Press vs. Despotism in Sixteen Lines
The writer laments a coming crackdown on the liberty of the press this winter. He warns printers of forthcoming government vengeance for exposing corruption and praises a single moral act against a corrupt court. The piece frames posturing officials as hypocrites while calling the public to feel the pressure soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thane
Ap? Scfplar
Miller
Wisches
Infamous Lives and Liberty in a Proclamation Verse
A London Evening Post poem condemns Cabinet corruption and tyranny, praising liberty and a free press. It attacks pardons for murderers and protections for vice, urging steadfast resistance to an oppressive monarchy and extolling the virtue of conscientious dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Critique of Gentlemen Taking Up Farming for Profit
A speaker argues against rich farmers and tradesmen encroaching on land, claiming theory cannot replace practice. He cites Birmingham and Coventry cases, decrying high rents and land enclosure, warning of dwindling provisions and land scarcity as speculative farming spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro Tulk
Birmingham
Coventry
PublicLottery scammers claim sure method and payout
The notice from Richardson and Goodluck declares a lead on a lottery calculation that supposedly predicts prize-rich numbers. They boast a past record of capital prizes and promise to pay half a crown for every blank whale ticket sold before November, with shares and half-crewns added to shared tickets. They warn against imitators and advertise offices at Admiralty Whitehall and Bank New Buildings Cornhill for ticket purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Whitehall
Bank New
Cornhill
The Fourteenth Edition of Robinson Crusoe Promoted
This day was published in two volumes at 5s each, adorned with cuts. It is the fourteenth edition of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, an account of a York mariner stranded for twenty eight years on a remote island near the Orinoco, rescued by pirates. Published by Buckland Strahan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Crusoe
York
Mariner
America
Oroneque
J. Buckland
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Riyington
E. Johnson
Hawes
Clarke
Clover
Sunderland
Tollar
Charles-fincet
Westminster
Kight« Bridge
Hammersmith
Marybone
Harvey Breton
New Bond Street
Thenity-lane
James Capps
John Craggs
Hull
Wakefield
Dun
Thomas Orling
Doncaster
Follington
Abraham Gregory
Durham
Aicliffe
Witton- Gilbert
Oliver
Granada Gally
Buthell
Magna Charta
Maitland
Carolina
Mary
Burnett
Friendship
Whampton
Jamaica
Salisbury
Turner
White
Portmouth
Judith
Hofkin
Penzance
Lord Bute Insane Rumors Stir Political Turmoil
A correspondent reports strong grounds to believe Lord Bute is insane, lamenting royal misrule, corruption, and poverty across England and Ireland. The piece notes pensions for Macartney and Hewitt, court amusements, theater plans, and unrest in London and across ports, with casualties from crime and conflict, and updates on ships and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Wolfey
Ness
Denmark
Rowe
Tower-Hill
Lord Mansfield
Sir George Macartney
Thane
Ireland
Hewitt
Lord Bute
England
Public notice on genuine Warren's Milk of Roses perfume
An advertisement warns buyers that true Milk of Roses remains unequal in Europe for skin care and warns against counterfeits. It states each bottle will bear Warren perfumer London marks and lists authorized retailers across Wakefield Worcester Oxford Bristol Bath for Warren's perfumery goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Warren
Marybone-street
London
Richard Warren
Marybone Street
Golden-square
Langford
Paternolter-row
Maudsley
Wakefield
Fairfax
Worcesster
William Mathews
Oxford
Brown
Christmas Street
Bristol
Bull
RITHMETICK Book Entered For Arithmetical and Geometrical Progressions
This day was published in 8vo price 4s bound Eleventh Edition revised corrected and improved of Rithmetick in theory and practice by John Hill Gent with logarithms extraction of square and cube roots and algebraic questions. Published for a line of London booksellers including Strahan Rivington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
H. Ditton
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Rivington
Honey Clarke
Cullins
W. Johnston
W. Owen
T. Carlon
Crowder
T. Longman
B. Law
W. Goldsmith
R. Baldwin
T. Davies
B. Collins
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Standard
Leicester Square
William the Third
O&ober
Friends of Liberty
Alderman Bull
Alderman Lewes
Glovers Company
Toulon
Britany
Walker
Dublin
Welch
Thames
Lockyer
Toby
Plymouth
Whatcombe
Foster
Malaga
Woodhouse
Speedhman
Arad Street
Strand
Smyth
New Bond-streee
Dyce