel
Invincible
Cornwall
Trident
Brown Mall
Awhin
Bois Port Medway
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