Critics and mobs loom in a restless Britain
A reader laments calumny against the Ministry and warns that harsh writing invites faction. He warns of rising protests over dear provisions and hunger, urging strict enforcement of laws against rapacious hands. He signs as a loyal reader and printer’s ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhime
Southwark
Newgate
Marthalfea
Doctors Gowmeus
Phoenix
Guinea
Plymouth
Plymou H-Dock
Qgid
Guain
Osteer
Folliers
Ana
Desige
Various European Courts and Portents Reported in News
From Vienna to London and beyond reports recount imperial travel plans, diplomatic renewals, tragedies, and political events. Notable items include Emperor's 4th of next month departure, a truce renewal with the Porte, a planned Jewish district idea, a Danish princess’s wedding, and a fatal accident in Brunswick. London notes stress social reform, poverty aid, and government plans while pirate trials, executions, plagues, fires, and West Indies issues populate the rest of the dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bohemia
Moravia
Baden
Baron de Penchier
Constantinople
Copenhagen
Louisa
Princes i Heffe Caffel
Christiansburgh
Breslau
Prussia
Branswic
Baron de Seukeberndorf
Brunswick
Mademoiselle Wilhelmina de Danugres
Baron de Jahnus
Hamburgh
Erlang
Franconia
Halberstad
Heffen
Cimpeigne
d’Estaing
St. Domingo
Brest
Paris
Villars
Hermitage
Versailles
Marchioness de Pompadour
Madrid
Algiers
Naples
Milan
Brimswick
London
Cm —m
Utrecht
Earl of Chatham
Order of the Garter
Vis
Guernsey
Rochfore
West Indies
Corsica
Farchal de Paoli
Scotland
Charles Saunders
Admiralty
Greenwich Hospital
Alexander Hood
Black Friars Bridge
Watermens Company
Back-Friars Ferry
Watermen
Norwich
Nottingham
Birmingham
Sheffield
Bridgetown
Barbadoes
England
Wales
Pensacola
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Evening-Post
Mr. Meres
London Evening Post
Meres
Islington
Rogers
James I
Charles H
Riba
Lecter
Lall
Modena
Parma
Padua
Venice
India
South Sea
Ann
Bk Re
Consol
London Bridge
Baker's
Eixchange-Alley
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