Arrival of Niuijuis of Grawby in England Reported
A cryptic sea tale notes the arrival of Niuijuis of Grawby in England amid assurances of peace and loyal sentiments. The report mentions Rutlang’s warlike factions and a victory of Lanwredshie, dated Oatham February 12, 376%. Correspondents send funeral favours and early details from the scene.
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Niuijuis
Grawby
England
Oatham
Prodigy of Prussia and London notices in 18th century
London reports celebrate Frederick the Great on his birthday with praise for his military genius and prospect of a just peace. The piece notes Danish grain export bans, city improvements, weddings, obituaries, preacher appointments, weather and port activity, ships, and trade figures.
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Prussia
Royal Academy of Berlin
Formey
Europe
Fabius
Scipio
Frederick
Denmark
Westminster
Kentish Town Chapel
Weedon
Miss Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Marlborough
Wils
Rider
Cawoad
Jane Middleton
Thomas Culeman
Backhouse
Biggin
Miles
Tooting
Surry
Little Wenlock
Shropshire
William Hayward
Gray’s Inn
John Robinson
Cnelsea
Thomas Palmer
St. George’s Church
Yetterday
Thames Street
Tew
Prices and mints in Cadiz markets and European ports
Fragmentary OCR lists Cadiz and various European locations with coin and bullion terms. Mentions gold coin and bar prices, silver, and minor references to Porto Dublin Lisbon Genoa Venice Leghorn and other ports. Text is garbled but indicates exchange rates or prices in old currency units.
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Throw Bridge
Newgate
Ersuing
Bonan
West Indies
Flanders
Dunkirk
Cette
India
Virginia
Guadalupe
Jamaica
Deal
Downs
Hunter
Pomona
Camilla
Crawford
Henry
Richardson
Elizabeth
M’neal
Mafia
Cornish
Antigua
Scarborough
Crozier
Gibraltar
Adolph-Ulrich
Atchenham
St. Abe’s
Hay-Market
Drury Lane
Elvira
Govent-Garden
Ges
Cadiz
Madridge
Bilboa Go
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
Lisbon Ss
Porto
Dublin
History and politics in the North Briton note on Rome and Britain
The piece discusses Rome’s decline as a cautionary history for Britain, urging vigilance against corruption, intimidation, and proscriptions. It contrasts ancient Rome’s fall with Britain’s own stable government, praising Parliament and monarchal virtue while warning against loss of liberty under power. The article moves to wartime dispatches, describing British actions against France and Spain, gains in the Havannah, and diplomatic tensions in the Atlantic theater.
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Gabinius
Britain
Vernon
Porto Berlo
Chagre
Great Britain
France
Auperlia
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Porisne
Dunkirk
Spain
Don Carlos
Ferdinand
Tuscany
Parmesan
Nis
Europe
Spanish America
de Havannah
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