Ode on a Memory of Exstazers at Adelphi
A late 18th or early 19th century verse from Adelphi dated Dec 12 mourns a beloved woman. The poem laments loss on a birthday anniversary and praises virtues, motherhood, and noble conduct. It urges the living to emulate her generosity, wisdom, and dignity while honoring her memory through noble virtue.
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Haman
Percy
Thal
Adelphi
Moneses
Prosecutions of Printers Seen as Press Harassment
A letter decries ministerial actions against printers for publishing a Constitutional Society ad aiding widows and orphans of Provincials slain at Bunker Hill. The writer questions legality, calling the move ex post facto and a blow to press rights, arguing the printers did no crime when the ad appeared.
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Constitutional Society
Franklin
Bunker’s Hill
J. Horne
Guards
St. George’s Fields
Justitia
Unprecedented Royal Contradiction At Palace
The King ordered Friday observance of sacred time yet a royal servant was seen driving a horse yoked to an iron roller, rolling gravel walks before the palace during divine service. This curious scene at the London Evening Post reports a clash between ceremonial reverence and practical tasks as the clock struck 12.
Worthy Eldors of Westminster Recommend Lord Persheram
Fragmentary notice praises LORD PE SERSHAM as a young nobleman fit for a seat in Westminster following the death of duchess titled peer. It notes his service in America and requests favor from Worthy Elders of Westminster for this important trust.
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Eldors
Westminster
Northumberland Earl
Percy
Great Britain
Pe‘sersham
Americas
Parliamentary Register Listing Speeches on Address and Americana Acts
Published issue presents speeches by Governor Johnstone Wombyell Wilkes Luttrell Mackworth Townshend North Keppel Cavendish Burke Friarly figures on the address and on revising acts relating to America. Also notes availability of complete sets priced and bound from printers in Piccadilly and Charing Cross, with a January printing date.
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Johnstore
Wombyell
Wilkes
T. Luttrell
H. Mackworth
T. Townshend
Lord North
Col. Kure
Admiral Keppel
George“ Germaine
Mr. Fox
Conway
Fox
Jahs ‘Cavendih
Burke
Ms. Wedderburne
Rous
M. Byng
George Germaine
Mr. Dunhing
Amerigny
J. Alnion
Burlington House
Piscadilly
J. Bew
Paternotter Row
J. Sesell
Cormhill
Mighty Mile of WV.81 Moses Cleaner for Infants
An advertisement proclaims a superior cleaner for children from six hours old, claiming cooling balsamic, skin softening, and moisturizing properties to prevent dryness. It markets Wise care for sunburns freckles pimples and skin issues. Sold by Richard Warren at Golden Fleece and his Cheapside shop with pricing 38 6d and 10 6d per bottle.
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Moses
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Marybone Street
Golden Square
Dutch privateer seizes English vessel near Cape Roxent
A privateer from Holland captured a malt English ship near Cape Roxent, four miles away, carrying Irish butter. Some crew were brought to port aboard the Triton. Reports dated Madrid and Paris mention infant Don Gabriel’s intended marriage, naval movements, and dispatches urging foreigners to leave Cadiz. Economic notes discuss the Cadiz discounting and the Bank of France operations.
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Holland
Lisbon
Cape Roxent
Triton
Peter Adriaantz
Hamburgh
Madrid
Tts
Don Gabriel
Charlotte Maria Antoinette
Sardinia
Cadiz
Don Cevallos
Frankfort
Paris
Spain
M. Duchas
Chevalier du Coudray
Brest
M. Duchaffault
Caife d'Escompte
Carleton’s Army in Canada and British News Update
A London correspondent reports on General Carleton’s winter disposition in Canada with Trois-Rivieres burned, Quebec his destination, and Montreal hosting Philips. Four thousand Germans remain ill in Troi Rivieres, hostilities paused for winter while plans for spring renewals and fleet reinforcements are noted. Also covered are parliamentary cabals, prize lists, crimes in Littleport and Islington, and notices from Deal and Madeira about ships and armaments.
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Carleton
Canada
Theffeason
Trois Rivieres
Almos
Quebec
Philips
Montreal
Rhos
Howe
London Society Thanks Lord Mayor And Aldermen
In London on December 2 the Free and United Livery of London thanks the Lord Mayor and every Alderman who discountenanced and refused to acknowledge press warrants. Notices report deaths of William Harvey and Mrs Sarah Cave and Mrs Ann Butler. The Genuine Rum Warehouse at Temple Bar offers Old Jamaica Rum at 7s 6d per gallon with delivery free. Stock prices, annuities, and lottery ticket rates follow in the London financial pages.
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London
Cheapside
Essex
William Harvey
St. John’s Square
Sarah Cave
Cave
St. John’s Gate
Endfield
Ann Butler
Temple Bar
Warren's Eau Rose. Elegant Eastern perfumed water item
Du Ros offers a water drawn from that flower containing fragrant agreeable qualities for handkerchief toilet pastry or kitchen. Described as the most elegant article of its kind yet brought from the Eastern world priced at 6 shillings and 6 pence per bottle.
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Warren
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