Port arrivals and royal entertainments abroad and in London
The report lists multiple ship arrivals and damage from Newfoundland and waterlogged areas, plus details of the Hereditary Prince's dining schedule in The Hague and with various ambassadors. It also covers political chatter in London about Wilkes, the Core, and social disorder, with notices of appointments, shipbuilding at Woolwich, and local crimes and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greifier Fagel
Baron Grofellius
Frifeland
Danzig
Isusha
Warsaw
Derisre
Republic of Poland
Lithuania
Benoit
Kutta
Pietia
Brussels
Vienna
Netherlands
Frankfort
Aleppo
Kerim Kan
Hpahan
Tauris
Jerusalem
Jatt
Tripoly
Syria
Leghorn
Tripoli
Salee
Bath
Wilkes
France
Metropolis
Commons
Books For Sale In The Press Advertisement
A historic advertisement lists multiple volumes for sale including Providence An Allegorical Poem by John Ogilvie and Anecdotes of Polite Literature. It notes formatting, copper plates, and price details across several titles with scattered misprints and archaic spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Burnet
Burnet’s Head
St. Clement’s Church
Providence
John Ogilvie
A.M
Walker
Mills Charlotte Seywour
Letter reprint request and political satire from Dimocritus
Postscript to the London Evening Post urges reprint of a 30 year old letter attacking corruption. The piece contains satirical and political commentary, with a long, garbled insertion about public service and a defense of propriety, ending with notice of new court bar knets for pensioners and pensioners’ wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Falconer
Baron Tialston
Doulton
Devon
Exeter
Monkleish
Scotland
Barnet
St. Alban’s
Cull
Ldemford
Irs
Tettenaain
Anthony Leinan
St. Giles’s
St. Margaret’s Church
Clkminster
John Cros
Wilg
Wethuiiing
Water Tee
Welchburer
Jans Nowy
James Fife
Southwark
Dnomas Dawson, Esq
Elis
Surrey
Newgate
Robert Ladbroke
Cautlehail
Aida
Black Boy Alley
London
Middlesex
Lord Manfield
Crier
Westminster
MiIpouks
Cxoites Pratt
Lord Cairff Juice Cross
Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
Westminister
Hilary Tern
London Evening Post
Anvers
Abmaottado
San F
Bai Seetty
Eric
Clemoiselles
John English
Weminster
Court of Requests
Trias
Frigate encounter reported in South Carolina Gazette
The South Carolina Gazette informs readers that a British frigate under Captain Douglass encountered Viena Leterda in the river, tension rose and potential actions followed. It notes that after peace, France allegedly broke an army and opened hostility, with discussions on the administration’s response to the French frigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fars
Earl of
Halifax
France
Hertford
Aris
Col. Martin
Noth America
Princess Dowager of Wales
Woolwich
Canada
Keely CF
Cork
Wymouth
Iia Place
Liverpool
Jarsveld
Lek
Hants
Surry
Salop
Melverley
Montgomeryshire
Severn
Lincolnshire
Selby
Yorkshire
Selby Bank
Barlbey
M.de Tiaan
Hartem
Holland
Arctic
Edinburgh
Provett
Maatstraies
Napier
Thomas Saltren
Exeter College
Oxford
London Evening
Mr. Merres
South Carolina Gazette
Cap
Douglis
Viena Leterda
Anwar
Elruer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cruizer Loop
Wind &. W
Fayre de Grace—Sisters
Gringuett
Cenadarope
Hilboa
Waterford
Cleveland
Stout
Newfundland
Perwick
John and
Janet
Jeremias Gray
Sea of Sances
India
Cewerds
J. Poodes
Tir Fayts
T. Lone Mats
Laland
Postscript