Dutch Gazettes under fire in Cornhill letter critique
Cornhill writes to defend truth in journalism and attacks Dutch Gazette liberal bias. He argues British press freedoms are safer than Dutch, criticizes the Hague and Amsterdam papers for political manipulation and incorrect reports, and notes foreign intelligence travels through ships and letters from Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagentius
Dutch
Great Britain
Ingenyus
Dunkirk
Hague
T¢an
Amsterdam
Sumatra
Oly
Chateau- Roux
Utrecht
Cornhill
Anti-Belgicus
Antwerp
Local names appear in fragmentary notice
Fragmentary OCR lists M. Marr Mr Gardiner Mr Obrlen Miss E Ambross Miss Cockayne among names in a damaged item, with no clear event or date readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gardiner
Mr. Obrlen
E. Ambross
Cockayne
Werek
Stomachic Lozenges Sold By Royal Patent
By the King s Patent the Stromaculc Lotences for disorders of the stomach and bowels. The lozenges, pleasant to take, claim to cure indigestion wind and acid crudities while preventing effects of hard drinking. Sold by Newbery at the Bible and Luna and Bayley at the Civet Cat Haymarket for 6d per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tunbridge
Port News Deal To Portsmouth In July Winds
Port News reports July 4 sailing details with wind from the northeast. Ships including the Asjelty’s fleet bound for Newark Nottingham Pomona and the Hazard and Happy sloops sail outward as before. Wolf the royal sloop sails on a cruise. Solebay arrives from a cruise and remains with the fleet. Names from Jamaica seen in sight but not identified. Gravesind July 3 notes ships from Barcelona to St Antonio and Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Newess
Deal
Fuly
Wind N.E
Downs
Asjelty
Newark
Nottingham
Pomona
Thompson
Philadelphia
Solebay
Jamaica
Gravesind
Pal
St. Antonio
Jelye
Barcelona
Valette
Nash
Julius Cesar
Potts
Constantia
Johnson
Appleton
Preston
Guadaloupe
Vulture
Clark
Figuera
St. John
Nefkin
Norway
Privy Council Appointments in Ireland Listed
July 4 Whitehall reports the King will swear a long list of Lords and Archbishops to the Irish Privy Council including George Archbishop of Armagh Primate of all Ireland John Baron Bowes of Clonlyon Chancellor Charles Archbishop of Dublin Michael Archbishop of Cashell John Archbishop of Tuam and numerous Earls led by William Duke of Devonshire High Treasurer James Marquis of Kildare Alexander Earl of Antrim and others such as Earl of Clanricarde West Meath Montrath Drogheda Granard Grandison Berborough Blefington Carrick Hillborough Shannon Belvedere and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Armagh
All Ireland
John Baron Bowes
Clonlyon
Charles
Dublin
Michael
Cashell
John
Tuam
William Duke of
Devonshire
James Marquis
Kildare
Alexander Earl
Antrim
John Smith
Clanricarde
Thomas Earl
West Meath
Chaworth
Meath
William Earl of
Inchiquin
Charles Henry Earl of
Montrath
Gharles
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Gra
Mr. Obrien
Pennyworth
Rowe
Beaumont
Fletcher
His Majesty
Harrison
Landress
Charing-Cross
Scrand
Faas Cp
N. B
Forth and Co
Great Queen Street
Drury Lane
London
Yeterday
Flanders
Campoloro
Republic of Genoa
Martinetti
Fiumarico
Corsica
Coltmel
Beck
Laudoln
Braunag
Glatz
Silesia
Prussia
Dantzick
Junea
Petersburg
Colin
Colberg
Prince of Wirtemberg
Werner
Tottleben
Belgard
Pruoffian Grenadiers
Leipfic
Empire
Hoff
Zwickau
Saxony
Henry
Husen
Daun
Serbelloni
Munster
Brunswick
Ferdinand
Fulda
Stuchteren
Electorate of Hanover
E. Duffeldorff
Prince Soubise
Anna
Prince of Condé
Ulfen
M. de Voyer
Kefsburen
Prince of I
Fremerhen
Maas
Geldern
Aerfen
Gennep
Stralen
Rhine
Loburg
Ruderick
Wesel
Bockholt
Westphalia
Soest
Soubise
Bockum
Dortmund
Marshal Broglio
Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
Drury- Line
Baddeley
Millar
Davis
Yates
Weston
Gen Slewoman
Obrien
Matt Rugie
Capitani
Mr. Baddeley
Mrs. Maguire
Ughton
Neat
Whitehall
Kingdom of Ireland
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