Paris Mourns Helvetius Genius and Posthumous Works
Paris reports the death of Helvetius, a highly esteemed thinker, leaving posthumous works. Royal Printing-House staff are sent to Versailles to print edicts and acts under ministerial and chancellor oversight. Grenoble advices say the Jeters de Cuchet exile of several parliament members is revoked, with most returning except four.
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Great Seal to appoint new Board of Trade and Plantations
London reports a commission preparing to pass the Great Seal for a new Board of Trade and Plantations. Writs were issued to summon bishops and other officials. Extraneous dispatches cover royal illness in Versailles, Baltic ship losses, revolts, plagues, and shipwrecks, with updates on public notices and local deaths and marriages.
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Russia
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Levant
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Gettenburgh
Maelstro
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Ivery
Mr. Jenkins
Motals
Abolition Petition Discussion and City Lighting Proposal
A London Evening Post correspondent argues that lack of church and university support for the subscription abolition does not invalidate the cause. He urges perseverance, notes learned opinion is fallible, and calls for personal conviction. The piece also praises street name publication but suggests better lamp-lit illumination to reduce robberies and accidents, aiding strangers at night.
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Notice on Admission Terms at Moon Tavern Society
A dated notice from the Moon Tavern Society announces admission terms for Protestants and others, with age restrictions and firing life rules. It lists local solicitors and bookseller notices about Works by Hogstraken and Earl Godolphin, with plans for weekly distributes and imperial paper editions.
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