London and York Post-Chaise Changes Schedule
The proprietors announce a schedule change for the London to York post-chaise service. From Monday the 13th, departures will be at 5:00 AM daily from the Black-Lyon in Fleet Street London and from the Swan on the Pavement Kerk, with improved arrangements to ease previous inconveniences. Only small parcels of value are admitted.
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Pearson and Rollason’s
Birmingham
High Court of Chancery
John Eames
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
London
Barnard
Kilvington
Chandry Lane
Thurgon
Lincoln’s-Inn
Borwick
Gray's- Inn
Hale
Kirby-Hill
Richmond
Yorkshire
Meff. Graves and Gray
York
W. C.llare
Norbury Park
Mickleham
Surry
Nobury Park
Thomas Cuddon
Oid
Symond's-Inn
Chanetry-lane
Wikin
Stoke
Hinckley
Leicester
John Ward
Thornby
Elizabeth Goodrich
Hill
Queen-treet
Lincoln's Inn- Fields
J. Wheble
El.derfon
Eelock
Brighthelmstone
South Downs
Aifan
Scott
Middle Street
Lewis
Elderton
Bow Church-yard
Ondon
York Post
Black-Lyon
Water-lane
Fleet-treet
Kerk
Earsly
Courle
Economist
St. Lawrence
G. Keafly
Fleetstreet
Oeserve
Kearfly
Translation of a Prince Ferdinano Brunswicks Letter to King George
Postscript translation recounts a night march and delayed cavalry action as British infantry attacked with bravery. Deserters warned of enemy movement at midnight. Cavalry failed to advance in time, allowing Saxon infantry and cannon to press the line. Officers to blame for inaction and missed opportunities amid a night of confusion.
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Prince Ferdinano
Brunswick
King George the Sycona
Real Patriot
M. de Rehan
Ligonier
L.g.5s
Winchenrode
Fitzroy
Granby
Col. Webb
L G. S
Fithroy
Ligter
Crellit
Rugroy
D. of Richmond
Marth
Lord Granby
Misfired Cavalry Commands in Ligonier Campaign
A dated dispatch records Lord Granby and Lieutenant General Ligonier’s conduct during a cavalry engagement. The writer blames L G S for missing a critical opportunity to exploit a favorable position, praises Granby’s readiness to execute orders, and notes subsequent frictions, letters, and recalls escalating to the king.
Impeccable Ministerial Frauds and Naval Dangers
The piece critiques the British government’s internal deceptions and the naval establishment policy. It notes The Duke of Grafton’s removal, exposes ministerial imposture, and condemns threats used to justify war. It argues public trust hinges on open governance and warns against blind obedience and hidden plans.
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Apen
Jairing
Pringi Gies
House of Lords
America
Admiralty
Duke of Grafton
Treasury
Council of the Crown
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John, Mansfield
Hafierlane
West Smithfeld
Thomas Grodwyn
West Smithfield
Mansfield
Goldwyn
Llen Wall
Long-Acre
Castletreet
Leicesterfield
Newport-street
Thomas Harris
Lincoln’s Inn
Thomas Clayton
Round House
Rochdale
County of
Lancaster
James Wild
Scholfield-Hall
Robert Howarth
Abraham Sutcliffe
Felf
Messrs
Wallis
M. C. Rudd
Duke-street
Lincoln's Inn-Fields
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
Mr. Milter