London Courant and Westminster Chronicle Advertised
London announces the upcoming daily issue titled Tre London Courant and Westminster Chronicle to be published by J. Almon opposite Burlington House Piccadilly. The plan promises early and true intelligence on public affairs across politics Parliament military commerce and culture seeking reader support and submissions.
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Tre London Courant
Westminster Chronicle
J. Almon
Burlington- House, Piccadilly
Pearce and Co Public Lottery Policies Offer
Sixpence may be By the Policy at gained half the above ponents. The public are requested to be particular in their or ders for PEARCE's Five Shilling Chances, as tere are others advertised which do not give greater advantages, and last only a fourth part of the drawing. Tickets, Shares,and Chances, are variety of numbers, as the above office. Such pertons as favour Pearce and Co. with orders for Po licies, &c. will have them transmitted free of any expence Ca raceiave rn selling, in great BUI AmeLangee . Tickets, Shares, Chances, and Policies, registered at the above office, at ad per number, and examined gratis. Let ters, post paid, duly answered. Scheme, and proposals, which explain this plan at large, maly be had at the Office, No. 19, Carnhill, PEARCE and Co. think it unnecessary to say anything in favour of themselves on this occasion , as the punctuality with which they have always paid their Policies, in the last and former Lotteries, (the receipts for which to the amount of several thousand pounds, may be seen at the office,) will, they presumey, be the best recommendation, [8359
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London Courance
Burlington Heart
Piccacilly
Lenion
John Barnes Pearce
Pepe
Cornhill
Pearce
Pertons
Pearce and Co
Carnhill, Pearce and Co
Great Britain
America
Penn
American Department
France
Spain
Europe
West India Islands
Ireland
North America
West Indies
Africa
Mir Sharman
Molesworth
Cockspur-street
Charing Cross
Fleet-street
High Holborn
Poultry
William Chafe
Norwich
Bank of England
Burgoyne
Times
Margray and Co
Nicholson and Co
Smith
Parliament Treet
West
Holmden
Biaxham
Westerham
Kent
Lane
Real Vickers
King’s Arms
Parliament and
Bridge-street
Westminster
Postscript on opposition to Ministers and state of the nation
A speaker recounts parliamentary conduct since returning from America, defending opposition to the King's Ministers as justified by public wrongs. He argues that severity or personal grievance cannot excuse opposition to national interests and stresses readiness to face consequences for integrity. He recalls war strain, lack of alliances, and a broader design to vilify loyal officers by ministers.
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America
Hoit
Fisher
Petition from Congress to the King and colonial resistance
Extracts show American colonists lamenting oppression and seeking redress while supporting loyalty to Britain. The piece rails at ministers, details Jamaica and European alliances, and notes petitions, naval movements, and Middlesex county meeting plans. Included are notices on shares and chances promotions and locations.
Political pamphlet hostility and a resigning general
The speaker denounces political deception and partisan pressure, insisting his actions stem from personal honor and concern for the country. He defends his resignation as a principled stand and notes the profit-driven motives behind those who would profit from the public, while acknowledging scrutiny from critics and the press. General Burgoyne is warned to expect harsh treatment for his role in these times.
War rhetoric on funding and public support in Commons
Fragmentary passage laments ongoing war and calls for a majority in the Commons to withhold funding. It references sending German bloodhounds to America and condemns the detestable war as driven by scottish figures, signaling heated political debate and public sentiment.
Adventuring in the Lottery Promises Greater Odds for Six Shillings
Margray and Co advertise an equitable lottery policy at No 139 Fleet Street. For six shillings a policy assigns a number and grants multiple chances across 36 days to win large prizes from 20,000 pounds down to smaller sums. Describes comparison to single-ticket purchases and urges readers to compare with other schemes.
State Lottery plans advertised at Westminster offices
STATE LOTTERY begins drawing on Monday the 15th infant, Meff. NICHOLSON and Co. announce plans for shares in various values all stamped at the Bank of England and deposited at the Bank. They claim legal, secure, and advantageous schemes with gratuitous access at their offices in Westminster.
Hazard and Co caution public about unrelated office
Messrs Hazard and Co announce at their State Lottery Office No 93 under the Royal Exchange that they have no connection with any other London office. They warn friends and the public to beware, as a separate office in Cheapside operates under the name Hazard and Co with which they have no knowledge or ties.
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Messrs
Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
Big
London
Cheapside
Ilagard and Co
Lottery Notice From Wenham and Co at Poultry Office
Wenham and Co announce sale of tickets and shares at their Scare Lottery Office No 11 Poultry opposite Grocer's Alley with post paid replies. Lottery drawing will begin Monday the 15th infant.
Captain seeks exchange with dragoon lieutenant officer house notice
A Captain in the marching regiment announces willingness to exchange commissions with a lieutenant from any dragoon regiment on the same establishment. Interested young lieutenants should apply to J. W. George's Office House in Haymarket with their wave and regiment for attention.
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Dragoons
J. W. George's
Haymarket
Prices of Stocks at Tavs o Clock
Prices of stocks show varied values with 50 7-8 to 62 Ditta Confol. Notes include Long Annuities 1. qgth 3 per cent and various India Stock figures. References to New Navy Assurance, Exch Bills, and Scrip Onnwm indicate a period market report with multiple securities and terms.
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New Navy Assurance
Pry
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