England in peril from a Jacobite narrow faction
An 1818 British broadside denounces domestic factions and court influence. It rails at Parliament, the Crown, and ministers for pushing tyranny, cites Polish and Atlantic foes, warns England may bow to foreign ideas, and urges unity, virtue, and resistance to preserve liberty. It laments weakened merchants and naval power while urging citizens to awaken before the system collapses.
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House of Lords
Atlantic
St. James’s
Ireland
Paule
Teaden
Poland
Isles
Ancient foe of power and glory ends in betrayal
Fragmentary line says opposers of his fame harm his case betray power and death bed of his glory, with garbled reference to Mow 551777 JN WN.
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Letter From Quebec Mocking Alexander the Second in War Editorials
A Paris Evening Pot printer shares a letter from Quebec ridiculing Alexander the Second and his army. It describes American Provincials' ambushes near Ticonderoga, St Leger setbacks, and inflammatory verses by Americans. The piece critiques arrogance and prophecy of victory while promising further news from Saratoga.
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London
Quebec
Alexander the Second
Brilohers
America
Trade Port of London Booklet Announces 1776 Entries
Octavo price list concerns the Register of the Trade of the Port of London for April May and June 1776. Sir Charles Whitworth notes parts for January February March and July August September are in press. Cadell in London and booksellers in sea-ports will stock the work.
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House of Commons
Temple Luttrell
Milbourne
Edward Astley
Norfolk
London
Jim
Jory
Charles Whitworth
F. Sevelt
Cornhill
G. Robin
Avernofter-Tow
Kearfly
Ferra
Fary
Ienlinis
MA Cadell
Bristol
Gate
Liverpool
Eaton
Yarmouth
Great Britain
Ireland
Controversy over Howe's victory claims and Atlantic winds
A London correspondent mocks ministers and verifies reports by wind routes, noting the Ahna Teresa from Jamaica did not reach Jamaica by Sept 8 and arguing no guaranteed victory for Howe by Oct 15. The piece stresses seeking authentic intelligence and debunking false tales about the American campaign. It also covers Congress debates on Ticonderoga evacuation, military inquiries, and a Staten Island expedition.
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Jamaica
Gulf of Florida
St. Lucia
Seale’s Key
Bahama Banks
Turk’s
England
Lord Howe
Elke
Chesapeak Bay
New York
Howe
Miller
America
M‘bride
Hlifax
Greyhound
George Collier
Sir George
Lord George
William Howe
Halifax
Lord Howé
Congress
Washington
Sullivan
Staten Island
William’ch. Houston
Dominica
Rouffeau Bay
King’s Bench
Horne
Trinity
Sir Laar
Dundas
Moor Park
John Blackwood
Soho, Square
Oxford
I Stewart
Prices of STOCKS this Day and Bank-Stock Notes
Prices of stocks and bonds listed as bank stocks and annuities. Entries include South Sea stock, India bonds, various annuities, and bills. Notable figures show per cent ranges and par values, with multiple centuries cited in a historical ledger style.
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Tave-o'Cincke
India
Reoreee Tiekese & K
Hal Shere
Carded Lad A . Quntry Gentleman
The fragment notes an event involving Art Atticus on Tuesday, with unclear context. It mentions a gentleman and a lad in a historical newspaper style, but specifics are unreadable. Further readable details are unavailable in the text provided.
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Art Atticus
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