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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 07, 1760

Page

2

Memorial on the mad dog cure from the Philosophical Transactions

A letter reviews a claimed method to prevent and treat distemper from a mad animal bite. It details applying mercurial ointment and a Turpeth Mineral regimen, with cautions about salivation and timing. The text also covers naval movements, court notices, and local incidents.

Philosophical Transactions John Douglas James

Movements in Brecknockshire Militia and London News

Reports detail Brecknockshire militia marching through Gloucester toward Neiterbaahe, Gen Barrington arriving from London to become Governor of Fort George, and other colonial trade arrivals. Also noted are a royal delivery of a son in Soho, Dumfries magistrates attacked by mobs, a Sussex barn fire from a pistol, and a long list of imports from Oporto including wine canvas hemp linen and various goods. Parliament and court notes cover itinerant preachers at Rolvenden, Maidstone magistrates, and several assize sentences at Stafford and Shrewsbury.

Plymouth Maidstone Newhaven Hamburgh Dublin Speedwell Stewart London Valiant West Indies Ferrol Tayo Dadiaman Portland Melampe Royal William Basil Elliot Light Dragoons Prigners Wolfe Lair Thomas Hayward Privy Gardeng Horse Guards Earl Pawlett York Buildings Hammersmith Covent Garden Brompton Col. Hale Coventry Birmingham Southwark Guildford Mansfield Baron Smythe Oxford Road Diot Tooley-street St. Tooley’s City and Liberty of Westminster Town Court Westminster Hall Penrith Cumberland Carlisle Ross Edinburgh Barrington Fort Géorge Arderfiel Humphry Bellamy Soho Square Dumfries Edinburgh Castle Virginia Maryland Stratford i Thomas Hoo Efgr Mr. Dutton Mr. Duggin Mr. South Mr. Choke Mr. Durton Mr.Drax Gipsey Kent Rolvenden Stafford John Cornhill Carnell Thomas Scriven Thomas Brown Joseph Wright Shrewsbury Mary Downton John Jones Jennings Wellington George Kow Abigail Wigley John Cleaton Richard Child Hertfordshire Hertford Mr. Foote Haymarket

Marriages Murders and Warnings in London News

A Victorian column reports marriages at St George Hanover Square and St James Clerkenwell, a coal merchant’s death, a widow’s death in Islington, and a sailor charged with murder at Gravel Lane. It recounts a series of violent acts including a ha nding near Wycomb and a fatal shooting attempt, plus police actions and a peculiar coachman tragedy near Fadpole Lane. Edinburgh and Glasgow notes cover privateers taking ships and marriages, with Justin Doran offering papers and rooms at the Edinburgh coffee-house.

Foote St. George’s Hanover Square Evelyn Zon Bell St. Jamies’s Clerkenwell Lee George’s Purt St. John’s Islington Oxley Norwich John Dempsey Houndt Ditch Alexander Marston-house Belkalehouse Wellcrof Square Newgate Thomas*White Baél Carlidle Joseph Dacre Kirkfinton Eig Gibson Grosvenor Square Bucks Turner Clark Swas Fadpole Lane Nick-A Westfield Walker Wycomb Squires Glasgow Cumbernauld Edinburgh Peterhead Cape David Clephane Leith Ferguson Miln Dundee Frazer Paterson Berwick London Alderney Firth Prince Edward Ranger Orkneys Inverness Alexander. Mackenzie Alexander Mackenzie Gairloch Bart Jenny Gerry John Gerry Esgg Ross Peggy Hay Lord David Hay Belton Justin Doran Harlem Hague Utrecht Amsterdam Cologne Brussells Bologna Gazette Italy Jamaica Batavia

Merchant ships sail from Plymouth in calm airs

Ort New s Deal Aug 5 Wind at S blows freth. Re main in the Dawns his Majesty s thip St George the Thomas and Jans Barlow a victualler and the Salisbury ackilwain for Partfliocth Set eee Mack.

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French commander plotted to enclose allied division

An express arrives confirming a report from yesterday that Chevalier de Muy, succeeding Count de S Germain, commanded the French corps de Reserve and planned to surround and cut off the Allied division. The newspaper notes this new advantage as consistent with earlier coverage.

Chevalier de Muy Count de S . Germain Corps de Reserve

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