Secret French Court Ball At Dover Announces Dauphin Marriage
From the London Gazette dated June 14 a reported ball in Dover by the Chevalier de Sainte Croix Secretary to the French Ambassador and Chargé des Affaires. It was held by order and at the expense of the French Court to celebrate the late marriage of the Dauphin. The event drew the whole town and proceeded with order, pleasing all attendees.
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Unusual Open Boat Voyage to Leith from West Highlands
Edinburgh June 22 A mall ship's boat reached Leith with two men aboard after a two month voyage from the West Highlands. They crossed by Orkney in an open boat with no oars, using a small sail and an empty cask as bed. The two took turns sleeping. Also reports a bumper grass crop promising cheaper days ahead. corn, green peas, and cauliflower prices look favorable in markets.
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London ExtraG letter from Williamsburgh and Sweden dispatches
Extracts recount Capt Bankes from Liverpool with a Spanish sixty four gun ship under Dutch colours after four hours inquiry about Anglo Spanish war. Indirect notes on April arrivals Randolph Jenny Nancy Earl of Bute from Glasgow James River. Sweden reports public discontent, diet tensions, bank loans, and a 30,000 copper dollar subscription for a sprinter critic. Turkish-Russian moves, clashes over Conneticut Moheagan, royal reviews at Wimbledon and Blackheath, and a street incident with a noble protester. Also details on Lord Mayor funeral arrangements and various society notes including a new Coterie and political trials.
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Treatise on English Malady to Cure Scurvy and Leprosy
An 18th century work promotes cures for scurvy and leprosy and related ailments. It claims plain English methods, cures of over thirty patients, and lists medicines used. Available from Cheapside and Gutter-Lane booksellers in London and various others in Britain and Ireland.
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