Aimed at Saints John Garrison and Global Conflicts
An account from the period describes Colonel Amherft’s demand for safe private effects at St John’s garrison and notes the broader European maneuvers. It reports Franco English tensions over Gaffel evacuation, Naples’ troop recall, a bloody Maltese action, and Tartars with Turks in Moldavia. Also mentions the capture of ships near Bayonne and Archangel, naval movements from Woolwich, and a Jewish burial ceremony for Samson Gideon with flags and somber processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amher
St. John’s
Paris
Duke of Bedford
Caffel
England
Faïgue
Wezer
Gaffel
Naples
Spain
Malta
Vienna
Transylvania
Bayonne
Revenge
St. Domingo
Bourdeaux
Admiral Dureil
Guernsey
John
Richard
Blichendon
Archangel
London
North Sea
Dunkirk
Centurion
Woolwich
Faulkland
Boreas
Senegal
Plymouth
Falmouth
Belleitle
St. John Baptist
Garland
Basque Road
William Beckford
Mile End
Jews Charity-School
Teeth Tinctures by Greenough at Ludgate and St Pauls
By Virtue of the King's Patent are sold by Greenough apothecary at the King's Arms and Pettie and Mortar in Ludgate Street and J Newbery at the Bible and Sun in St Paul’s Church Yard. The tinctures cleanse foulness, whiten teeth, fasten loose teeth, prevent rot, cure gum scurvy, and relieve toothache in minutes without injuring teeth or gums. Counterfeits are warned against. the genuine bottles will bear the inventor's name on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grernough
King’s Arms
Ludgate-Streets
J. Newbery
Sun
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
N. B
Greenough
Debate on Peace Terms in London Evening Post
Candidus presents a public examination of two sides in the peace debate. One urges ending the war under preliminaries as equitable and sufficient, citing France’s resources and Britain’s exhaustion. The other insists terms are unfair and demand fuller satisfaction for losses, arguing Britain can endure further war and needs stronger terms before ending hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
France
Great Britain
The Jesuits Decline and Public Affairs Amid 18th Century News
A letter to the London Evening Post discusses the Jesuits’ decline amid past power, trials in France and Portugal, and recent Paris and Metz tribunals. Reports on Lisbon, Vienna, and Paris dispatches note military and political moves, while market notes at Smithfield and naval captures fill the day’s bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lisbon
Earl of Berborough
Abrantes
India House
Bombay
Amsterdam
Duke of Bedford
Marquis de Grimaldi
Madrid
Havanna
France
Duke de Nivernois
Spain
Newfoundland
Vienna
Schweidnitz
Marshal Daun
Braunau
Saxony Hall
Laudohn
Charlotetenbrun
Hague
Caffel
Holstein
Christiana
Norway
Altena
Toulon
Genoa
Villafranca
Monaco
le Content
Metz
Paris
Fort Royal
Martinico
M. de la Touche
Smithfield
Moore
Prince Edward
Downs
Portmouth
Spithead
Ais Majesty
Tryal
Guernesey Packet
Gallienne
Elizabeth
Nican
Guernsey
Southampton
Esperance
Oswald
Capt
Johnson
William and Elizabeth
Cartridge
Tamer
Starlinz
Newcastle
Northumberland
Shrewsbury
Bedford
Minerva
Young
Sound
Havannah
West Indies
Virginia
Deal
Cunningham
Portsmouth
Maidstone
Romney
Salisbury
Butler
S. W
High Water Times at London Bridge
The record lists high water estimates for London Bridge with times on Thursday and alternatives in the morning and afternoon. Includes measurements noted as 17 M. after 9 o'clock in the morning and 49 M. after afternoon, plus further 22 M. after 10 Morning and 15 M. after 10 Afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
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Postscript
The
London Evening Post
Henry IV
Portugal
America
Mariana
Sam
Neptune
Asculapius
Burgundy
Venus
Jj. Weller
Drury- Lane
Covent: Garden
Polly Honeycombe
Drury-Lane
Coven
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