Ambitious 18th century call for peace and commerce
The fragment urges a peaceful course between nations, seeking to extend commerce and secure trade routes. It references Port Egmont, naval forces, and the need to end enmity while avoiding plague and distant conflicts. A cautious plea for security and prosperity through prudent governance and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Egmont
Spain
Klind
Fogether
Pacife
Drift of Royal News and War Hints From St James's
Postscript dispatches a private packet about a cabinet meeting at St James's to fill the Lords Lieutenant of Ireland post, with news of naval orders to Rodney and anti-Spanish moves, plus widespread reports of unrest in Europe and whispers of Dutch naval provisioning in the West Indies. It covers royal visits, religious observances, fashionably attentive ladies at Windsor, and scattered military preparations across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joséph Yorke
Hague
St. James's
St. James’s
Ireland
Rodney
West Indies
Havanagh
St.Magy
Martinico. Co
Lucania
Charlane
Constantinople
Coracoa
St. Boestatia
West-Indies
St. James
Denmark
Charles
Peer
Nowell
Duke of Cumberland
Fhes
Datchet-lane
Windsor
Royal Palace
St. George’s Chapel
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Ratisbon
Hamburgh
Russia
Lubeck
Poland
Silesia
Stockholm
Galt
Fevesat
St. Luke's Church
Rami
Ondysef
Robberies and stagecoach thefts plague Maidenhead and surrounds
Thieves broke into Mit Draper pawn-broker shop at Maidenhead Bridge and stole apparel and goods worth a large sum. A stage coach on Hillington Heath was robbed by a single highwayman, with a woman present. Mr Arnold’s Watchmaker shop in Bishopmees was entered, watches stolen of great value. Portsmouth harbour dispatched the Glory frigate to Ireland to recruit marine corps. Also notes Hon Henry Fane was elected Member for the Borough. Portmouth arrivals and sailings of several vessels are listed with routes to London Newcastle and Stockholm.
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Mit
Draper
John-Firdet
Horflydawn
Ofry
Maidenhead Bridge
Hillington Heath
Arnold
Bishopmeee
Portsmouth
Ireland
Shads
Marine Corps
Lyme Regis
Fan
Henry ‘Fane
Earl of Westmorland
Portmouth
Hallam
Adams
Hampshire
Wolfe
London
Bonetta
Hutchinsor
Portsea
Sutherland
Pearl
Flintoft
Milner
William and
Mary
Graham
Newcastle
Yarmouth
Brecon
Neptune
Wheatley
Britannia
Stephen Fort
Recovery
Fletcher
Ford
Ditchburn
Sunderland
Sophia
Elizabeth
Wage
Ner
Stockholm
Post Office Established at Gateshead Durham
General Post Office reports a Gateshead office opened to receive and deliver letters for Gateshead Swakwell Winlaton and nearby villages until the rebuilt bridge over the Tyne allows Newcastle delivery. Senders advised to direct mail to Gateshead to avoid delays at Newcastle or other offices. By command of the Post-Master General Anthony Topp, Sec.
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Lo Jan
Gateshead
Durham
Fone
Newcasile
Swakwell
Winlaton
Newwcastle
Anthony Topp
Lost Gentleman Reward Up To One Hundred Guineas
A missing man report from Monday the 76th instant offers a reward of one hundred guineas for information to Mr Ridley bookseller St James Street. He wore a guidehos itemedie waistcoat blue surtout black breeches white stocks a plain shirt and hat. A gold pocket watch with a coat of arms and diamond trinket was with him. pawnbrokers are asked to notify the party if offered.
Monthly Account of New Publications in Partial Reviews
A fragmented announcement promotes a monthly and critical review of new publications. It promises a concise catalogue of protestations and opinions from Critical and Monthly Reviews and magazines, with selections by prominent authors. The plan aims to offer readers a fuller judgment of works as soon as possible.
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Heba
iPime
Paicahae
Fedom Review
Yao Association of
Johp
Avicies
Ate Geomeary
Nck
Reeonantien Sropem Dedicated to the Princess Royal of England
January 1778 Lady's Magazine lists copper plate engravings and songs. Frontispiece group of authors and artists, four heads by June including Mary Queen of Scots and Catherine Parr, plus a pattern from a child bed basket. Contains advice, stories, poems, tales, extracts from new books, and fashion notes.
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Walker
Princess Royal
Lady's Magazine
June
Mary Queen of Scots
Catherine Parr
Ninon de Enclos
Nicaule
Shebax
Hook Wheele
Lady’s Magaziner
Ule
Duke of Cumberland
Brunswick
Maria R
Stockwell
Cockcrow-Hill
J. Wheble
Tuwa
The Genuine Original Work advertised for weekly issue
An advertisement announces The Genuine Original Work to publish Saturday morning with price sixpence, monthly embellishments, frontispiece, fashion patterns, a new song, and varied prose and poetry pieces aimed at ladies and the young princesses. It lists contents including moral essays, journeys, reflections, quarrels, and remarriages, with notices of availability from G Robinson at Paternoster Row.
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Hudson
England
Ufe
G. Robinson
Robinson
Roberts
Waters to Plymouth Dock Debate Caused Public Scorn
1761 narrative where Joshua Thomas Steward and associates press for a water stream to Plymouth Dock. Accuses Spurrell Mill Bailey of hindering water supply for profit, while townsfolk curse the accusers. Crime of slander implied, with references to servile barter and public belief in the uproar.
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Joshua. Thomas
John St. Aubin
John Spurrel
Nicholas Mill
Timothy Dailey
Plymouth
Jock
Thomas
Mill
Plym
Trevan
Spurrell
Bavey
Gian