Mippvesex Journal Aimed to Purge Indecency and Quackery
A colonial era declaration outlines the rise of numerous publications and announces the Mippvesex Journal as a public spirited effort to curate political intelligence. It vows independence, impartiality, and frank access to foreign and domestic news for educated readers, with safeguards against sensationalism and quackery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ori’ ‘Ginally
Mipavesex Jouanas
Dhe
Mippigse
Rock
Walker
Beckett Br. Smyth
Radley
Dlesex
Royal London notes and civic swearing in
Reports from London dated December 27 describe the royals taking an airing to Richmond then returning to the Queen's palace for dinner. Princess Amelia leaves Cavendish Square for Gunnersbury, dispatches reach Copenhagen for Robert Gunning, and Lord Weymouth meets the king. Admiralty reforms to aid sailors are hinted. Lord Mayor's seat at Fonthill noted, Alderman sworn deferment, and Common Council elections see Wilkins Bullock Prowting Elliott among the sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Queen’s
Princess Amelia
Cavendish Square
Gunnersbury
Secretary of State
Robert Gunning
Copenhagen
Lord Weymouth
Queen’s Palace
Admiralty
Fonthill
Wilthhire
Alderman Roffiter
Wilkes
Farringdon Without
Charlee Asgill
St. Ianstan’s
Oaks
Farringdon
Tower
Mr. Wilkins
Mr. Bullock
Freeman
Elliott
Anfell
Alexander
Brooke
Worsfold
Neave
Fragmented late 18th century news and ship losses in storms
The article reports election outcomes for the old members, county freeholders in Northumberland, and a wave of maritime notices. It mentions ships blown ashore at Ditch Co f and the Lively from London to Boston at Yarmouth Beach, with hopes to salvage damaged goods. It also notes the Russian fleet at Portsmouth, a threat to the Portuguese king, and smuggling on the Yorkshire coast alongside various letters from Gibraltar and Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batinday
Condwainiers
Northumberland
Hamburg
Lively
Mason
London
Bofton
Cockle
Bengal
Port L‘orient
Lifton
Portugal
Fe Hun
Portsmouth Harbour
Gibraltar
Rufsian
Constantinople
Newcastle
Redcar
Saltburn
Yorkshire
Maryland
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Prn
Ee. &c. Ic
Nd Sons
Eet
Genoa
Turin
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