Debate on Africa trade and colonial policy in Parliament
A long parliamentary discussion addresses British trade to Africa, fleet seizures by Portuguese and Spaniards, and proposed im provements to commerce. Observers cite ministerial duties, reform prospects, and religious liberty critiques while contrasting past persecutions with modern reforms.
Epigram on a London Sermon and Bishop Laud
A brief verse from the London Evening Post declares the sermon consistent with God’s word and challenges any peer to confront the preacher, asserting readiness to meet him with liberty and courage.
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London
Sermon Preached Before Society for the Propagation of Gospel
The sermon delivered before the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts at St Mary le Bow on Friday Feb 23 1777 by William Archbishop of York is noted. It accompanied the debate in the Lords later that day and was printed for T Axteil Mrs Brece and Mr Kearby.
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Incorporated Society For the Propagation of the
St. Mary-le-Bow
William
Stafford-street
House of Lords
Privateer activity and American force news from Europe
The Mail reports from Holland that a privateer off Gobt of the Helder seized a long boat and that an American vessel from Williams burgh arrived at Nantz with tobacco eaten on the spot by a squadron of English men of war. Washington is said to have 45,000 men under his command after recovering from illness. Letters from Bress note three or four men of war to cruise and protect navigation.
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Brenhavn
Windsor
Zinzing
Gambia
St Matenae
Tanderstend
England
Adgrica
Morning- Star
Africa
America
Luttrell
Viner
Axo
Linerell
Bamber Gascoyne
Gascoyne
Daly Minter
Daly Honbergd
Globe
Lattrell
Ganc Ainder
Anes
Poperus
Agsle
Freldom
Amad Frould’ Blusch
Church of England
Ethan
Neal
Catamy
Holland
Anfurdam
Texel
Gobt
Helder
Nantz
Williamsburgh
Wabhington
Abbot
Bress
History and Trades of a Scottish Scholar and Public Life
A fragmented colonial era column discusses the lucrative lucrative trade in historical volumes by a Scottish doctor and the status of Scottish writing in English. It notes Doctorates, Lord Chesterfield, and Atterbury, plus prize ships, parliamentary elections in East Lothian, and maritime movements. It also mentions forgeries of Royal Bank of Scotland notes, Sheridan operas, Mr Powell at Covent Garden, and various local notices including robberies, longevity oddities, and obituaries.
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Charles V
South America
North America
Doétor
General Assembly
Scotland
Hodgson
Bermuda
Dover
William Nisbet
Youiiger
Dirietog
County of
East Lothian
George Suiné
Chiltern Foundreds
Portsmouth
Fene
Carysfort
Plyamouth
Lynx
Parry
Buffalo
Downs
Brilliant
Effingham
Samuel
Stockton
Watson
Royal ‘Bank of Scotland
Sheridan
Powell
London
Theatre Royal
Covent-garden
Dormer
Dormep
Villers
Willoughby
Deal
Fidelity
Fowler
Hannah
Cambell
Thetis
Hayton
Smyrna
Jupiter
Follett
Naples
Spencer
Senegal
Wins
Liverpool
Swift
Piper
Baits Ward
Drake
India
Boys
St. Wl
William Duffanx
6Th Regiment of Foot
William Boochby
Peter Mow
Savoy
Rice Williams
Williams
Cumberland
Landag
Manfell
Newport
Monmouthshire
Newcastle
Pricey Stocks and Annuities Amid Market Quote Garble
Abstract of a chaotic OCR stock page shows prices for Bank Stock, India Annuities, South Sea bonds, Consols, and 1926 issues. Entries list per cent rates, old and new annuities, India bonds, Navy bills, and lottery tickets with varied fragment figures such as 134 1-8 and 167 3-4, amid unclear descriptors and corrupted text. The readable items indicate a bustling but unclear market quote round with numerous fractional shillings and pence figures.
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South Sea
Dito
India
Thias