War declared to seek peace and royal defence news
A report from Brussels notes King George II pursuing a just war with allies toward honorable peace. Letters from Portsmouth and Yarmouth recount naval moves, privateers captured prizes, wrecks around the British coast, and a lottery drawing at Guildhall. Obituaries and local notices conclude with deaths and civic records.
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Prophesies of Britannicus and the Royal Vision
A London Eve ning Post reader cites two political prophecies by Britannicus. The first foretold harmony at home and success abroad after the new minister’s rise. The second, in a long visionary letter on the late Prince of Wales, depicts a celestial envoy revealing a future king’s glorious reign, tax relief, revived trade, and Enlightenment progress.
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