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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 01, 1779
Page
4
A lengthy critique argues the Formidable incident and signals timing show disobedience and bias in the court martial. It decries witness contradictions, seaward positions, and the misused minutes to impeach the accused, promising further continuation.
Letter to the London Evening Post defending Colman against censure for dismissing a performer. The writer argues managers must not stifle talent and urges generous regard for merit, urging patronage to revive theatre. Mentions Gazetteer and public interest in justice.
An 18th century advertisement touts an eau de fleurs water claimed to improve skin clarity and softness while reducing wrinkles and sun damage. It promises transparent quality, safety, and healing effects, with multiple perfumers listed in London shops at three shillings and sixpence.
An early advertisement promotes Mr Greenough chemist's tinctures for teeth and gums claiming relief from scurvy in the gums and toothache. It touts whitening, enamel safety, decay prevention, and breath freshness with two bottles priced at 15 each. Counterfeit warnings urge observing genuine labels Prepared by Tomas Greenough.
Paris reports from Malaga on May 4 that two French ships La Bourgogne and La Victoire pursued two English 32 gun frigates Thetis and Montreal off Marbella. La Bourgogne captured Montreal and took Zeino Malaga the Vnecs, which was forced toward Kitapone where it is believed to be lost.
A London letter reports amid political sniping that Spain will withdraw its ambassador and that Britain faces a French and Spanish threat. It criticizes the ministry for seeking more supplies after debt and loss, praises the Minority Lords, and notes ships and prizes from Jamaica and Scilly. Edinburgh debates resist repeal of Papal laws with church leaders urging restraint and constitutional conduct.
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