Address to Lord Chatham on Liberty and Justice
The speaker urges Lord Chatham to resist ongoing assaults on constitutional rights and condemns oppressive ministers. He lauds Mr. Wilkes for steadfastly defending the people, praises historic patriots, and pledges to remind Chatham of the public claim on him while hoping for his rise to lead the city and country.
Epigraph of an Epig TAPH to a Brave Man
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post requests printing a memorial epitaph praising a greatly brave officer and commemorating Wolfe Mount Calmette and Gallia. The verse laments war sacrifices and imperial tears, lauding British generals and kings for courage and nobility in a pivotal victory.
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Gallia
Britannia
Wolfe
Canada
Plague Ended in Constantinople and War Dispatches
Postscript reports from Aug 3 to Sept 5 covering Constantinople’s plague ending, Czeritochau surrender to Prince Gallixain with 1300 prisoners including two Marshals, and five Colonels. Stockholm pardons Captain Hellichius, Altona names Queen Dowager as Governor of Swedish Pomerania, Charles named to govern several provinces. Prince Frederic to govern Jin’and. Berlin notes the Princess of Prussia’s delivery of a princess.
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Holland
Constantinople
Vistula
Czeritochau
Gallixain
Confederation
Stockholm
Hellichius
Chridianstadt
Altona
Sweden
Swedish Pomerania
Scania
Halland
Bleckingie
Bahur-Lehn
Smaaland
Prince Charles
Prince Frederic
Jin'and
Berlin
Prussia
Swedish King Denounces Civil Discord and Restores Law
A Swedish king appeals to his Counsellors detailing two factions that split the nation and led to violence. He argues for a formal law binding king and states, and cites his own seizure of power to end oppression. He vows to secure liberty, justice, and public prosperity under a constitutional regency.
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Sweden
Gustavus Vasa
Engelbert
Gustavus Frickson
Public notice on lottery tickets at Meff Wenham and Co
The public is asked to note that tickets sold at Meff Wenham and Co No 11 Poultry will be stamped on the back. Persons with receipts for tickets or shares may exchange them, and prize money for shares in former lotteries may be received during office hours. Tickets in the current lottery are sold in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths at Meff Hazard and Co Royal Exchange. No two blanks to a prize and all shares sold there will be stamped with the Crown and found at Hazard's Lottery Office.
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Sweden
Don Juan de Salis
Great Britain
Hjolland
Vanderdeere
Lisle
John Lord Carysfort
Bath
Ireland
Admiralty
Huntingdon
Joshua Lord Viscount Allen
Kingdom
L*zland
Elton
Huntingdonshire
Fe’nnight
Italy
John Grahame
East India Company
Nicol Grahame
Garthore
Cadiz
Messrs. Verdue and Co
Amterdam
Paris
America
Dominica
Rochelle
Madeiras
Portsmouth
Rufsia
Lloyd and Prince of Wales
Fordyce
Guildhall
Wit
Galloway
Scotland
Thomas Wallace
Craigie
Hylintina Maxwell
Sir William Maxwell
Monieth, Bart
Gore A
Puesday
Palmer
Norch
Manny ‘E’anigh
Edinburgh
Worcester
Meff
Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
Hazara
Powdered cloth cleansers offered in London notices
EW invented POWDERS to clean white and stone coloured cloths curtains and kerfeymars. Sold by W Bayley perfumer Cockspur Street London and others in Newport Street Long Acre Ludgate Hill and Leadenhall opposite India House. Paper price 1s. Also a black powder for cleaning dark cloth at the same fare.
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W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
London
W. Darling
Newport-street
Long-Acre
Ludgate-hill
John Price
Leadenhall
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Ye Lord Chatham
My Lord
England
Paoli
St. James’s
Wilkes
Times
Senate
The
London Evening Post
A. B
Postscript
Orange
Amsterdam
Surinam
Guarda Costa
Carthagena
Barnabas