Trade winds bring assorted ships to Atlantic ports
Deal Sept 6 lists two Indian pilots remain aboard the fleet. Vessels arriving include Exon Tivd Walrond from Pittsburgh via Aberdeen. Prince George Cralix from ditto. St George Brooks from G oa Union Cro ger from Naples Nancy Wwifton from London. Enterprizey Reynolds from New York. Crawfur Smith from Rostterdam. Sort Coves from Dublin Dirk William from Rotterdam Protperky Vallen from Gottenbarch. Dolly Ross from St Croix. Venus Frigate Giral from Manila St Rosa Darany from ditto Buga Conf Bos Confens from ditta Sig Ippida gal tyro Seva Seruay Nicholas de abit Tred.
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Leoc
Rotterdam
Protperky
Vallen
Gottenbarch
Milford
Dolly
Ross
St. Croix
Cadiz
Venus
Giral
Manilla
St. Rosa
Darany
Dita
Clergy Deaths and Civic Appointments Reported
Sherborne September 3. The Rev Mr Charles Yeatman of Emanuel college Cambridge died Friday. Oxford September 4. The Rev Dr Cauley Rector of Stepney London elected Principal of Brazen Nose college succeeding the late Mr Gwyn. York September 4. Edward Wallis Esq elected Alderman at Guild hall replacing the late John Mayer. Yesterday Charles Furner Esq one of our Representatives in Parliament elected Alderman succeeding Sir George Amyand Bart.
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Sherborne
Charles Yeatman
Emanuel College
Cambridge
Oae
Oxford
Cauley
Stepney
London
Brazen Nose College
Gwyn
York
Guildhall
Edward Wallis
John Mayer
Charles ‘Furner
Esgs
Sir George Amyand, Bart
Downing Street Arrival and Colonial Non-Importation
A late report notes Lord North's return to Downing Street from Dil lington and a Liberty Tree meeting in Rhode Island Georgia that urged a strict non importation policy. The excerpt details plans to cease commercial dealings with those colonies until they unite behind the measure, allowing only already ordered goods to land within a month. The second section covers a Russian victory near Pruth with Count Romanzow and officers earning rewards, burial counts, and minimal prisoner take, plus local court updates at Guildhall and Bridewell Hospital elections and Milton references.
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Lord North
Downing-street
Dillington
Somersetinire
Charles Town
South Carolina
Liberty-Tree
Charles Pinkney
Rhode-Island
Georgia
Rhode Island
St. Peterburgy
Count Romanzow
Falkenchild
Plemianikoff
Prince Repnin
Pruth
Faulkener
English Guards
Attac
Poem fragment and notices drive calls for liberty and reform
An energetic fragment from a letter mentions a Lil liputian regiment for the Prince of Wales and a ceremonial punch bowl. It then shifts to local events with a magistrates court, a near explosion risk, a brewer’s death, clerical appointments, marriages, obituaries, and public exhortations on electoral rights and constitutional accountability, urging courage against corruption and pledging to chase untrustworthy representatives.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
Litchford
Cheshire
Duke of Bridgewater
Lumbrook
Manchester
St. Margaret’s Hill
Hill
Smithfield
John Baines
Jackson
Turpin
Shoelane
Essex
Petvin
Marri
Apt. James
Shadwell
Grant
Chelsea
King-Street
Soho
Atkinson
Piccadilly
Paradise-rew
Jeremiah Starting
Minories
Clapham
Edmond Omercy
Lardner
Wandworth
Lily
Lilly
Smithheld-bars
Twickenham
Nathaniel Burton
Ely
Bedford-street
Covent Garden
Hickford
Whitechapel
Egerton
Lenton-street
Goodman’s-fields
Edward, Seagrave
Tooley-street
George Edmunds
Hofier
Northaw
County of Hertford
Mary Crockford
Little Coeupsy Jonn
Peter Chaumier
Free government, liberty, and the royal prerogative
Sir, a letter argues that free government requires internal discipline and that kings and parliaments exceed constitutional bounds at times. It praises the 1688 Glorious Revolution, the power of a liberty-minded House of Commons, and the Bill of Rights, contrasting Stuart overreach with Hanoverian establishment.
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Staud
Charles
House of Commons
House of Hanover
Reform in Eagle Court Prosecutions and Public Morals
A harsh critique of brothel houses and substitute constables amid calls for reform. The speaker denounces local corruption, praises the High Constable, and argues for Crown and people interests to guide just laws and fair representation, warning against legal neglect and public vice.
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Verax
Eagle-court
Sir John
Dulcinea
Satan
The King's Interest and Public Stock Prospects
A brief contemplation on royal obligation to the people and the public desire for stock access. Mentions various bonds and annuities including Bank Ann, India and South Sea issues, and naval and victual bills with figures like 34 1 8ths and 1761 1762 dates.
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India
South Sea
Tiaketa
Warren's Improved Milk of Roses Perfume Ad
Warren's Milk of Roses perfume praised for skin care and shaving aftercare. Public notice declares it vegetable and safe for ladies children and men. Sold by Richard Warren and various London and regional retailers including Oxford Bath Bristol Norwich Manchester Chester and more.
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Warren
Ichard Warren
Mary- Bone-Street
Golden-Square
London
Richard Warren
Langfrd
Paternofter-row
Rought
Oxford
Raikes
Gloucester
Bull
Bath
Goddby
Sherborne
Collins
Salisbury
Brow
Bristol
Hall
Marsate
Baker
Brighthelmstone
Smnodns and Co
Canterbury
Kult
Norwich
Fifir
Newcatle
Barrys
Manchester
Shave
Ipswich
Arig and Co
Birmingham
Kayman
Déerling
Grocer
Chichester
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