Turmoil in Tortuga and D'Eon incident stir London chatter
Report recounts the French court uncertain on Tortuga affair and delaying judgment until America contacts Count d’Estaign. Chevalier D’Eon escorted by an Englishwoman in St James's Park as kidnappers were thwarted near Spring Garden Gate. News touches on Dutch gold import flows, ship movements at Spithead, public sermons, Bartholomew Fair proclamation, and local robberies including a ghafa robbery near Lark Hall and a Clapham pickpocket incident. Several vessel movements, wartime preparations, and charitable collections are noted. Historical incidents include fires, funerals, marriages, and price updates for grain at Bear-key.
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Tortuga
America
Count d’Estaign
Chevalier D’eon
St. James’s Park
Holland
Rotterdam
Harwich
Gavoff
Portsmouth
Scarborough
Stodd
Spithead
West Indies
Plymouth
Africa
Admiral Holborn
Lis Majesty
Phoenix
Scarborugh
London
Saerius
St. Paul’s
Sclarer
Pfain
Wanstead
Lucy
James
St. Catharine Creecalid
St. George’s
Racliffe Highway
Wmn. Wesley
Brixton Causeway
Clapham
Lost vessel salvage reward offered in Jamaica notice
In August last an anchor weight sixteen hundred and buoy cork rope and cable were recovered. Any person who informs or returns the item to the Jamaica Consul in St Michael's Alley Cornwall shall receive four guineas reward paid at the cozin coffee hour.
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Cork
Jamaica
St. Michael’s Alley
Corniil
GOAT and RHEUMATISM ELIXIR OF BARDANA CLAIMS
Advertises GOAT and RHEUMATISM ELIXIR OF BARDANA a new medicine from Direlon of De Hill aided by Baldving Rorkeer and Jacksons Rookfelier. Claims to reduce gout and rheumatism with ease safety and efficacy based on London cases. Warns against harm and touts ease of use with a teaspoonful in water twice daily.
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Bardana
de. Hill
Baldving
Pater-colter-Roos
Jacksons Rookfelier
Hm Felf
London
Lee
Hheifs
Speech of Earl of Warrington to the Grand Jury Chester 1692
Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening Post warns against Prerogative tyranny. The excerpt reprints Henry Earl of Warrington’s 1692 Chester grand jury speech arguing for rule of law, property rights, due process, and the limitations of royal prerogative. It emphasizes liberty, justice, and parliamentary rights against absolute power.
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London
Meres
Girard
Earl of Warring
Chester
House of
Scuait
Henry Earl of Warrington
Lord Delamere
Wall
England
Commons
Commons of
Fife
Liberty
Ettace
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Postscript
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