Index to all papers a Public Ledger for Trade and Notice
The Author proposes a Public Ledger Office at St Pauls Church Yard to register advertisements, proposals, and notices from all papers. It promises searchable records for a small search fee and urges advertising in the Ledger alongside the Public Ledger to widen visibility and accessibility for enquirers across the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Enquiry
St. Paul’s
Public Ledger
Enquirer
London
Gaia
The Ranger I. A satirical plea for secret police in Britain
In a prose poem tone, the speaker likens rogue Rangers to covert enforcers in Covent Garden, detailing a self-appointed network that will expose vice and folly, monitor all classes, and reveal public scandals while demanding anonymity for the author. The piece shifts to reflections on France, Britain, and potential wars, touching on taxation, plate hoards, and European politics with a critical, speculative voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Dez
King’s Street
Mirrour
Apollo
Ador
France
Germany
Empire
Electorates
Mentz
Triers
Cologn
Bamberg
Wurt
Loretto
Europe
Jerusalém
Solomon
Hungary
Italy
Minerva Lands 36 Prisioners From Quiberon Bay
Port News reports Minerva arrived from Quiberon Bay with 36 prisoners landed. Penzance notes Savage sloop of war with Joseph from Falmouth Henry from Cork carrying provisions for London Gibson from Whitehaven also sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Falmouth
Wind N.E
His
Minerva
Quiberon
Penzance
Savage
Peard
Joseph
Henry
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Simeon Swift
America
Rangers
Britain
Pallot
Covent Garden
Covent Garden Dial
Pafquin
Rome
Aid du Camp
Prussia
Hanover
Rhine
Weser
Oder
Austria
Bourbon
Great Britain
Papric Lepeea
Monsieur Voltaire
M. Voltaire
Prince of
Conti
Philipburgh
Marshal Duke of Berwick
d’Asfeld
Eugene
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