Address on Cambricks and linen trade reform
A urgent public letter to Linen Drapers of London and manufacturers condemns selling French cambrics during war. It urges policy shifts to protect workers, cites impact on Antrim and Picardy trades, appeals to national duty, and warns rulers to enforce trade laws. Includes a prologue praising Free Masonry.
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London
Bries
County of
Antrim
Piccardy
Cambresis
Cefar
Free Masonry
Free Masons
Vernon
Mr. Lewis
Free Masons Advocate
Epigram Addressed to X Y Z and Theatricus
A fragment notes a satirical verse directed at X Y Z and Theatricus, praising mutual intellectual labor while lampooning dullness and vacuity. The text references a Bedford coffee-house gathering and cites Dodsley, Vol. LIT, as corroborating source.
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Theatricus
Bedford
Dodsley
Foreign Intelligence on Berlin Campaign and German Fortifications
Reports from Peterburgh and Leipfic detail damages to Prussia and Austrian forces near Berlin, with seven million crowns lost. Our army retreats to the Vistula for winter quarters amid supply lines from Alsace and Lorraine. Marquis GranBY’s HQ remain at Warbourg as Gottingen fortifications strengthen. Broglie’s forces reportedly struggle to winter in Heflé if Gottingen falls, while Gottingen houses a winter magazine for 6500 French troops.
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Peterbburgh
Prussia
Austria
Berlin
Vistula
Oe Leipfic
Pfaffiang
Warbourg
Marquis of Granby
Gottingen
Marhhal Broglie
Heflé
Paris
Marshal Broglie
Caffel
Ininor Vant
Rhine
Moselle
Alsace
Lorrain
Address Presented by Church of Scotland Ministers to the Crown
The London Gazette records a formal address from the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland led by Dr Robert Hamilton and fellow ministers to King George III. It expresses condolence for the late sovereign, gratitude for the new reign, and vows loyalty, while urging defense of church and state rights and prayers for divine blessing on the monarch and realm.
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General Assembly
Church of Scots Jand
Robert Hamilton
University of Edinburgh
Otheir
George Withart
Alexander Webster
George Kay
John Jardine
Edinburgh
Gilbert Elliot
Admiralty
Earl of Holdérneff
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Great Britain
House of Hanover
Church of Scotland
Botts Jay
Honourabe
Earth
Arrival notices in port reflect winds and ships
OrT News reports Dec 19 weather with a WNW breeze as the St Andrew arrives from South Carolina. It lists vessels Sue, Badger sloop, Loehdon Jubber, and the Sincere Friends sailing in or out, indicating a busy harbor with mixed fortunes.
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Deak
Wind
Farr
South.Carolina
Loehdon
Jubber
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Credi
Somme
Haerlem Meer
XK. Y. Z
Mente Forum
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