Comical Pamphlet Critique and Public Notices of 1765
A satirical debate notes critics of a pamphlet by a publisher in St Paul’s Churchyard. It lampoons rough reviews, offers tokens of reward for editor and author, warns of offended readers, and records a public rebuke dated June 21 1765. Also cited are theatrical exhibitions in Hyde Park and Bath, and a strange incident with a lecturer saved from drowning in the New River.
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Rury Raev
Jacos
France
Giles
Intelligence Extraordinary Bear Seizes Keeper at the Tower
A wild bear in the tower sprang on its keeper and bit him, then released its hold without further injury. Monsieur de Done, a Paris engineer and hypermathematician, was recently shot from a mortar at Ca- (text incomplete).
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Monsieur de Done
Paris
Court Movements and Diplomatic Notes From Europe
London reports a grand court at St James's as ministers shift and a royal convoy to Osnabruck is planned. Warsaw hints at honors for the Duke of York if he visits. Brunswick officials publish a refutation of Osnabruck measures. Mecklenberg Streetz travels to Pyrmont for mineral waters as Berlin officials discuss Poland and financial flows surge in Petersburgh due to Jewish migration.
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London
St. James’s
Hanover
Count de Kielmanfegge
Ofnabrug
Duke of York
Warsaw
Order of St. Stanislaus
Mecklenburg
Streelitz
Pyrmont
Ratisbon
Baron de Gemmingen
Brunswick
Inft
Sieur Benoit
Berlin
Ring
Republic of Poland
Corsica Liberata and Dutch Shipments Noted in June Dispatches
Inland news recounts Corse liberata inscriptions on Corsican orders to seize funds, births and marriages of officials in Groningen, and naval movements. Reports at Grantham races, robberies near London, and police actions against footpads in Whitechapel and Charing Cross accompany trade imports and exports from Liverpool, Holland, France, Portugal, and the West Indies. The Thames frigate voyage from Naples concludes as ships enter and depart the Downs with grain, wine, sugar, and other commodities. The diary closes with the East India yachts awaiting winds in the Channel.
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Cross
Sch
Maria Ay Lefsy
Burlton
H. Parker
Brackenbury
Ae. Countess
Thirttechwaite
Gloucester Jenny
Wright
H. Vizier
Biiitol
Charing Cross
John Fielding
Whitechapel
Holland
France
Portugal
West Indies
Dublin
New York
Sound
Deal
Industry
Hughton
Granades
Downs
Boyes
Polly
Walrond
Lisbon
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Lee London
Zor- Lus
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Put- Lagoretes
St.Famers Park
N. B
Lawthorn
Head
Elington
New River
London Evenine Post
George
John
Exeter
Che
Jds Row
Jofi
Ylangton
Death
London Evening Post
Gaffer Grunt
Jean
Dad
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Lem Corfica
Paoli
Eain
Corsica
Menta
Sieur de Wartensleben
States of Holland
M. Walmolry Baron de Moneil
Assembly of the States
Groningen
College of Admiralty
Amstterdam
Utrecht
Hunter
City of
York
Lincoln
Elizabeth Dealtry
Joe William Dealtry
Gibson
Brands
Middlesex
Craswell
Layton
Essex
Grantham
Mr. Gee
Noll
Chaplin
Blankney
Weasers
Liverpoole
Ireland
Thames
Naples
Stafford
Savile
William and Hennah
Warham
James
Corbett
Diligence
Poole
Hull
London-Bridge
To-morrow
City of London
Houthold
Ib. Oz
Aed Casvati
T&s
R&s
Smalepox
Stuilborn
Malur
India
St.james’s
Hay
Navy
Qpe
Rik Igs
T. Langman
T. Langman, In Paternoster Row
E. Sumpter
St. Bride’s Church
Freec- Street
England
Wales
Thommas Kitchen
Duke of Yorks
J. Dodsley
Pall Mal
Enylans
Ogilby
Price
Asylum and
Magdalen Charities
Mr. Ward
John Page
Joan Fretpine
Knt
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Danckidhirials
C. Marsh
Charing-Cross
Ward
Iain
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