Medley of Letters and War News from the London Evening Post
The page bundles charged items: an Anglicus letter to King James from Buckingham’s ghost, assorted European dispatches on Poland Saxony Prussia and Tartars, notices of new baronetcy for Herbert Lloyd, a theatre anecdote, a Clapton gardener’s death, shipping arrivals and exports to East Indies and the Caribbean, and stock prices with bonds and annuities in London.
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Mail from Holland reports Prussian force movements
A letter dated Bamberg November 23 notes Major General Kleist arriving with cavalry and battalions seeking quarters and money, while a larger force reportedly moves for an enterprising action. Various stations report detachments raiding Jagendorff and Glatz, bad weather halting Saxon armies, and talks of an armistice in Silesia. London dispatch mentions the Prince of Wales's carriage ride and Hamburgh news of a Berlin congress to settle Vienna Berlin Dresden disputes.
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Hampstead
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Peace and politics in Britons era critique of debt
A literary review from Briton No 28 argues peace preserves public credit amid a 136 million debt with foreigners receiving interest. It praises gains from the treaty, condemns opposition acts, and notes Auditor’s pages on Whig and Tory clashes.
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Grand Elixir for Palsy and Nervous Disorders
Historic sale notice promoting a nostril blowing remedy claimed to cure numbness tremors and weakness by improving digestion and blood quality. Marketed as swiftly effective with no diet changes, offered by Mrs Hole at Old Street London for 35 shillings and sixpence per bottle with printed directions.
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