Conventions and War Measures From Dresden to London
Dated reports describe a formal convention between Britain and Prussia confirming earlier treaties and detailing financial pledges, mutual defense, and a pledge not to seek separate peace without joint consent. The piece also notes a Polish marriage proposal, naval movements, prize captures, shipping news, and social events in London.
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Patdy
Westmiinster
Great Britain
London
Eletter
Prussia
Dresden
Warsaw
Count de Rex
Poland
Augusta
Duke of
Courland
Boscawen
Edgcumbe Wall
Xgut
Nancy
Keate
Fitch
Newfoundland
Edwards
Gibraltar
Mary
Arthur
Jenkins
Carmarthen
France
Peter Boerhorst
Marseilles
Havre de Grace
Republick
Abraham Langedeyk
Amsterdam
Hull
Flamborough Head
Shaftesbury
Penzance
Guernsey
Dublin
Isle of Man
Portugal
Edgecumpbe
Bow Church
Society For Propagation of the Gospel
Archbishop of Canterbury
Norwich
Chester
St David’s
Chichester
Oxford
Bangor
Peterborough
St. David's
Mansion House
King’s Theatre
Hay Market
Martin
Kew
Richmond
Miss Wright
Caroline Keppel
Robert Adair
Dover Street
St. Gabriel
Fenchurch- Street
William Dun
Philpot-Lane
Miss Finlow
Fenchurch-street
Islington
Hulton
the Crown
Winchester Street
Moorfields
Pocock
Excise Office
Whitechapel
Robbers Sentenced for Holborud Public House Theft
On Thursday night two Worten were committed to Newgate for robbing a gentleman at a public house in Holbourd of 281. The cases were heard in the local court, with the defendants identified as Worten, charged with robbery and placed in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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Newgate
Holbourd
Postscript on public papers and tea in London
A reflective note praises the London Evening Post for public service and liberty defending against monopolies and corruption. It extols merit, urges fair circulation, and discusses politics, finance, and a satirical digression on tea consumption. Also includes coastal notices and stock figures from the port.
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London Evening Post
Great Britain
Germany
America
Lefsen
N.L
Price of Corn and Butter Trends in Tea Drinker Era
A letter argues high corn prices and meat costs stem from rising butter consumption due to tea drinking. The author cites data from port freight records, estimates 300000 acres dairy farms, praises enclosing common fields and waste land use, notes Irish butter import act but says it fails to fix the problem. Butter prices remain high, about double from 30 to 42 years ago.
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London
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Postscript
London Evening-Post
Epping Forest
Enfield-Chidte
Hounflow
Béihg Fu
Cimiden
Mosaé
Demosthenes
Portmouth
Spithead
Newcastle
Sunderland
Hannah
Galilee
Morgan
Wiliam
Herbert
New-intent
Dickerson
Kandler
Lawner
Thor Pson
Isle of Wight
Ramillies
Neware
Holbourne
Corith
Spain
Saxony
Prince Henry
Bohemia
Andrew Simonsen
Lisbon
Copenhagen
Zealand
Gerrit Marcus
Holland
Grinstad
Norway
N. E
S. W
W.S.W
Grinitae
Odina
Rgr Cox
Southera
Ditto Co
Dino
Otto Asst
Phocert Bait Bank
Annas
Ditio
Stas
Pericles
Pitt
Cicero de
G. Woodfall
King’s Arms
Charing-Cross
Ozfar
Haac Newton
Thomas Kirby
James
Pamjplales
Royal Exchange Gate