Mail from Holland and French dispatches on Ottoman campaigns
News despatches describe Ottoman fleet movements toward Ifaktfcha with 20 ships of war joined by 13 Algerine ships and other vessels, plus galliots. reports of plague in Egypt and Alexandria. Turkish and allied armies marching, with outrages at hotels of foreign ministers and large troop movements from Asia.
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Constantinople
Ifaktfcha
Asia
Egypt
Alexandria
Ancona
Morea
Mafeniga
Soldia Baila
Soldia Baffa
Lepanto
Polli Kastro
Dolgorucki
Droboliazza
Konigserg
Schiel
Utrecht
Hague
Fune
Corpse of London Lord Mayor laid in state abroad
Salisoury July 1 reports the late Lord Mayor of London arriving by hearse with plumes and escutcheons, laid in state at the Antelope Spa before private interment at Fonthill. 45 tenants from Font Hill attended the procession and grave. The account notes mourning coaches, outriders, and local attendance.
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Salisoury
London
Antelope Spa
Fonthill
Northampton
Hereford
Boughton-Green Fair
William Jackson
Co Canterbury
Earl of
Holderness
Cinque-Ports
Dover Harbour
Dover
Wiggeen
Efa
Greenwich
Wiggen
Constantinople
Russia
Lord Cholmondeley
Lord Ligonier
John Lindsay
Coote
Rowley
William Morden Harbord
James Grenville
Court of Chancery
Lords Commissioners of
Ireland
Hoh
Charles, Townsend
Jamaica
West-Indies
Laters Pular
St. George’s
Botolph Pane
St. Mary At
Hill
Bishopgate
Wallbrook
St. Antholin’s
Cumberland
York
Alderman Wilkes
Mansion House
Thomas Oliver
Oliver
Viscount Palmerston
Hans
Stanley
Sloane
Southampton
Morlaix
France
Duke
Dutchess of Northumberland
Alnswick Castle
Earl of Chatham
Pall- Mall
Covent Garden Theatre
Buckingham Gate
Great George Street
Letters from Corsica and European intrigues headline today
Reports from Paris and The Hague describe Corsican insurgent activity and raids on forage carriages. News notes shifts in regimental service plans, London mourning practices, and political moves as the Commons debates salaries and a potential reform bill.
Port News Chronicle of Atlantic Shipping Moves
Port News records June 29 winds and sailing fortunes for Newfoundland, Lisbon, Oporto, Gibraltar, Exeter, Dublin, and river bound vessels. Arrivals include Nancy from St Kitts and Endeavour from Morodure, with outbound trips for Genoa, Britol, and various Caribbean, Virginia, and Philadelphia-bound cargos.
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Port News
Dea
Wind S. W
Francis
John Galley
Darby
Newfoundland
Crosby
Fortune
Barbadoes
Newhermmer
Wrellen
Lisbon
Arrabella
Bradflaw
Oporto
Reward
Whichelo
Gibraltar
William and Elizabeth
Leath
Exeter
Triton
Dublin
Nancy
Harrison
St.Kitts
Endeavour
Kennedy
Niorodure
Deal
Wind
Outare
Claveting
Blaydon
Southampton
Drake
Powell
Britol
Blair
St.Kit’s
Williamson
Burstal
Genoa
Being of a Patent Tooth Paste for Gum Health
Jacob Heine offers a new prepared toothpaste named Elegance for preserving teeth and gums from decay and scurvy. It claims to keep teeth white and breath fresh, prevent loosening, and restore decayed areas. Sold by Henry in Cockspur Street and Bayley in Covent Garden, 25 64 per pot, with Bath sales listed.
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Cépheus
Ithein
Mr. Furgusson
Hermitage-street
North Pole
Ives
Aries
Cepheus
East-India
Minuties
St.Thomas’s Hospital
Hoar
Barrow
Everton
Edwards
Africa
Liverpool
Bankes
Robinson
York Town
Virginia
Western Isles
West Indies
Mr. Wallace
Jacob Heine
Amelia
Henrit
Ww. Bayley
CockQiur
J. ‘Priceys Perfumer,* Opposité the India: Hote: In Lieadenhall- Street
Londs
Perfaraer
Bath
Gentleman's Magazine 1770 price edition reviewed
This Day avas publise reports a curious copper plate exhibit and a review of the Thirty-seventh Volume of the Works of M de Moltaire. It notes prices, publishers and a summary by the Monthly Reviewers, praising Voltaire’s lively correspondence and fidelity of translation. It mentions letters to friends, French originals translated by Franklin, and commentary on the author’s vivacity and readers’ reception.
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Liz Ferty
King’s Bench
Kennedys
Rd Po—t
Charles Churchill
Mgr. Woodfall
C. Rec
W. Adlard
J. Browne
Red-Lion ‘Court
Plear-S
Avas
Lord Bolingbroke
Huetidna
Indy
Featbuy
Virgil
Gmuce Gling
Esay Hier
Lord Lyttleton
Chavon
Rome
Hill
D. Henry
St. Jon’s Gates
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church Yard
Ives
M. DE Moltaire
Freich
Franklin
T. Davies
Covent
Garden
Je Wheble
Monhly
Voltaire
Wetill
Avignon
Lord Lyttel
Ton
Cure for scurvy drops advertised by Norton in London
A Portsmouth letter from 1776 testifies that Maredini’s Drops cured a severe scurvy and eye weakness after sea-bathing and other medicines failed. The note urges readers to trust Norton the sole proprietor, lists many cures, and notes where to buy in London and surrounding areas.
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Maredini
Tam
William Heron
Portsmouth
Nor‘ton
Golden Square
New’ Piscadilly
London
Gs. Exchbe
Juhn Norton
Norton
Wlaredaat
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Corsica
Menttion
Ars
Cus
Guado
Acheme
Hesse-Cassel
States-General
Paris
Seine
William Beckford
Parlaaent
G. Kearfly
Ludgate- Street
We Cook
W. Taubert
Cornhill
G. Woodfail
Charing- Cross
Mr. Norton
Golden-square