Cure for the gout by Catholic Pills offered to nobility
An advertisement by J. Collett promotes Catholic Pills as a universal gout cure. The author claims forty years of study, asserts the remedy eradicates the disorder with safety and certainty, and promises relief from a wide range of ailments. The notice targets the nobility and general public, inviting orders from Favistock-row, Covent-garden.
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Wheat and barley prices in Yorkshire markets report
On the last market day in Huddersfield wheat fell from 14s to 15s per load of three bushels. Mansfield reported wheat at 74s per load and barley at 1s. Cheese prices in Nottingham ranged from 33s to 40s per cwt. The country news from Derby notes Yorkshire markets showing general price levels.
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Magdalen College Vice-Chancellor Invested
Oxford news reports Rev Dr Horne of Magdalen College was reappointed Chancellor and invested as Vice-Chancellor for the coming year. Magdalen Bridge over the Cherwell opened to all carriages with a temporary railing to ensure safety during nearby works.
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Privateer Retaliation Captured by Penguin Off Newfoundland
London Admiralty report from August 25 1777 states Lieutenant Lloyd commanded the armed sloop Penguin of 10 carriage guns 10 swivels and 45 men to engage the American brig privateer Retaliation of Beverley commanded by Eleazar Giles. After an hour and a half fight Penguin captured the privateer. Penguin had one killed and six wounded including the Master Midshipman. Retaliation had two killed and eleven wounded. Both ships suffered heavy damage to sails tails and rigging.
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General Burgoyne and Howe War Policy Critique in London
A London correspondent criticizes funding and strategy for Burgoyne and Howe, noting dead horses sent by Fordyce and costly campaigns. The piece questions contractors profits, England’s burden, and feasibility of conquering America, while citing maritime news from Cork, Gosport, and Yarmouth and local court notices, robberies, and obituaries.
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