News of Ships Arriving and London Society Rumors
Wednesday June 27 report lists ships arriving at Oporté Cadiz Guernsey Carthagena Genoa Portsmouth Dover Jamaica and others with crews from London Hull Antigua Jamaica and Amsterdam. Also notes stock declines amid talk of a rupture with France. Reports cattle distemper ending in Scotland and details on Lord Mayor's will and a female coterie with strict rules. Public notices include alimony adjustments and a list of Goldsmiths from 1770 plus court schedules and local marriages.
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Trades and Dividends Notice from London Gazette
RAN KRUPP S Hindley of Manchester and others are listed for farrenders and surrenders at Guildhall Crompton's Coffee-houses and Bristol Nag's-head Tavern with dates July to August 7. Dividends to be made August 10. Names include Oswald, Browne, Spoor, Pigney, and Wenlick among bakers, haberdashers, and vintners across Norwich, London, Bristol, Newcastle, and Birmingham.
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Elizabeth Pigney
Norwich
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Benjamin Briges
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Cheapside
London
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Bristol
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William Spoor
Williamsburgh and Charles Town News Update
May 10 reports Captain Banks’s encounter with a 64 gun Spanish ship from Havana detaining him four hours as questions arose about a possible England Spain war. In Charles Town a Liberty Tree meeting backed non importation and pledged to punish defaulters advancing in public papers while many despair at lack of goods.
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Royal review at Wimbledon and European news on crisis
Yesterday His Majesty attended by the Duke of Cumberland and nobles reviewed four troops at Wimbledon Common. Letters from Sweden report rising public air content and a clamorous faction seeking a new Diet. A printer praised by the people faces imprisonment’s end, with a 39,000 copper dollar subscription. Constantinople warns ships through the Dardanelles will be sunk, as a French and Ragusan vessel pass unscathed. Police reports 1118 killed in Paris fireworks crowd at the Dauphin’s marriage.
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Evening Walk and Reflections in a Quiet Sunset
The author describes leaving the busy town at evening to walk among fields and a cliff view over the Western ocean. He contemplates the Sun’s dying glow, the sea and sky, the calming breeze, and quiet creatures, leading to thoughts on divine majesty, creation, and humanity’s place, ending with a prayer for humility and eternal hope. The piece echoes religious meditation and praise, attributing all to the Creator and urging contemplation over worldly ambition.
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London Evening Post
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Rational letter defends Furioso portrait and seeks calm debate
A Rational signs a lengthy response defending the Furioso portrait as a caution against unchecked principles. He condemns some Methodist rhetoric, urges modesty and Christian charity, and argues true religion is rational, divine, and manifested to mankind. He asserts informed critique over sensationalism and stresses salvation through Jesus Christ.
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