Continuation of Smollett's History of England Admission Notice
ELK author announces progress on the history continuation to be issued as weekly numbers. The first number of the continuation, illustrated by engravings of the Marquis of Granby and General Townshend, was published last Saturday as a specimen. Subscribers are urged to complete their sets, with some issues still available, and the earlier History down to Aix-la-Chapelle is from May 16.
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Thello Offers Black Mare Cover at Stockbridge Stables
To cover this season Thello or Black and all Black at five guineas a mare and five stallions the groom at Mr Drake's at the King's head in Stockbridge Hampshire. Money to be paid at the time of covering. Good grass for mares.
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Indian ally Congress and Crown Point fort reports
New York reports from Crown Point and Albany claim no sickness in forts, few deaths, and quiet conditions as Amherst wintered troops. A party of Major Rogers’s men endured a deadly ambush near Ticonderoga by French Indians, with horses and provisions seized. News from Pittsburgh says Pittsburgh’s fort and garrison are healthy and quiet.
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News Summary of 18th Century Maritime and Political Updates
Eisburgh May 7 reports two French privateers off the Clyde capturing Clyde ships bound for Boston and Virginia, while Burgoyn’s Light Dragoons encamp near Muldburgh. London bills pass for navy debt, prize payment, Greenwich pensions, and exporting rum plus papist deeds extension, with diplomatic moves toward Spain, Denmark, and Prussia. Naval actions include British ships near North Carolina, Jamaica, and the Bay of Biscay as fleets clash. several prizes, mutiny condemned, and officers changed.
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