Week of Diseases and Casualties and South Sea Stock News
A weekly mortality and illness tally reports numerous causes of death including consumption convulsions fever and stillbirths with totals by sex and overall burials. It notes a drop in burials and lists various financial items such as South Sea stock bank notes and insurance figures while warning of a missing black gelding with distinct markings and offering a reward for its return.
To-morrow will be published motives for the resolutions of His most Christian Majesty
A historical notice announces the imminent publication in English and French of the motives for the king’s resolutions and his declaration to the electors and princes of the realm. Printed by F. Cogan near Middle Temple Gate for six pence.
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Moses
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Mahomet
God
Mons
Paal
Monf. Pascal
Basil Kennet
D.D
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
J. Pemberton
Golden Buck
Fleetstreet
S. Fiventy
Rance
F. Cogan
Fe Middle Temple Gate
This Day's Publication on the Nature of the Soul
An inquiry into the nature of the human soul argues for its rational basis and soul pie concept. The work is offered by booksellers G. Strahan J. Gray A. Millar A. Lyon and O. P. Pay at their respective London shops.
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G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
J. Gray
Cross-Keys
Poultry
A. Millar
Buchanan’ Head
Strand
A. Lyon
Ruffelstreet
Covent Garden
Round Court
Great CayMica Claims Universal Cure of Consumptions
An advertisement extols CayMica as an infallible remedy for consumptions asthma and all chest and lung disorders. It alleges rapid, dramatic healing within days, correcting blood fermentation, removing viscous obstructions, and curing coughs wheezing and breathlessness. Sold by Mr Radford's Toyshop at the Rose and Crown near St Clement's Church in the Strand for 3s 6d per bottle with directions.
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Mr. Radford
Rose and Crown
St. Clement’s Church Rd
Strand
England
King’s war moves and European postings reported
The King arms to the Dutchess of Lorraine choosing residence for her family and plans to garrison strongholds in the duchy. A papal brief allows Count de Clermont to campaign without resigning benefices. The Prince departs for Italy as Duke de Noailles heads to the Rhine. Marquess d Asfeld returns to pass into Italy. Troops expected on the plains of Turin by the 20th. Spanish ships sighted near Marseilles heading to the Levant or Sicily as Turkish fleet returns to Constantinople. News from the Rhine notes troops crossed on the 12th and the King’s motives for war with the Emperor published on the 15th.
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Italy
Duke de Noailles
Rhine
d’Asfeld
Turin
Marstilles
Levant
Malta
Constantinople
Sicily
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